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?

I want the best god damned dishwasher money can buy.

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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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A Starter/Lifetime Tool set

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Mechanic Tools that are BIFL

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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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The CatEye Quick is going to be your best option if budget is a real constraint, and you're just looking to get the basic numbers: current speed, average speed, miles, and time. It's a no-nonsense bike computer that gives you the basics, and it's also a pretty cool-looking device despite its price tag. Truthfully, most basic bike computers look clunky and dorky with their messy wires and toyish head unit, but this thing is sleek, wireless, and elegantly designed. It has just a few buttons with a few functions, keeping it simple and easy to navigate. Setup is as easy as attaching the speed sensor and magnet and entering some basic data. To start it, you might need to hit a button to wake it up if it's been sitting for a long time, but it's a set-it-and-forget-it type of bike computer. When you start rolling, it starts recording. 
As we mentioned, this is a really basic computer for folks that just want the necessary numbers, so it's not going to have fancy functions or give you in-depth data or analysis. It is not GPS enabled, so you can't use it for navigation nor track your routes. There's no way to transfer your ride data to Strava or another third-party tracker, so it'll need to be done manually. This may suit many riders just fine, but for those that want a little more functionality, you'll need to look a little higher up the line for a more advanced, GPS-enabled computer.

The CatEye Quick is going to be your best option if budget is a real constraint, and you're just looking to get the basic numbers: current speed, average speed, miles, and time. It's a no-nonsense bike computer that gives you the basics, and it's also a pretty cool-looking device despite its low price tag. Truthfully, most basic bike computers look clunky and old-school with their messy wires and toyish head unit, but this thing is sleek, wireless, and elegantly designed. It has just a few buttons with a few functions, keeping it simple and easy to navigate. Setup is as easy as attaching the speed sensor and magnet and entering some basic data. To start it, you might need to hit a button to wake it up if it's been sitting for a long time, but it's a set-it-and-forget-it type of bike computer. When you start rolling, it starts recording. 
As we mentioned, this is a really basic computer for riders that just want the necessary numbers. It doesn't have fancy functions or give you in-depth data or analysis. It is not GPS-enabled, so you can't use it for navigation or track your routes. There's no way to transfer your ride data to Strava or another third-party tracker, so that needs to be done manually if you choose to track that info. This may suit many riders just fine, but for those that want a little more functionality, you'll need to look a little higher up the line at the more advanced, and more expensive, GPS-enabled models.
Read more: Cateye Quick review

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Positive: Easy to read, easy to reset, easy to fasten to the bike, as accurate as other Cat Eyes I've had, It doesn't clutter up the handlebars, looks spiffy  Negative: I wish whoever writes the set up instructions would quit & get a job at Taco Bell. Instead of/or in addition to the drawings & arrows, why couldn't they include a simply worded 1.do this 2. now do this, 3

It's not as quick as the name would lead you to believe.

The CatEye Quick is going to be your best option if budget is a real constraint, and you're just looking to get the basic numbers: current speed, average speed, miles, and time. It's a no-nonsense bike computer that gives you the basics, and it's also a pretty cool-looking device despite its price tag. Truthfully, most basic bike computers look clunky and dorky with their messy wires and toyish head unit, but this thing is sleek, wireless, and elegantly designed. It has just a few buttons with a few functions, keeping it simple and easy to navigate

 Truthfully, most basic bike computers look clunky and dorky with their messy wires and toyish head unit, but this thing is sleek, wireless, and elegantly designed. It has just a few buttons with a few functions, keeping it simple and easy to navigate. Setup is as easy as attaching the speed sensor and magnet and entering some basic data. To start it, you might need to hit a button to wake it up if it's been sitting for a long time, but it's a set-it-and-forget-it type of bike computer

As we mentioned, this is a really basic computer for folks that just want the necessary numbers, so it's not going to have fancy functions or give you in-depth data or analysis. It is not GPS enabled, so you can't use it for navigation nor track your routes. There's no way to transfer your ride data to Strava or another third-party tracker, so it'll need to be done manually. This may suit many riders just fine, but for those that want a little more functionality, you'll need to look a little higher up the line for a more advanced, GPS-enabled computer

Best Bike Computer of 2022 - GearLab

 So, I think the light interferes with the Quick's display circuitry, not the wireless signal between the fork sensor and the main unit. Bottom line: if you have a light on your bike, you need to keep it as far away from this computer as possible. Great in bright ambient light but no bueno in low light.

Nice form factor but hard to read in low light and subject to electronic interference

 The charging insert was just a mistake. A very nice unit with good value and reliable performance. I have had no cross interference problems with numerous lights and other devices.

Nice basic computer and simple design. It works well and is easy to read. Cateye got it right for a basic design. Reviewers should have checked their bar diameter before buying

 Cateye got it right for a basic design. Reviewers should have checked their bar diameter before buying. The charging insert was just a mistake. A very nice unit with good value and reliable performance

Simple- basic info

 I would probably recommend the Strada Slim for something in this price range; it preserves the factory lines of your bicycle much better than the Quick.

Lithe computer, chunky sensor

When this arrived The unit did not work. I replaced the batteries and still nothing. I requested a replacement and when that one arrived I had the same issue. Replacement batteries did not fix the issue

Original and replacement unit do not work

walmart

Discover new routes, and stay connected wherever you ride with edge explore. This easy-to-use GPS cycling computer features a preloaded Garmin cycle Map that shows you the routes Cyclists like to ride. A variety of connected features lets you stay in touch with other riders as well as the folks back home. With edge explore, you have the perfect partner for touring and adventure.

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 Garmin did the opposite, adding marginal features that make bike riding less enjoyable than it should be.  Edit: I found that the course recalculation can be disabled. This significantly improves the behavior of the GPS when I leave the GPX route, or when I ride a route backwards. It's still not breadcrumb mode I still can't zoom and pan the map

 I don't need to pair the GPS with my phone, or send a message when I fall, or send pre-formatted messages to others who may be riding with me. These features have nothing to do with navigation, and don’t help one enjoy the discovery an unfamiliar and interesting part of the countryside.  I give the Edge Explore 5 stars for hardware. Garmin had to make some compromises with designing the Edge Explore, but overall they chose their options wisely

Garmin GPS units for outdoor use from years ago were expensive and bulky, heavy, ugly, and had lousy displays. One paid several hundred dollars for the unit, then another hundred for the road maps, which did not include updates. The screen was a "trasflective" LCD with a plastic cover. Resolution was poor, colors were washed out, one had to use a screen protector to protect the screen from scratches

Nice hardware, not nice software

  This is an initial review 2 weeks after purchase. I bought this to replace using my phone as my primary GPS screen. My phone battery would die too quickly and be way to sensitive to sweat or moisture. This Garmin totally takes care of those 2 things

 My phone battery would die too quickly and be way to sensitive to sweat or moisture. This Garmin totally takes care of those 2 things. I did a century ride last week (6.5 hrs of total screen awake time) and it only dropped down to 50% battery

 It doesn't recognize when you're 10feet from your course if you missed a block and wants you to turn around to your original missed point. I'll opt for a different computer next time.  This is an initial review 2 weeks after purchase. I bought this to replace using my phone as my primary GPS screen

Mediocre battery life

  The other issue is that there needs to be some sort of sun shield over the screen, because it's impossible to read when you've got the sun behind you.  Recommended ONLY IF YOU'RE AWARE OF THESE ISSUES! Of course, you may have no problems @ all! Good luck.

I'm an avid DIYer who routinely enhances products from Amazon to better suit my needs, & this GPS unit certainly needed it! The fact is, there's NO WAY this unit will attach to your handle bars as-is: the rubber supports that supposedly connect the base to the bar won't fit around the handle bars (@ least on an e-Bike). I solved the problem by 1) putting small, metal rings thru each "anchor slot", 2) putting black cable ties thru the rings, & THEN was able to 3) attach the base to the handle bars. The base was still loose enough to allow me to remove the GPS unit for recharging or using by hand. Finally, I used a mini-bungee cord (4) to secure the unit to my e-Bike console

 The base was still loose enough to allow me to remove the GPS unit for recharging or using by hand. Finally, I used a mini-bungee cord (4) to secure the unit to my e-Bike console.  The other issue is that there needs to be some sort of sun shield over the screen, because it's impossible to read when you've got the sun behind you.  Recommended ONLY IF YOU'RE AWARE OF THESE ISSUES! Of course, you may have no problems @ all! Good luck

Works well, but SEVERAL ISSUES!!!

 On the save 4 hour ride I lost 20% of the battery instead of 40-50%. So much better and still usable. Still not great. I'd like to see about 16 hours of reliable battery time

 I bought this to take along on longer tours so need something more reliable. Returning.  Update to review: May be useful to others regarding screen freezing. I contacted customer service about this via chat

 So still torn. Looking closely at the Wahoo Roam but its more expensive.  Also regarding battery life. Been playing with power save mode

Too bad the software is buggy and battery life poor.

 But the main two reasons I bought this device was 1. It can detect if I’ve had a crash and send real time directions for help. 2. The heart rate monitor is a very important tool to tell how hard I’m pushing myself while riding

This is a must have tool for any serious minded cyclists. It offers so many benefits by letting you know your speed (must also purchase a speed sensor for better accuracy of your speed), it has a map, it can map your ride, offer turn by turn directions, & posts your incoming text messages on the screen so that you don’t have to fiddle around to reach for your phone while riding. But the main two reasons I bought this device was 1. It can detect if I’ve had a crash and send real time directions for help

 2. The heart rate monitor is a very important tool to tell how hard I’m pushing myself while riding. I’m now able to tell when I’m in the optimal zone for a beneficial workout without over doing it and risk getting heat exhaustion or a heat stroke.

This is the best bicycle computer that I’ve ever had. Period!

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CatEye Quick vs Garmin Edge Explore

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