Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

Hiking boot recommendations?

Any recommendations for women's hiking shoes?

[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

Cold and wet weather hiking boots recommendations?

I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

Request - Hiking Sandals

Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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[Request] Best countertop dishwasher for reasonable price?

Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

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Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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The Premium Racks Professional Stainless has it all, and we put it to good use. The two-tiered setup is a breeze, with clear instructions and visuals to refer to when assembling. There was plenty of room for our set amount of dishes, our chef's knife dried nicely in the knife block, and our glasses and cutting board even had their own side drainage trays. If you are looking for a drip-free countertop experience while washing the dishes, Premium Racks is a nice choice, as it comes with two draining board types underneath and a microfiber mat for catching water to utilize as desired. The silverware caddy is large, holds a variety of utensils, and also easily detaches for cleaning when necessary. 
Due to the accessories, the Premium Racks can start growing "wings" and take up counter space, as it expands out to 21" with the side drainage systems in place. We find the drainage system attachments a bit cumbersome at times and feel they are less practical for smaller households where fewer dishes are done at a time, or if you don't mind, a quick wipe of the countertop to get a few water drops while the dishes are drying. However, if you have a bigger household, the size and add-ons of the Premium Racks might be a perfect fit.  

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 There's two clip on plastic pieces onto which the upper tray fits in. They raise the tray a lot (too much), and limit where all the little add-ons (like the bonus water catcher, or the clip-on glass attachments) will fit. 8. I wanted to try to fit the clip-on glass attachments onto the upper tray so that the glasses would drain over the drainage boards instead of over the sides and have to use the super bonus drainage systems, but the clips are too wide to fit on the upper section

 8. I wanted to try to fit the clip-on glass attachments onto the upper tray so that the glasses would drain over the drainage boards instead of over the sides and have to use the super bonus drainage systems, but the clips are too wide to fit on the upper section. 9. You've got two of these bonus water catchers but potentially three things that hang over the side - glasses, cutting boards and the knife holder, so choose wisely

.. I'm just gonna go back to my $8.99 Ikea KVOT dish drainer :)  TLDR: lots of moving parts that can shift around, bonus water catcher to try to make up for the fact that you have to place stuff outside of the drainage board's coverage

 I tried folding it in half and it's too small. Either way, doesn't look good at all. 3. The cutting board and clip-on glass attachments actually hang outside of the drainboard's coverage (look at the photos)

 I'm just gonna go back to my $8.99 Ikea KVOT dish drainer :)  TLDR: lots of moving parts that can shift around, bonus water catcher to try to make up for the fact that you have to place stuff outside of the drainage board's coverage

Disappointed to say the least

Wish I knew what the hype is . . . wish I wouldn't have bought this

 Sink is next to the wall so rack had to be placed to the right. It was impossible to dry glasses because they a) hang over the drying board so water drips all over the counter and b) were on the back side of the rack in that arrangement. Not good. Placing large pans or pots in the rack was OK unless you had other things to dry; there just wasn't room for much else once the pasta pot or large fry pan was set in there

 did not snap on easily, as another reviewer pointed out. Packaging was great, extremely well wrapped and protected from damage, and the extra drying mat that is placed below the plastic dish drain completes the drying experience. My biggest problems with this rack (aside from price) were where to place the rack relative to the sink and cabinets above. Although configurable, the fact of cabinets above the sink (normal height above the countertop) limited what I could do

 My biggest problems with this rack (aside from price) were where to place the rack relative to the sink and cabinets above. Although configurable, the fact of cabinets above the sink (normal height above the countertop) limited what I could do. The metal rack for plates is very handy but the space left underneath is paltry and practically, little fits under there. The rack giveth and taketh away

Good Concept, Reality was Another Story

  If I can find a drain pan that is the perfect size to put underneath it, that would solve most of the problems for me, and would be worth at *least* one more star. If you have a large kitchen, with plenty of counter space or a a big empty place to stuff this thing when you want it off the counter, that would help a bunch, too.  As is? Meh. At best

Large... but larger than the catch pan

 I don't have tons of space and lack a dishwasher. I also like that it's stainless steel. I use the utensil attachment and cutting board attachment. I may add the cup attachments if I run out of space

Let's start with the most important details: It looks like it could actually be 304 stainless (time will tell).  Honestly, the design of this thing isn't great. It takes up a lot of space when fully outfitted. Worse is that it's just kind of awkward fully outfitted

Good Enough (also compact configuration reccomendation)

 The cup holder drain pan attachment has the same problem.  I think being able to stack dishes vertically with higher sides works better for me.  The thing I liked the least about this rack was the draining board. The angle is off and water just pools and eventually evaporates leaving white spots because I live in an area with hard water

 I’d also have stuff fall off the top rack due to the low sides.  I like the idea of having a dedicated space to easily put cutting boards or cookie sheets, but the drain pan is more like an evaporation dish since it doesn’t have a way to let the water drain out. The cup holder drain pan attachment has the same problem.  I think being able to stack dishes vertically with higher sides works better for me

I wanted to love it, but I just didn’t find it practical. I like that there is plenty of room to have utensils dry, but I prefer my old Rubbermaid large dish drainer even though I wish it had more utensil space like this rack has.  On this dish drainer I found that the cups would not be secure in the cup holders and broke a few glasses with them falling off. I also wish the sides were a bit higher to keep things from falling over

Not what I expected

There were no assembly instructions, but I finally figured out how to assemble it

  Just can’t justify the price for not actually being functional for water retention and drainage.

I am so bummed this rack didn’t work. To me, the point of a dish rack is to catch and drain water.  The pan, although has a lip, doesn’t drain because it isn’t sloped and water just sits.  The cutting board rack, knife holder and cup clips all sit outside the additional water catch tray and you end up with water all over your counter in those spots

Disappointed

 Like those of you reading this review, I heavily rely on others' feedback on products before making a purchase. So, after using this dish rack for the past couple of months, here are my thoughts on various aspects of the product.  I like that there is a specific spot to hold a large cutting board and that the rack is not daunted by the weight. It doesn't tip when it is otherwise empty and my large (18 x 24 inch), wooden cutting board is placed in its slot

 I've worked hard for it, dreamed of it, and finally designed and built it. Since I spend so much of my free time baking, cooking, canning, pickling, brewing (beer and cider), and entertaining, a dish rack with large capacity, quality build, and reasonably good looks was needed to replace an old Simple Human that, although perfect for my previous, dinky, and cramped kitchen, was not up to the task in our new kitchen (and its plastic parts were starting to break). I also appreciate things that are made well and hate that so many things are of such quality that they soon end up as land fill or other environmentally unfriendly waste.  After much research, this dish rack seemed to fit the bill

 It would have been far more preferable (to me, anyways) to have a drip tray that extended further on all sides to catch the run off from the entire basket and attachments. Perhaps that would have made it too large for those with limited counter space? At the very least, the entire set should have been designed so that the drain board could actually drain -- slightly longer legs on one end of the basket and better molding/plastic for the board itself.  The knife holder, while a terrific idea, is for wimpy, skinny knives. Certainly, paring and steak knives fit

 It is necessary to either dump it out frequently or raise one side of the entire strainer on something so that water does not stand and overflow onto the counter (or onto the dish mat, which could cause mold and mildew if you didn't pay attention). But if you have to put the strainer "on blocks" to accomplish this, the stability is compromised and it looks not so chic (much like a car "on blocks" in one's front yard). It would have been far more preferable (to me, anyways) to have a drip tray that extended further on all sides to catch the run off from the entire basket and attachments. Perhaps that would have made it too large for those with limited counter space? At the very least, the entire set should have been designed so that the drain board could actually drain -- slightly longer legs on one end of the basket and better molding/plastic for the board itself

Built to last, but....

.. Hand washing and drying microfiber materials prolongs the fabric. Machine wash or dry damages the fabric

 However, it was rather poorly designed. First it lacks some type of rubberized foot to prevent from any possible slipping or scratching of surface.  One of the drain tray I received was warped which made water collect on the corners. I had to bend so it wasn't warped but this will take number of attempts until the plastic is warped no more

Great Concept, Fairly Designed

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