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?

[Request] Powerful dishwasher with sanitize function?

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[Request] Best countertop dishwasher for reasonable price?

Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

Countertop/Portable 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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Label printing your way! The Brother P-touch CUBE Plus PTP710BT lets you easily design and print labels up to 24mm (~1 inch) wide from your Apple or Android smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop. Design and print unique labels with Bluetooth wireless technology using free P-touch Design & Print(1) or Brother iPrint & Label(1) apps. Use P-touch Editor software to access database information from your desktop to create and print labels using the USB cable provided. P-touch CUBE Plus lets you create the labels you need - from simple text for organizing and identifying, to unique labels with a variety of symbols, frames and fonts including most Google and Apple font libraries. Select from pre-designed templates plus new templates created for retail store and crafting businesses to help your products stand out. Enjoy smartphone features such as spell check and voice to text to simplify label creation.

The sleek design makes a welcome addition in your craft business, retail store, home or office. The built-in Li-ion battery offers easy portability. The built-in automatic cutter provides clean full cuts, so you can create just the right size label. The P-touch CUBE Plus uses P-touch, laminated tapes up to 24mm (~ 1 inch) wide available in a variety of colors and types. P-touch CUBE Plus also works with Premium Glitter and Premium Matte tapes great for special events, gift wrapping and customized product identification.

The P-touch CUBE Plus PTP-710BT comes with Black on White Starter Tape, Black on Premium Glitter Gold Starter Tape, built-in Li-ion battery and USB cable. 

(1)Wireless connection required. Tape Type Compatibility : Standard Laminated, Flexible ID, Extra Strength Adhesive, Acid Free, Tamper Evident, Non-Laminated Iron-on Fabric.

TechGearLab

The Brother P-Touch Cube Plus PT-P710BT is our favorite label maker that utilizes Bluetooth technology. This device links to a smartphone, tablet, or computer using a free app. Once connected, it is straightforward to create labels from your smartphone or tablet. We love the P-Touch Cube Plus's wide variety of pre-programmed templates for specialized labels such as cables, cabinets, files, and several sizes of barcodes. 
The downside to Bluetooth technology is that it requires a third-party device to interface with the label maker. If you want a model with a keyboard on the maker itself, the P-Touch Cube Plus is not the best choice. This particular model is also a bit spendy. A more affordable model might make sense unless you're really after the latest and greatest in cutting-edge label maker technology. That said, this device is an excellent choice for those that want to use a smartphone or tablet to make labels. 

The Brother P-Touch Cube Plus PT-P710BT is our favorite label maker that utilizes Bluetooth technology. This device wirelessly links to a smartphone or tablet using the Brother P-touch Design & Print 2 app. The newly revamped version of the app is vibrant, easy to use, and offers a ton of templates. Suppose you'd like to connect your label maker to a computer. In that case, the Brother P-touch Editor provides even more features and templates than the smartphone app, ranging from retail to hobby and health warnings to kitchen organization. 
The downside to Bluetooth technology is that it requires a third-party device to interface with the label maker. If you want a model with a keyboard on the maker itself, the P-Touch Cube Plus PT-P710BT is not the model for you. It also is not designed for wider label types, such as shipping labels for larger packages or nutritional information stickers. Despite these small shortcomings, the PT-P710BT is the way to go if you're in the market for a Bluetooth label maker that has a huge variety of tape colors and templates. 

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 I also couldn`t figure out why it kept cutting a tiny strip off before every print. I felt as if I was wasting tons of tape every time I printed a single label. Once I finally figured out how to turn this feature off, I discovered it prints each label with a large gap at the front but not at the back, meaning I had to hand cut each tape to make it look uniform. There were so many features to the app, but I barely used them because I got confused and frustrated with the lack of intuitiveness

 I can figure out most new technology with no help, or am able to find the resources when I do need help. My first impression of this label maker is that it is large; I couldn`t see myself taking this with me to work or a friends house. The other impression I had was, why is the tape so big? After setting it up, and connecting it to the Bluetooth on my phone, which was simple but would be difficult for someone tech-challenged, I was required to download two apps in order to print a label. Again, this limits its mobility, and I often found myself frustrated that I needed to get my phone and the "cube" together in order to print

 Once I finally figured out how to turn this feature off, I discovered it prints each label with a large gap at the front but not at the back, meaning I had to hand cut each tape to make it look uniform. There were so many features to the app, but I barely used them because I got confused and frustrated with the lack of intuitiveness. I was able to print several labels for the closet I was reorganizing, however I found the size of the tape to be too large and I had a hard time keeping each label uniform if I stepped away from the app and it reset the defaults. All in all, yes it prints labels, it`s basic function, but I would rather just have the label maker have a keyboard and simplified settings so that I can make sure my labels are thin, uniform, and I`m not wasting tape

 The other impression I had was, why is the tape so big? After setting it up, and connecting it to the Bluetooth on my phone, which was simple but would be difficult for someone tech-challenged, I was required to download two apps in order to print a label. Again, this limits its mobility, and I often found myself frustrated that I needed to get my phone and the "cube" together in order to print. The app. The app was confusing, I printed several labels that were way too large or way too small

 I was able to print several labels for the closet I was reorganizing, however I found the size of the tape to be too large and I had a hard time keeping each label uniform if I stepped away from the app and it reset the defaults. All in all, yes it prints labels, it`s basic function, but I would rather just have the label maker have a keyboard and simplified settings so that I can make sure my labels are thin, uniform, and I`m not wasting tape. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Great idea, poor execution

  But it turns out that you can work around both of these issues by changing the setting that powers off automatically and make it stay on.  Astoundingly you cannot do this through the app (either one, more on that later).  Instead you have to plug the printer into a computer, download *another* dedicated app for changing settings, and fiddle it there.

So just like the product pitch, I wanted to use this in the kitchen for labelling pantry items.  Plugged in, with a dedicated iPad nearby, I should be able to step up, open the app, type the text, and hit print.  But some really poor design choices keep that from working out-of-the-box.

Not as easy to use as it should be, but fixable

 Yeh!It uses up a bit more tape than I would like. DO I RECOMMEND IT?Overall, I liked using the label maker. The useful features, general ease of use, and its great aesthetic appeal outweigh the few cons.  I would definitely recommend it

  The adhesive is actually already pre-cut lengthwise so you can easily cut right down the center & have two labelsnice and neat.Also, if you`re not using any of the borders, I would just keep typing all of my labels on one strip , leaving enough space between in each one, then print all the way at the end of your project so that you don`t waste tape.  Otherwise, you will use up quite a bit of tape, very fast.  I used the Auto cut", print function and it worked perfectly

  After a little meditation, I tried again and was able to get in.  Now, it seems to be working just fine. Yeh!It uses up a bit more tape than I would like. DO I RECOMMEND IT?Overall, I liked using the label maker

  PROSThe online label editor is very easy to figure out.  If you`ve use ANY type of word processing program, you can figure how to use this in a couple of minutes.  The print quality of the labels was great- clean and crisp.  There were no jams and they printed off very quickly

SLEEK LITTLE LABEL MAKER- FORMATTING GALORE!

  I have no idea why they would do this, but at least its a step in the right direction as there used to be no bluetooth at all.  Also, the mobile apps are crap compared to the desktop editor but that doesnt stop this from being a better label maker than all the others I have owned.

  This one prints twice as fast as all my previous models. Its real easy to carry around unlike the much more expensive E550 that I used to use (I never used the keyboard anyway).  My only gripe.

Best PT printer I've had but...

 You're probably a lot better entering text on a cell phone than you are on a clunky label maker keyboard anyway, and you get perks like autocomplete, copy/paste, drag-and-drop WYSIWYG font adjustment and positioning, etc.  More great features: it has an automatic cutter, which is great for printing a batch of labels at once. And it's possible to chain print labels to avoid the wastage you normally get at the beginning of a standalone label. You still do have to waste about an inch of tape for each batch job that you do, but that's not really a big deal

  Brother has some other printers which don't require AA/AAA batteries, but this one comes with a battery, whereas the others that offer a rechargeable battery require that it be bought separately, and they're overpriced. The real deal-breaker over the other Brother plug-powered printers was that the other options use 12 V DC jacks, apparently wired for center-negative, outer-positive connections. This is really bad, because it means that replacement third-party power supplies have to be this special kind, and if you accidentally plug a Brother power supply into something else that uses 12 V, but wired for the almost universally-adopted center-positive standard, you could blow that device up. I've let that happen once and now I won't allow center-negative power supplies into my household

 And it's possible to chain print labels to avoid the wastage you normally get at the beginning of a standalone label. You still do have to waste about an inch of tape for each batch job that you do, but that's not really a big deal.  The Brother app on Android is okay and somewhat easy to use once you get the printer to pair with your phone and get the app to recognize it. It's got some quirks and annoyances, but no show-stoppers

Convenient and flexible, with some moderate limitations

  Right after I get an Email with full text of the chat. Amazing support for a $99 device

Solid product / Great support

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Wirecutter

This model’s compact size and comfy keyboard make operating it with one hand easy. It also has a large and bright display, an intuitive interface, and a convenient rechargeable battery.

The DYMO LabelManager 420P is impressively versatile. At face value, it works similarly to other models with integrated keyboards &mdash; once it's powered up and turned on, you simply type what you'd like and press "print." With an internal lithium-ion battery, this model is ideal for stores, laboratories, warehouses, and offices where you need to be mobile while creating labels. Where the 420P stands apart from the other transportable versions is that it is also made to connect to a computer with an included USB cable to act as the printer for DYMO Connect label-making software. Once linked to the software, this seemingly generic label maker can print any font on your computer, shipping labels, barcodes, QR codes, and more. 
The DYMO LabelManager 420P does have a few small drawbacks. Many models use Bluetooth connectivity, allowing the user to create labels on a smartphone or tablet to be wirelessly printed with the device. With the 420P, you will either need to use the keyboard or connect it directly to your computer with a USB cable. The label width is limited to ¾", so if you're looking to print larger labels such as name tags, badges, or larger shipping labels, you'll need to choose a different model. Flaws aside, we still think this version is the best choice for those who are in the market for a great all-around label maker. 

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 They start pulling off as quickly as their regular labels. This item deserves a negative-star rating. I wish I had returned this labeler when I had the chance. And I wish I hadn't given my old Brother one to my sister! I will say that it holds a charge well, but given that its labels are useless, that is little comfort

 UNFORTUNATELY, its labels are a problem. They don't stick for long! I first used my BROTHER brand label maker to make light switch labels for our house over 15 years ago. Those original labels are still in place, so that is the quality I was expecting from my new Dymo label maker. However, I have found that the Dymo labels start peeling after very minimal use

16: Update to my earlier review; I am now downgrading this machine to a 1 star. Despite all the hassles of printing to this thing, I kept it, since it was inexpensive and rechargeable. UNFORTUNATELY, its labels are a problem. They don't stick for long! I first used my BROTHER brand label maker to make light switch labels for our house over 15 years ago

Useless - update 03.16.17 - even their PERMANENT labels don't stick!

 I depressed the round, red power button on the lower lefthand side of the LCD screen, confirmed the tape size and then began typing on the Qwerty keyboard what I wanted on a label.  I like how the keys are rubberized and yet soft to the touch. I heard a slight click when the key press was engaged and it was clearly visible on the gray and black LCD screen. Pressing the blue print button to the lower right of the screen printed the label and depressing the large silver button on the righthand side of the labeler cut it off the tape

  After unwrapping and placing the rechargeable battery into the back of the labeler, I charged it with the included AC adapter for 3 hours per the instructions. I unplugged the charger and inserted the tape (what the device prints on) into the back of the labeler. I depressed the round, red power button on the lower lefthand side of the LCD screen, confirmed the tape size and then began typing on the Qwerty keyboard what I wanted on a label.  I like how the keys are rubberized and yet soft to the touch

LM280: Cheap and it works

 but it does not stick well and it only is dark enough if I select "Bold." Also, the labels do not stick will on both hard and flexible surfaces. I do not recommend this label maker. I wish that I had returned it, but the window to do so has closed

Using this device is not intuitive; poor print quality; labels do not stick well

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The Best Label Maker

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