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Hiking boot recommendations?

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

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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?

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[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

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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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I want the best god damned dishwasher money can buy.

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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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BIFL: Mastercraft ratchet set with lifetime warranty. Got it at 14, im 31. Went thru more abuse than you think!

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2014 honda accord ??

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AMPHIPOD REFLECTIVE XINGLET VEST :: Look at you! Youre seriously hard to miss when youre out running around in the Amphipod Reflective Xinglet Vest. This high-brilliance reflective piece is 40 percent more visible than a standard running vest, and easily lets you be seen from all angels. Soft, chafe-free, and easy to wear. Now youre looking on the bright side!

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Vests are highly visible from any angle and versatile for all conditions, and this model is more visible and adjustable than the competition.

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m in the afternoon. so if you work an 8-5 job and you want to get a workout in whether it's running or riding your bike or whatever the case might be or going out for a walk, it's going to be in the twilight hours or in the dark. so it's important that we stay visible in order to stay safe. The other reason for me is I don't just wear this during those twilight hours or during those dark hours

 so it's important that I stay visible because I don't want to be mistaken for, you know, a game animal. So I'm going to make sure that the people that are out looking to maybe bag a buck or whatever the case might be that they're not shooting at me instead of that animal. So overall, I do think this vest is worth the 50 that I paid for. It's going to keep me visible and safe and that's what it's intended to do

 Now it's going to flash again, it's going to stay solid, and then one more time simply to turn it off. Then on the side of that on off button is a Usb charging port. so you don't have to worry about batteries, it's completely rechargeable and they send you the recharging cable. I just absolutely love that

 But once you adjust the vest to fit your size and as you can see as I push on these tubes here, you can see how it will adjust to fit. So it's customized fit. Once you get where you want it, I just slide those clips back in place, release the clip, and it stays firmly there. Now this is such a lightweight and comfortable vest and because it is fully adjustable, after a while, you just kind of forget that you're wearing it

Amphipod Xinglet Optic Beam Lite | Lighted Vest | Luminescent | Stay Visable | Should You Buy This?

- No VELCRO!!! Are you listening clothing makers? Velcro is DEADLY to modern lightweight outdoor fabrics.

- Heavy. Yeah, that's right. All those other people who are saying this is "light" either don't have a scale or are comparing it to something like road construction crew vests, not exercise vests. Some comps:

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I had the choice of a Squat Rack or a Weight Vest and I went with a Weight Vest that goes up to 150 pounds. That plus Single Leg Squats and Nordic Leg Curls can give you all the lwg work you need :D

Just entered another lockdown where I live (in Australia), so I can't access the gym (again). As this has become ridiculous at this point, I decided to quit free weights and move on to trying to building muscle through calisthenics. The idea is that even when lockdowns end altogether I can still save money by not spending it on gym fees.

However when navigating various bodyweight fitness guides, it's become apparent that it's not feasible to create hypertrophy for legs and back without free weights (i.e. squats and deadlifts). Given that, is it worth it to invest in a cheap squat rack and barbell w/ weights, and would I still save money on gym fees this way? Are there any alternatives?

<div class="md">Just entered another lockdown where I live (in Australia), so I can&#39;t access the gym (again). As this has become ridiculous at this point, I decided to quit free weights and move on to trying to building muscle through calisthenics. The idea is that even when lockdowns end altogether I can still save money by not spending it on gym fees.

However when navigating various bodyweight fitness guides, it&#39;s become apparent that it&#39;s not feasible to create hypertrophy for legs and back without free weights (i.e. squats and deadlifts). Given that, is it worth it to invest in a cheap squat rack and barbell w/ weights, and would I still save money on gym fees this way? Are there any alternatives?
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Is it worth it to fork over money for a squat rack?

Beyond the armored vest I'd highly recommend a Helite vest or something similar. You can't put a price on your health!

Car made a sudden left full speed into me in the canyon. She thought she missed her turn on a two lane road and yanked her wheel. She said said she didn’t see me whatsoever in broad daylight. Accident was 0% my fault. Suffered multiple fractures and was in pretty bad shape in the hospital. Lucky to be here and eternally grateful God decided to keep me on this planet. 

Making this post to let you all know an armored vest could have saved my spinal cord. If you were thinking about buying one let this post push you towards the purchase. 

Everything aside the feeling of riding and seeing yourself expanding your skills on a motercyle is an untouchable and glorious experience and I enjoyed every second on my MT07. 

Wishing you all wonderful rides. Be safe out there. Livin life on the edge 🤘🏽

<div class="md">Car made a sudden left full speed into me in the canyon. She thought she missed her turn on a two lane road and yanked her wheel. She said said she didn’t see me whatsoever in broad daylight. Accident was 0% my fault. Suffered multiple fractures and was in pretty bad shape in the hospital. Lucky to be here and eternally grateful God decided to keep me on this planet. 

Making this post to let you all know an armored vest could have saved my spinal cord. If you were thinking about buying one let this post push you towards the purchase. 

Everything aside the feeling of riding and seeing yourself expanding your skills on a motercyle is an untouchable and glorious experience and I enjoyed every second on my MT07. 

Wishing you all wonderful rides. Be safe out there. Livin life on the edge 🤘🏽

Edit #1 - The biggest thing I want to share for all of you to see and hopefully internalize without having to go through what I’m going through is this. This accident has instilled me with an immense appreciation and gratitude for life. I’m letting go of my fears of the future for I learned that worry is pointless, because you really don’t know what’s going to happen tomorrow and I learned that first hand. I could have been dead and wasted my days prior worrying about things that would have never happened to begin with. The present moment is the only thing that matters. I’m learning to enjoy what is in front of me with my whole heart and that love is the most important thing in this life. Do your best to remind yourself every day to find things to be grateful for and enjoy them as much as you can. The list of things we take for granted and all of the things we can be grateful for are endless. Take nothing for granted, for everything we are able to do and experience in our day to day lives are truly blessings. 

I woke up today to all of your comments. All of your kind words and support hit me in a positive way that I can not describe. I’m staying positive through this and all of you can too no matter what you’re going through in life. If it’s hard it’s a test of your strength and you have more of it than you can fathom. Strong as fuck we got this boys and girls 💪🏽. 

A bit more context on the accident. The car turned into me suddenly from the opposite lane of traffic and sent me flying and breaking through an iron (not chain link) fence. I believe that was the moment of impact that dislocated my spine. 

Gear - I was wearing heavy boots, motercycle pants, and a denim jacket. 

As far as recommendation for what type of vest to get, anything that protects you the most that you can afford. The purpose of this post was to avoid any form of possible trauma in any way regarding gear for a fellow rider. 

Don’t want to make this about religion but it came up a few times in the comments. I don’t believe God is a man in the sky. God is all of life itself including us. He doesn’t make any mistakes including this. He wants me to go through this to become a better and stronger man for myself, my family, and the world. You only can realize how strong you are in the face of adversity so say it with your chest. 

Life has its ups and downs and this is one of mine. Ups have come from this including my separated family becoming closer and me gaining a newfound perspective on life that I wouldn’t hav have otherwise. 

Best to you all. Life is hard but we got this. 

Chin up chest out 💪🏽
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Recent accident left me paralyzed from the waist down.

I agree completely with the glowing reviews.  This is, by far the best reflective safety item I've used.  The big "BUT" comes due to a short useful life.  I'm in my third winter bike commuting season and at this point I look like someone's errant wrapped gift

  The big "BUT" comes due to a short useful life.  I'm in my third winter bike commuting season and at this point I look like someone's errant wrapped gift.  The elastic has deteriorated enough to make the once flat straps look more like curling ribbon.  Not sure if I'll buy another, I came here tonight looking for a replacement

Best I've owned........BUT

.yet. This product, the Amphipod Xinglet Pocket gripped my emotions so much, and gave me such riding pleasure in ONE ride for 7 miles, that I put off what I had to do this morning for 2 hours just to let anyone looking at this product know what I have experienced by finally writing my first review.  I think that says a lot, and I hope that you find it helpful

 But after experiencing more and more uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous situations with many cars, cyclists, and pedestrians whether I was on the backs roads, main roads or yes, even the great bike trails around here, I decided that it was time to do something about it.  While I have had my eye on what others were wearing as I was out and about, and noticed one particular popular jacket that was colored to be very noticeable and I tried on and liked very much, I became aware of a few issues that I wanted to address.

I think I have made my point. Although I do of course realize that not every driver, cyclist, and pedestrian will be that nice, or act that way, and I know that I will still have to do everything in my power to stay alert and be safe, including remembering the persons that are still going to be so busy or focused or impaired to see me, I know that I will be much safer out there now and enjoying my rides so much more just like I did last night.  It was fantastic.  And now I can just put this thing on whenever I like, or take it off in a jiffy, throw it a pocket, or my bike bag with very little room taken up, and focus my other dollars on buying gear that I like that may or may not have the "safety" colors or reflective stuff on it

 This product, the Amphipod Xinglet Pocket gripped my emotions so much, and gave me such riding pleasure in ONE ride for 7 miles, that I put off what I had to do this morning for 2 hours just to let anyone looking at this product know what I have experienced by finally writing my first review.  I think that says a lot, and I hope that you find it helpful.

Completely SHOCKED by the effectivness!!

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The Nathan Pinnacle 12 is unmatched in the amount of accessible gear it can carry. For this reason, amongst others, it is the best pack we tested. The field of hydration packs for running is only getting stronger, and this pack still stood out amongst stiff competition. Twelve pockets and a hydration sleeve for a bladder provide extensive storage options for this vest, and the compatibility with soft flasks adds versatility for the user. The number of pockets is one thing, but the side-accessed kangaroo pockets are immense, and one of them is also accessible from the back of the pack for more rapid access at aid stations or when you're taking a break.
While this vest is pricy and made of lightweight, highly stretchable fabric, we still see value in a 12-liter vest that allows a runner to chug along without having to stop to access some of the main storage pockets across the back of the pack. At this point in time, no vest has a great trekking pole solution because poles are 15" long when collapsed, and most vests are barely this size. With all the movement of running, poles are bound to be a point of high friction if stored in any manner. If you store trekking poles in the vertical kangaroo pocket as intended, you can technically draw them from the pack while moving through the flank access to this pocket, but it's not a well-tuned system. We don't count it against any vest that you have to take it off to store the poles because the few vests with front storage options were also quite uncomfortable. We had very few slights to throw at the Pinnacle 12 &mdash; sure, it is heavier than some other vests, and the sternum straps are a bit stiffer, but we know this vest is reliable, and the user experience is refined to feel innate. 

The Nathan Pinnacle 12L is unmatched in the amount of accessible gear it can carry. The field of hydration packs for running is only getting stronger, and this pack still stood out amongst stiff competition. Twelve pockets and a hydration sleeve for a bladder provide extensive storage options for this vest, and the compatibility with soft flasks adds versatility for the user. The number of pockets is one thing, but the side-accessed kangaroo pockets are immense, and one of them is also accessible from the back of the pack for more rapid access at aid stations or when you're taking a break.
While this vest is pricy and made of lightweight, highly stretchable fabric, we still see value in a 12-liter vest that allows a runner to chug along without having to stop to access some of the main storage pockets across the back of the pack. At this point in time, no vest has a great trekking pole solution because poles are 15" long when collapsed, and most vests are barely this size. With all the movement of running, poles are bound to be a point of high friction if stored in any manner. If you store trekking poles in the vertical kangaroo pocket as intended, you can technically draw them from the pack while moving through the flank access to this pocket, but it's not a well-tuned system. We don't count it against any vest that you have to take it off to store the poles because the few vests with front storage options were also quite uncomfortable. We had very few slights to throw at the Pinnacle 12 &mdash; sure, it is heavier than some other vests, and the sternum straps are a bit stiffer, but we know this vest is reliable, and the user experience is refined to feel innate. 
Read more: Nathan Pinnacle 12 review

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While this vest is pricy and made of lightweight, highly stretchable fabric, we still see value in a 12-liter vest that allows a runner to chug along without having to stop to access some of the main storage pockets across the back of the pack. At this point in time, no vest has a great trekking pole solution because poles are 15" long when collapsed, and most vests are barely this size. With all the movement of running, poles are bound to be a point of high friction if stored in any manner. If you store trekking poles in the vertical kangaroo pocket as intended, you can technically draw them from the pack while moving through the flank access to this pocket, but it's not a well-tuned system

Best Running Hydration Pack of 2022 - GearLab

 So thanks for tuning in on today's video, i'm going to be reviewing the nathan pinnacle, 12-liter, hydration vest and with a name like pinnacle, meaning at the top of your game. Does this vest lived up to its name? Well, that's the question. We'Re going to try to answer today so stick around [ Applause, ] [, Music ]. Before i get into too far, i do want to get a disclosure out of the way this vest was sent to me for the purpose of review by nathan

 I happen to do a lot of filming when i'm out running so it's a great place for me to store my action camera on the selfie stick. It just makes it easier for me, so i don't have to carry that. Selfie stick action camera around! For you know 10 or 11 miles, i can get the footage i want then tuck it and store it away in that pocket. Moving on now and taking a look at the fourth pocket, that's also accessible in the back of the vest it's on the opposite side

 That'S laid right up against that one. Now this this one runs the full length down one side and you have access to whatever you want to keep in there out of the bottom. I think a lot of runners or people that use this vest might put their. Maybe trekking poles or something like that in there, because it does run the full length, but you could really put whatever you wanted in there now

 Oftentimes though i like to just put my cart, my key fob in there, because again it doesn't bounce around it's. It fits that perfectly, so it's just a nice place for me to be able to keep that also located in that same pocket is a safety whistle and for a lot of the longer marathon ultra marathon runs and just some of the races nowadays they do require That you have a safety whistle with you, so it's built into the vest. A couple other features i want to point out is we have loops up on the shoulder as well as here in the front, to run that rubber hose through, so it doesn't bounce around or, if you're, using, for example, a soft flask water bottles. In these front two pockets a lot of times they have that extended hose so that you can get a drink pretty easily nathan does sell those, and it works perfectly in this vest

Nathan Pinnacle 12L Hydration Vest | Best Darn Hydration Vest Ever?

 Do my other ultra runner friends make fun of me? Sure, do they ask if I also would wear knock off shoes occasionally. But honestly it was the only one I liked until this savior. Whatever you do never but Osprey that will single handedly ruin your life and leave you bandaging the shark bite like wounds on your arms for days to come, and the jerks at their company won't do anything to help. This vest however has nothing on it to chafe you, an amazing insulated bladder so many pockets you'll be happy you packed everything

I've tried every other vest out there. Ultimate direction, Osprey, the Chinese ones you buy on Amazon and for about 5 years I've been using the $19 Chinese one because honestly it's been the most comfortable. Do my other ultra runner friends make fun of me? Sure, do they ask if I also would wear knock off shoes occasionally. But honestly it was the only one I liked until this savior

the next one is going to be epic! It will be like going from middle seat next to the bathroom on Spirit to First Class on Delta baby! Yes I will have a warm towel and the Nathan vest happens to have just the pocket for it!

..the next one is going to be epic! It will be like going from middle seat next to the bathroom on Spirit to First Class on Delta baby! Yes I will have a warm towel and the Nathan vest happens to have just the pocket for it!

If chafing is your problem this is your solution

 For reference, I have a fairly narrow chest (~34 in / 86 cm) and usually wear either a men’s Small or Extra-Small in race vests from other brands.With all the usual caveats out of the way, I’ll be up front about saying that I’ve had some issues with the Pinnacle 12L’s fit. Before everyone stops reading and starts shopping for other packs, I also want to make it clear that I think that the issues I’ve had are pretty specific to my body shape / size. I’ve been testing the Pinnacle 12L in the smallest size available (Men’s XS), and it still doesn’t seem to be quite small enough to get a secure fit

I also think Nathan just about nailed it with the pocket placement on the Pinnacle 12L — especially compared to the VaporKrar 12L. The new kangaroo pockets make it easy to access most of the pack’s rear storage; I still have to take off the pack to access the main zipper pocket, but I can easily stow jackets, gloves, hats, and various other items in the two kangaroo pockets without removing the pack. I will say that I’m a bit skeptical about Nathan’s claim that the diagonal pocket can be used for trekking pole storage — I haven’t been able to get my Black Diamond Distance Carbon FL-Z poles into or out of the pocket without removing the pack. Other than that though, I think the new rear pocket layout is a major improvement over the VaporKrar 12L

Gordon Gianniny in the Nathan Pinnacle 12L Race Vest, Bear River Mountains, Utah.Who’s It For?Like the VaporKrar series packs, the Pinnacle 12L is designed as a race-day pack for runners who prioritize performance materials and light weight — and it has a fairly hefty $200 price tag to match. Based on my experience with the pack, I think the Pinnacle 12L is probably best suited for longer runs where you truly need 12L of carrying capacity — as I’ve said, I think the pack carries best when it’s fairly full. So if you do lots of running and racing where you’re carrying a fair amount of gear and want a lightweight, breathable pack with lots of storage options, I think the Pinnacle 12 L could be a solid option — especially if it fits you well and / or you consider going down a size

 Still, as someone who usually avoids hydration bladders like the plague, I was pleasantly surprised by the bladder carrying ability of the Pinnacle 12L.Gordon Gianniny in the Nathan Pinnacle 12L Race Vest, Bear River Mountains, Utah.I also think Nathan just about nailed it with the pocket placement on the Pinnacle 12L — especially compared to the VaporKrar 12L. The new kangaroo pockets make it easy to access most of the pack’s rear storage; I still have to take off the pack to access the main zipper pocket, but I can easily stow jackets, gloves, hats, and various other items in the two kangaroo pockets without removing the pack

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