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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Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

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compact/mid size suv

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Midsize vehicle for three kids

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Deep long rpgs?

Looking for a story-focused RPG

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Fantasy games with an detailed and immersive world?

[WSIB] I am in search for a open world RPG that will keep me busy for hundreds of hours.

Open world game with huge map, lots of things to do, and great graphics

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Turn-based strategy game

Turn-based strategy games

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r/snowboarding

 Im just under 6 feet and weigh about 140 (I’m skinny I know lol). Board feels pretty comfortable but it is noticeably heavier compared to my buddies board (some lib tech 154) and the shorter board did feel a bit better but nothing worth complaining about.

I live in Banff, Canada and am riding some pretty big mountains. I picked up a pretty mint used 2019 Burton Process 157 as well as a new pair of Burton Freestyle Re Flex bindings. Im just under 6 feet and weigh about 140 (I’m skinny I know lol). Board feels pretty comfortable but it is noticeably heavier compared to my buddies board (some lib tech 154) and the shorter board did feel a bit better but nothing worth complaining about

Want to discuss current trends? Board shapes, technology? Advice picking outerwear? Need info on traveling to Revelstoke for the first time? Or question about what board you should buy? For new and experienced snowboarders with any questions at all about snowboarding including gear, learning, what to wear, where to go, what terminology is rad, etc.  Nothing is off limits!  Please ask questions in this thread and let the /r/snowboarding community help out. This is meant as a judgement-free and welcoming environment to ask any kind of question related to snowboarding, no matter how dumb it may seem.

<div class="md"><p>Want to discuss current trends? Board shapes, technology? Advice picking outerwear? Need info on traveling to Revelstoke for the first time? Or question about what board you should buy? For new and experienced snowboarders with any questions at all about snowboarding including gear, learning, what to wear, where to go, what terminology is rad, etc.  Nothing is off limits!  Please ask questions in this thread and let the <a href="/r/snowboarding">/r/snowboarding</a> community help out. This is meant as a judgement-free and welcoming environment to ask any kind of question related to snowboarding, no matter how dumb it may seem.</p>
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Daily Discussion: /r/Snowboarding General Discussion, Q&amp;A, Advice, Etc.) - December 27, 2021

 What up guys, SnowGuru Joe here, we're in Australia at the ESS board store, we're here with Mark. Guru, you gotta add guru on my name too, it's a two way street, no I'm just kidding, glad to be here man, thank you. We're here tonight to try and help you guys find the right snowboard for yourself, so we're going to talk to Mark and see what board he rides and why, and hopefully that can help you guys out. So Mark, the guru, yeah the guru, what's your favorite board, self reclaimed, no I'm just kidding, my favorite board is snowboard on, in the Burton line of course, in the Burton line of course, never been on another board dude, so yeah probably the process, it's been through a lot with me, we've changed it a bit over the years due to other people's and riders feedback and just with what I was feeling, and I think it's at a place where I'm super stoked on it, and UC kinda passed the torch on, he rode that at the end of his career, and he's also the homie, one of the first people I ever got to hang around with on the Burton team, and yeah I just like the board, I can take it in the backcountry, I can ride park with it, I can ride pipe with it, you can do anything with it, awesome, so this board sounds like it's perfect for someone who's ripping around the mountain, maybe wants to do a bit of jumps, yeah somebody that's trying to progress their riding and maybe take a bit of a more aggressive approach, but still very playful, for a guy like myself I need to be agile and play on the rails and that definitely helps, and I think it's just like a nice beat in the middle between like a jib board and a custom or something, it's a really good board for a lot of things, totally, so the custom is a bit more aggressive, maybe if someone's riding a bit faster all the time, yeah exactly, just really wanting to carve it up, the custom might be a little bit better, yep, I think that's a really good point, custom is definitely faster, more aggressive, probably a little narrower taper on it too, but we won't get too tight, no, it's perfect, we've got to keep it simple, we've got to help you guys find the right boards, so if you're riding like Mark or you want to be like Mark, obviously the guru, you want to ride the process, so the process we've recapped, a little bit softer and not super stiff, but definitely still grips all over the mountain, you can definitely ride switch on it, hit some jumps, carve around, it's twin, that's right, that was definitely a big thing in my book trying to get it changed and then obviously the blunted tip and tail are awesome and exciting, and we've added like some more stabilizing under the bindings where we were seeing the board break and stuff like that, and I'm just more of like a messenger to the amazing board team at Burton, and they're in Craig's warehouse and factory everyday making the right changes for the ultimate ride, it's so cool, it's cool to be a part of it, it is, it's really cool, it's a very rider driven company and glad that they actually bring our feedback to life and it's quite rewarding when you see it on the shelf

 We're here tonight to try and help you guys find the right snowboard for yourself, so we're going to talk to Mark and see what board he rides and why, and hopefully that can help you guys out. So Mark, the guru, yeah the guru, what's your favorite board, self reclaimed, no I'm just kidding, my favorite board is snowboard on, in the Burton line of course, in the Burton line of course, never been on another board dude, so yeah probably the process, it's been through a lot with me, we've changed it a bit over the years due to other people's and riders feedback and just with what I was feeling, and I think it's at a place where I'm super stoked on it, and UC kinda passed the torch on, he rode that at the end of his career, and he's also the homie, one of the first people I ever got to hang around with on the Burton team, and yeah I just like the board, I can take it in the backcountry, I can ride park with it, I can ride pipe with it, you can do anything with it, awesome, so this board sounds like it's perfect for someone who's ripping around the mountain, maybe wants to do a bit of jumps, yeah somebody that's trying to progress their riding and maybe take a bit of a more aggressive approach, but still very playful, for a guy like myself I need to be agile and play on the rails and that definitely helps, and I think it's just like a nice beat in the middle between like a jib board and a custom or something, it's a really good board for a lot of things, totally, so the custom is a bit more aggressive, maybe if someone's riding a bit faster all the time, yeah exactly, just really wanting to carve it up, the custom might be a little bit better, yep, I think that's a really good point, custom is definitely faster, more aggressive, probably a little narrower taper on it too, but we won't get too tight, no, it's perfect, we've got to keep it simple, we've got to help you guys find the right boards, so if you're riding like Mark or you want to be like Mark, obviously the guru, you want to ride the process, so the process we've recapped, a little bit softer and not super stiff, but definitely still grips all over the mountain, you can definitely ride switch on it, hit some jumps, carve around, it's twin, that's right, that was definitely a big thing in my book trying to get it changed and then obviously the blunted tip and tail are awesome and exciting, and we've added like some more stabilizing under the bindings where we were seeing the board break and stuff like that, and I'm just more of like a messenger to the amazing board team at Burton, and they're in Craig's warehouse and factory everyday making the right changes for the ultimate ride, it's so cool, it's cool to be a part of it, it is, it's really cool, it's a very rider driven company and glad that they actually bring our feedback to life and it's quite rewarding when you see it on the shelf. Thanks for tuning in guys, hopefully this helps, please leave some messages or comments down below and we can help you find the right board. Thanks for joining us, thank you, it's been a pleasure, it's been a slice, there's pizza here, bravo

Mark McMorris rides the Burton Process. Why?

 What up guys, SnowGuru Joe here, we're in Australia at the ESS board store, we're here

 Guru, you gotta add guru on my name too, it's a two way street, no I'm just kidding, glad

 We're here tonight to try and help you guys find the right snowboard for yourself, so

 we're going to talk to Mark and see what board he rides and why, and hopefully that can help

 So Mark, the guru, yeah the guru, what's your favorite board, self reclaimed, no I'm just

 kidding, my favorite board is snowboard on, in the Burton line of course, in the Burton

 line of course, never been on another board dude, so yeah probably the process, it's been

 through a lot with me, we've changed it a bit over the years due to other people's and

 riders feedback and just with what I was feeling, and I think it's at a place where I'm super

 stoked on it, and UC kinda passed the torch on, he rode that at the end of his career,

 and he's also the homie, one of the first people I ever got to hang around with on the

 Burton team, and yeah I just like the board, I can take it in the backcountry, I can ride

 park with it, I can ride pipe with it, you can do anything with it, awesome, so this

 board sounds like it's perfect for someone who's ripping around the mountain, maybe wants

 to do a bit of jumps, yeah somebody that's trying to progress their riding and maybe

 take a bit of a more aggressive approach, but still very playful, for a guy like myself

 I need to be agile and play on the rails and that definitely helps, and I think it's just

 like a nice beat in the middle between like a jib board and a custom or something, it's

 a really good board for a lot of things, totally, so the custom is a bit more aggressive, maybe

 if someone's riding a bit faster all the time, yeah exactly, just really wanting to carve

 it up, the custom might be a little bit better, yep, I think that's a really good point, custom

 is definitely faster, more aggressive, probably a little narrower taper on it too, but we

 won't get too tight, no, it's perfect, we've got to keep it simple, we've got to help you

 guys find the right boards, so if you're riding like Mark or you want to be like Mark, obviously

 the guru, you want to ride the process, so the process we've recapped, a little bit softer

 and not super stiff, but definitely still grips all over the mountain, you can definitely

 ride switch on it, hit some jumps, carve around, it's twin, that's right, that was definitely

 a big thing in my book trying to get it changed and then obviously the blunted tip and tail

 are awesome and exciting, and we've added like some more stabilizing under the bindings

 where we were seeing the board break and stuff like that, and I'm just more of like a messenger

 to the amazing board team at Burton, and they're in Craig's warehouse and factory everyday

 making the right changes for the ultimate ride, it's so cool, it's cool to be a part

 of it, it is, it's really cool, it's a very rider driven company and glad that they actually

 bring our feedback to life and it's quite rewarding when you see it on the shelf.

 Thanks for tuning in guys, hopefully this helps, please leave some messages or comments

 down below and we can help you find the right board.

 Thanks for joining us, thank you, it's been a pleasure, it's been a slice, there's pizza

 We have the Flying V version, which I have here today, which simply means that there's a nice dip between your bindings that give you a nice pivot point to help initiate turns with a little bit stiffer of a board. After the dip in between your feet, you have traditional camber sections before it flattens out and goes to your tail, so a good pivot point in the middle while you still remain some grip and pop directly underneath your feet. As far as the shape of the board, it is a twin-shaped board, which means that it's going to ride exactly the same in either direction, whether you're going left foot forward or right foot forward, which is really fun, especially if you like to play around on the mountain and switch stances throughout the day. It is twin flex also, so you're going to get the exact same response out of the tip and tail no matter how much weight you load up on either end

 As far as the shape of the board, it is a twin-shaped board, which means that it's going to ride exactly the same in either direction, whether you're going left foot forward or right foot forward, which is really fun, especially if you like to play around on the mountain and switch stances throughout the day. It is twin flex also, so you're going to get the exact same response out of the tip and tail no matter how much weight you load up on either end. So overall, a very fun, forgiving all-mountain board or even a great park board. You'll notice that Mark McMorris, one of our premier slope-style athletes, rode this thing in the Olympics even, so a very beginner-friendly board, but also you can perform well on jumps in the park

Burton Process Snowboard (Men's) | W22/23 Product Review

 Hey, this is Josh from Burton Snowboards.

 We're here at Peter Glenn today to talk about the Winter 23 Burton Process Snowboard.

 The Burton Process is our perfect, perfect intermediate snowboard for someone that has

 advanced past a flat camber shape and wants to get into something a little bit more aggressive

 that's still playful and pretty versatile for the whole mountain.

 The process is offered in two different camber bends.

 We have the Flying V version, which I have here today, which simply means that there's

 a nice dip between your bindings that give you a nice pivot point to help initiate turns

 After the dip in between your feet, you have traditional camber sections before it flattens

 out and goes to your tail, so a good pivot point in the middle while you still remain

 some grip and pop directly underneath your feet.

 As far as the shape of the board, it is a twin-shaped board, which means that it's going

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