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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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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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A Starter/Lifetime Tool set

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Midsize vehicle for three kids

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 Putting this version over the top, though, is all the red cerakoted hardware. The pivot and the pocket clip both match the backspacer, in this case. Rounding out the high-end versions is the Sprint Ops, which is rocking black and blue G10 handles and a slightly different blade shape. It's still a drop point, but it features a broader tip for more strength when used for piercing

 Like many other knives in Buck's stable, the Sprint Series has two different tiers, Select for the budget-conscious, and Pro for those who want the absolute best performance. The Selects feature lightweight, glass-reinforced nylon handles that are textured and contoured in such a way that it fits very well in the hand, and it has the traction to make sure you maintain full control. They're initially available with a few different colors, black, gray, or green, and each comes with a cerakoted backspacer that provides a nice pop of contrast and color. Rounding out the handle, we get a nice folded pocket clip, and while it isn't truly deep carry, it still maintains a pretty low profile in the pocket

 You'll also see a nice serpentine filework pattern on the spine of the blade, which not only provides a touch of class, it also adds some traction as though it were jimping, and it feels really good behind your thumb. Next up, we have the Sprint Pro with marbled carbon fiber, one of the hottest materials on the market right now, and it features the same filework on the blade. Putting this version over the top, though, is all the red cerakoted hardware. The pivot and the pocket clip both match the backspacer, in this case

 If you step up to the pro models, Buck gives you the same great design and pivot system, but they sweeten the pot with upgraded handle materials and blade steel, getting a nice bump up to satin-finished Boss heat-treated S30V for better edge retention. The first handle option is a nicely textured burlap micarta, and it comes with a yellow cerakoted backspacer. You'll also see a nice serpentine filework pattern on the spine of the blade, which not only provides a touch of class, it also adds some traction as though it were jimping, and it feels really good behind your thumb. Next up, we have the Sprint Pro with marbled carbon fiber, one of the hottest materials on the market right now, and it features the same filework on the blade

Buck Knives have a long history filled with great blades, but that doesn’t mean they’re staying put. New materials and designs are bringing Buck into the modern knife era, and the Sprint Series is just one example. Convenient, nimble, and with a variety of blade steels and handle options, there’s sure to be one that speaks to you.

To get your very own Buck Sprint, click this link: https://bit.ly/3ejXu2o

Say the words “Buck knife” and most people will probably envision the classic 110 Folding Hunter, an enduring model that has stood the test of time and is still going strong today. But they aren’t content to rest on their laurels and have been making strides to modernize their products. The recently released 110 and 112 Slim models are a perfect example, but their new Sprint series is even more of a statement from Buck on where they intend to go in the future.

The Sprint family is a new ground-up design of liner-locking flippers, and they mark Buck’s use of a ball-bearing-based pivot system on their production knives. The result is a completely new feel for a “Buck knife.” The detent is not particularly strong, so it does require slightly more finger movement than some to deploy, but I’m actually a fan of the action. It is still plenty quick, it’s very smooth, and it won’t tear up your finger if you like to fidget flip your knives.

Like many other knives in Buck’s stable the Sprint series has two different tiers, Select for the budget conscious and Pro for those who want the absolute best performance.

The Selects feature lightweight Glass Reinforced Nylon handles that are textured and contoured in such a way that it fits very will in the hand and has the traction to make sure you maintain full control. They are initially available with a few different colors - black, gray, or green - and each comes with a Cerakoted backspacer that provides a nice pop of contrasting color. 

Rounding out the handle we get a nice reversible clip, and while it isn’t truly deep-carry, it still maintains a low profile in the pocket.

The drop point blade is just over 3-inches long, made from 420HC using Buck’s famous Bos heat treatment that allows this steel to punch well above its weight class. It features a stonewashed finish, which I am a big fan of on a working knife, that does a great job at hiding scuffs and scratches. With a hollow grind and a nice swedge, the Sprint will be a good all-around performer. 

Overall these materials are put together into one solid design. It is a perfect size for EDC with well thought out ergonomics. The handles index very nicely in the hand and you get the nice integrated finger guard thanks to the flipper design. 

There are also a few cutouts on the spine, both behind the pivot, and on the blade itself that works well for choking up with your index finger, or for getting your thumb behind difficult cuts.

With all of the elements working so well together, the Buck Sprint Select makes a compelling case for itself as one of the best new budget knives to hit our shelves so far in 2019.

If you step up to the Pro models, Buck gives you the same great design and pivot system, but they sweeten the pot with upgraded handle materials and blade steel, getting a nice bump up to Bos heat-treated S30V with a satin finish for better edge retention.

The first handle option is a nicely textured burlap micarta and it comes with a yellow Cerakoted backspacer. You’ll also see a nice serpentine filework pattern on the spine of the blade, which not only provides a touch of class, it also adds traction as though it were jimping.

Next up we have the Sprint Pro with marbled carbon fiber scales, one of the hottest materials on the market right now, and it features the same filework on the blade. Putting this version over the top is all the red Cerakoted hardware - the pivot and the pocket clip both match the backspacer in this case.

Rounding out the high-end versions is the Sprint Ops, which is rocking black and blue G10 handles and a slightly different blade shape - it is still a drop point but features a broader tip for more strength when used for thrusting. 

We still get S30V steel but it now sports a black Cerakote finish, which will be hard wearing. The rest of the hardware is coated black as well - by eliminating nearly any surface that might glint in the light, this version will be appreciated by those who prize discretion.

No matter which version you find yourself drawn to, the Buck Sprint series is a well thought out EDC knife that can run the distance, and it’s a nice jog forward from Buck.

Buck Sprint Select and Pro EDC Folding Pocket Knives Now ...

 Hey everyone, David C. Andersen here coming at you from the KnifeCenter, and today we're

 going to be taking a look at the new American-Made Sprint Series from Buck, a set of totally

 modern folders from one of the most iconic names in the knife industry.

 Say the words Buck Knife, and most people will probably envision the classic 110 folding

 Hunter, an enduring model that has stood the test of time and is still going strong today.

 But Buck aren't content to rest on their laurels, and they've been making strides

 The recently released 110 and 112 Slim models are a perfect example, but the new Sprint

 Series is even more of a statement of where Buck is heading in the future.

 The Sprint family is a new ground-up design of liner-locking flippers, and they mark Buck's

 use of a ball-bearing-based pivot system on their production knives.

 This results in a completely new feel for a Buck knife.

 The detent is not particularly strong, so it does require slightly more finger movement

 than some to deploy, but I'm actually a fan of the action.

 It's still plenty quick, it's very smooth, and it won't tear up your finger if you'd

 Like many other knives in Buck's stable, the Sprint Series has two different tiers,

 Select for the budget-conscious, and Pro for those who want the absolute best performance.

 The Selects feature lightweight, glass-reinforced nylon handles that are textured and contoured

 in such a way that it fits very well in the hand, and it has the traction to make sure

 They're initially available with a few different colors, black, gray, or green, and each comes

 with a cerakoted backspacer that provides a nice pop of contrast and color.

 Rounding out the handle, we get a nice folded pocket clip, and while it isn't truly deep

 carry, it still maintains a pretty low profile in the pocket.

 The drop point blade is just over 3 inches long, made from Buck's 420HC using their

 famous Boss heat treatment, which allows this steel to punch well above its weight class.

 It features a stonewashed finish, which I'm a big fan of on a working knife, that does

 a really great job of hiding scuffs and scratches.

 With a hollow grind and a nice swedge, the Sprint will be a good all-around performer.

 Overall, these materials are put together into one solid design.

 It's the perfect size for EDC with well-thought-out ergonomics.

 The handles index very nicely in the hand, and you get the nice integrated finger guard

 There's also a few cutouts on the spine, both behind the pivot and on the blade itself,

 but it works well for choking up either with your index finger or getting your thumb behind

 With all of these elements working so well together, the Buck Sprint Select certainly

 makes a compelling case for itself as one of the best new budget knives to hit our shelves

 If you step up to the pro models, Buck gives you the same great design and pivot system,

 but they sweeten the pot with upgraded handle materials and blade steel, getting a nice

 bump up to satin-finished Boss heat-treated S30V for better edge retention.

 The first handle option is a nicely textured burlap micarta, and it comes with a yellow

 You'll also see a nice serpentine filework pattern on the spine of the blade, which not

 only provides a touch of class, it also adds some traction as though it were jimping, and

 Next up, we have the Sprint Pro with marbled carbon fiber, one of the hottest materials

 on the market right now, and it features the same filework on the blade.

 Putting this version over the top, though, is all the red cerakoted hardware.

 The pivot and the pocket clip both match the backspacer, in this case.

 Rounding out the high-end versions is the Sprint Ops, which is rocking black and blue

 G10 handles and a slightly different blade shape.

 It's still a drop point, but it features a broader tip for more strength when used

 We still get S30V steel, but it now sports a black cerakote finish, which will be very

 The rest of the hardware is coated black as well.

 By eliminating nearly any surface that might reflect in the light, this version will be

 appreciated by those who prize discretion.

 No matter which version you find yourself drawn to, the Buck Sprint series is a well-thought-out

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