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.

Looking for the best, easiest to operate, cheapest dishwasher - Recommendation?

[Request] Best countertop dishwasher for reasonable price?

Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

Countertop/Portable Dishwasher

[Request] Dishwasher &lt;$1k Australian with QOL features and low water use

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.

What's a good Panel ready dishwasher under $1k?

Best socket set on the market $100-$150

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A Starter/Lifetime Tool set

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Mechanic Tools that are BIFL

Trying to fill a tool roll for my truck and would like input on BFL tools like wrenches, pliers, socket sets, etc.

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

Looking to upgrade my home hand tools

Was told to post this here. Husky 270pc toolset from Home Depot for $99, normally $199. Lifetime warranty too

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2014 honda accord ??

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Recommendations for midsized SUVs to look at

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Midsize vehicle for three kids

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Get ready for the next awe-inspiring comet with a pair of sleek, portable Celestron Cometron 7x50 binoculars. The large 50 mm objective lenses and multi-coated optics offer amazing light-gathering capabilities that bring celestial objects into bright, sharp focus, making them ideal for comet watching, stargazing, and viewing craters on the Moon. Cometron 7x50’s wide field of view lets you explore expansive swaths of the sky to quickly pinpoint exactly the object you want to see, then keeps it in your sights without constant movement. Cometron 7x50’s rubberized aluminum housing is durable, lightweight, and tripod adaptable for extended comfort during long stargazing sessions. The binoculars come with a wide neck strap and a carrying case for security, portability, and grab-and-go convenience. Nitrogen Filled: No. Carrying Case: Woven Nylon.

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 For 50mm solar filters (which would also work on smaller binoculars, just tape them), I'll recommend Rainbow Symphony or Daystar Filters. Both are reputable in the solar observing space.

Looking to get my dad a pair of ECLIPSMART 10X42MM Porro Solar Binoculars for Christmas but I’m concerned about how safe they are. Does anyone have any opinions or information about these?

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Trying to pick out solar binoculars

 In these, I sometimes had to hold the binocular further AWAY, otherwise there was this "kidney-beaning" effect there the outer edge would just be black. It was rather difficult to hold them just-right to get a good image. Perhaps that might work okay for eyeglasses wearers, because the eye relief is further back. For me it was a bit difficult to use

 There is even a 1/4-20 thread at the central portion so you can attach these to a binocular bracket and a tripod.  Honestly, all of that is REALLY nice for the price paid. Can't complain about that at all.  When looking at objects, the view was - well, I guess for the price pad, it was not bad

I've been observing the night sky with binoculars and telescopes for 30 or so years, and I've tried to frugal about my equipment purchases, so I understand the budget-minded astronomer. I totally get that.  I'll start with the positives. These binoculars are lightweight, easy to hold, come with a nice wide strap, soft carrying case, plus they have firm interpupillary distance adjustment, stiff center focus knob that will not move when you press your eyes against the eyepieces, and importantly, a diopter adjustment for the right eye

 To be honest, for the $35 I spent on these in May 2020 (may be different when you buy these), that was more than I expected. There are four caps to cover the eyepieces and objects lenses. There is even a 1/4-20 thread at the central portion so you can attach these to a binocular bracket and a tripod.  Honestly, all of that is REALLY nice for the price paid

Minimally adequate for astronomy - here's why

 They are very good for the money: well-built, good lenses, pretty light weight.  I specifically wanted 7x magnification because that minimizes image shake when holding them by hand. The problem is that the pupils of my eyes are pretty close together and the interpupillary adjustment on these falls short of my needs. A larger individual would probably like these

I'd been wanting a pair of 7x50 binoculars for a while but didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars since they wouldn't be my primary binoculars. I own a couple of Celestron telescopes and knew I could get a decent 7x50 binocular from them. They are very good for the money: well-built, good lenses, pretty light weight.  I specifically wanted 7x magnification because that minimizes image shake when holding them by hand

About the only 7x50 binocular in this price range

 I was able to locate several star constellations and our neighbor galaxy — Faint/distant Andromeda with ease during my first use (early February.)  To a novice, 7x may not sound much. To someone with vague knowledge of the the night sky, will be able to locate celestial objects much more clearly with 7x magnification when compared to no aid at all/normal eyesight. These binoculars pick up a incredible amount of cosmic light, which caught me off guard during first use

 To someone with vague knowledge of the the night sky, will be able to locate celestial objects much more clearly with 7x magnification when compared to no aid at all/normal eyesight. These binoculars pick up a incredible amount of cosmic light, which caught me off guard during first use. With use, nighttime objects in the sky will appear that normal eyesight can’t register at simple 7x magnification. I have not tested these in daytime, for they are made for nighttime use

Excellent choice for an Astronomer on a budget.

These binoculars are great for hand held night sky viewing, the 50mm objective lenses allow plenty of light to be collected and combined with the 7X provide a wide field of view. The magnification may seem a bit underwhelming, but I've found that while my 10x50 produce a lot of hand held jitter when trying to view the night sky, these 7x50 provide reasonable magnification while making it much easier to obtain a stable image. If you want to use a more powerful pair of binoculars for astronomy, you really would want a tripod mounted setup.  The moon doesn't fill much more than a quarter of the view, but the details are nice and sharp

 Whether shifting from naked eye viewing of brighter satellites, or using the binoculars to spot satellites your naked eye would miss, it's just much easier to find your target with the wider field of view these binoculars offer.  The specs don't suggest many bells and whistles, which had me a bit worried about fogging issues on a cold night, but as long as I let these adjust to the ambient temps first, I have experienced zero issues with fogging.  Overall, I think these are a great value for the dollar for night sky viewers. Any greater magnification and you'd want to go with a unit paired with a tripod, which is a bit limiting if much of your viewing is nearer the zenith than the horizon

 I found it much easier to track satellites using these 7x50 binoculars vs. my 10x50 pair. Whether shifting from naked eye viewing of brighter satellites, or using the binoculars to spot satellites your naked eye would miss, it's just much easier to find your target with the wider field of view these binoculars offer.  The specs don't suggest many bells and whistles, which had me a bit worried about fogging issues on a cold night, but as long as I let these adjust to the ambient temps first, I have experienced zero issues with fogging

Great wide field of view for hand held star gazing, good general purpose binocs as well

  What are the downsides? Two: they're big and heavy. And I think the field of view is narrower than on more expensive binoculars.

 I would strongly recommend these for older children who are ready for backyard astronomy, either instead of or in addition to a full-sized telescope.  An unexpected benefit for me is that these have huge eye relief, and are the first binoculars I've had that I can use with my eyeglasses on.  What are the downsides? Two: they're big and heavy. And I think the field of view is narrower than on more expensive binoculars

 The view is clear and sharp. The pair I got was perfectly aligned. Above all, they are 7x50 "night glasses" that are just right for looking at dim objects in the night sky, like the Milky Way, the Pleiades, the Andromeda Nebula, the Great Nebula in Orion, and so forth. They are far better on these objects than my old 9x36 Bushnells

These are not a toy. These are real binoculars. These are GOOD binoculars. The optics are good

Not a toy! Real binoculars! Good optics. Great for backyard astronomy. Great for people with eyeglasses.

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Full-size performance in a compact-sized body. Full-size performance in a compact-sized body. All A Series binoculars offer you impeccable viewing quality in a compact, portable and durable design, so you can enjoy carrying convenience without compromising performance.

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Compact binocs aren’t the best for birding, but these combine pocket-size convenience with enough magnification to actually identify things.

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 The edges were always indistinct and blurry. The Pentax has longer eye relief and eye cups that quickly telescope out for spectacles-free viewing, and retract for eyeglass wearers. Way better than chintzy fold-down eye cups. With the Pentax I get the full, clear field of view with sharp edges

  Also the Pentax is fog proof and waterproof, rated submersible to one meter for 30 minutes. One drawback I see is that the Pentax is a bit larger and heavier than my old Nikons, but I think this can be attributed to superior build quality and optics. The green color is dark green, which reads as almost black. Now the question is, "How will this glass hold up over time?"  Added info: After doing more research, I believe this Pentax is roughly equivalent to the Nikon Trailblazer model, which is also waterproof and has telescoping eye cups with similar size and weight, but the Nikon only has 10 mm of eye relief while the Pentax has 21mm eye relief--much better for eyeglass wearers

 The green color is dark green, which reads as almost black. Now the question is, "How will this glass hold up over time?"  Added info: After doing more research, I believe this Pentax is roughly equivalent to the Nikon Trailblazer model, which is also waterproof and has telescoping eye cups with similar size and weight, but the Nikon only has 10 mm of eye relief while the Pentax has 21mm eye relief--much better for eyeglass wearers. I prefer 8x magnification over 10x because 8x provides a significantly larger field of view, which makes it easier to find targets in the glass.

I like this glass!

 I like that there is practically no distortion at the edges. The focus wheel is steady and sure. The eye relief is above what anyone would expect in a pair of compact binoculars. Although slightly heavier than some, they are easy to grip without causing my hand to cramp

I have been looking for a pair of lightweight travel binoculars that I could easily carry in my backpack. These were recommended by Wirecutter, and the price was good. So I bought them and am very happy. While not as bright as my 8x42 pair, they are surprising bright

Excellent Performance for Price and Size

 I had no fears nor problems with them in bad weather. No problems with them misting up (e.g. if you move indoors from cold outdoors) * Rubber armour helps protect against light damage - but not a (relatively small I should add) drop to hard ground! * Easy to adjust for spectacles if needed - twist eye pieces

  I think I will stick with a monocular for carrying out and about in a pocket. While I use larger, regular binoculars I do not think I will buy another small/folding binocular.

 * Well, the rubber armour did not protect against a knock causing a misalignment. * The case is OK and you could fit it to your belt but extracting the binocular and putting it back is a two-handed job so I found I mostly kept them in a jacket pocket.  I think I will stick with a monocular for carrying out and about in a pocket. While I use larger, regular binoculars I do not think I will buy another small/folding binocular

Excellent but fragile

 Users without eyeglasses should find these much easier to use.  I use these primarily for backpacking as they are lightweight and good quality, especially for the price. Nearly all other times I use my 8x42 Nikon Monarch 7's.  Would purchase again

Difficult to Use with Eyeglasses.

These are great portable binos. We have larger, better binoculars to carry when our only goal on a walk is birdwatching, but it's nice to have a smaller, lighter, more compact pair that can be stashed in a handbag or kept in the glove compartment such that they're always handy. My husband and I both wear eyeglasses, and the eye relief on these is enough for us both to use these without having to remove the glasses first. A big win

Great for eyeglass wearers.

 The rain cover is pathetic and you will want to replace it. The main optic covers are ok, but seriously lacking. You will want to tie them to the binoculars with string so you don't lose them. Unfortunately the front cross member makes it impossible to use most aftermarket lens covers

Excellent optics

 I took them on a trip to Nunavut, riding around on ATVs looking for polar bears. The size fit right in my pocket and they were perfect for spotting bears way across water and tracking them. Any stronger and they'd be too shaky to hand hold or too big to bring along with my other camera gear. The open bridge is also perfect for getting a good grip

 Any stronger and they'd be too shaky to hand hold or too big to bring along with my other camera gear. The open bridge is also perfect for getting a good grip. My only complaint, and it's kind of big and the reason these don't get 5 stars is the lens caps are utterly useless. They don't attach to the lens when on and when off they don't attach either so you have to pocket them

 My only complaint, and it's kind of big and the reason these don't get 5 stars is the lens caps are utterly useless. They don't attach to the lens when on and when off they don't attach either so you have to pocket them. I'm trying to devise my own caps that stay on to protect the lens when in your pocket but can be flipped off easy and dangle from the binos so you need not worry about losing them. Anyway I got these new for $235 so it's still an amazing deal

Great quality and build for the price

A very fine instrument ideal for carrying in an anorak pocket or slung around the neck via the lanyard as it suits.  I purchased this binocular to replace a Leica 8x20 that became "waterlogged" and proved beyond repair. The Leica are priced a 3 to 4 times that of the Pentax 8x25; the only attribute worthy of the Leica is its more compact size but for the rest you are paying for the "name".  Incidentally, as a practicing astronomer I have wide experience of optical equipment owning instruments by Carl Zeiss et al

 The Leica are priced a 3 to 4 times that of the Pentax 8x25; the only attribute worthy of the Leica is its more compact size but for the rest you are paying for the "name".  Incidentally, as a practicing astronomer I have wide experience of optical equipment owning instruments by Carl Zeiss et al.  Note added Aug. 31

Excellent Value

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