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.

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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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[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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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?

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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.

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

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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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Midsize vehicle for three kids

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 I This gives you a really comprehensive guide for setting it up on their website, gives you a good starting point and so they can get the most out of this really sophisticated suspension. And it's paired with, you know DW link it pedals so well pills just like the regular ritmo. I Mean you get on this thing. It's got the hover bike effect like you're just sitting in the saddle spinning

 Tom The traction just a really balanced feel. I mean doesn't feel like a cheap bike, you know? We we tested bikes three times the price of this. didn't we? Yeah, absolutely time. Something isn't that hard to believe when you think about house with this bike is Mm-hmm there's bikes three times the price here and those bikes are definitely not three times better than this one

 you know they can't take a matchmaker clamp, which means that you're a little limited in terms of your cockpit setup. and then the dropper post on this bike comes with sort of like the old style like top of the bar push with your push down with your thumb type lever which was a little antiquated feeling. but you just can't complain at this price given what you're getting. Mm-hmm yeah and you know I look at not just new riders, but but younger riders

 just young shredders that just needs something that's just up for a beating. Yeah. Also well as we know there are people out there that have a little carbon anxiety, right? Well here's your bike yeah or or the $4,000 SLX belt which is really really good. He comes with a bike yoke for Vibe Dropper and dialed yeah, a standout for me in the whole test

Ibis Ripmo AF Review - 2020 Bible of Bike Tests

 I've got to give it to Ibis for really putting a new perspective on what we can expect from this category. All right. So who is this bike for? Well, it's an incredibly versatile trail bike that's just his home on long, epic rides in the mountains. As it is on a short local lunch lap, I have no hesitation at all taking it to the bike park

 It's a different world these days, and the building wave of bike innovations seems to continuously swell with no crest in sight. But the latest and greatest isn't what defines our enjoyment. And you know what? I'll be the first to admit, I sometimes get a little too lost in the luster of those new shiny parts. So when my buddy Sean at N Plus One Bikes asked if I'd be interested in reviewing the Ibis Ritmo Af, a sensibly priced aluminum frame trail bike that's been wildly praised for the last couple of years, I actually saw this as an opportunity to see just how things have trickled down to the very core of it all

 Still fun to ride. It's not just a great bike for someone coming into the sport, it's a bike that even a seasoned rider can have a total blast riding. It's modern, progressive geometry, can tackle all sorts of terrain and handle very aggressive riding, but it's also not so long in slack that you'll be penalized for approaching this bike with more relaxed attitude. The Dw link suspension design is known for its well-balanced feel and great climbing efficiency, but still sits in that sweet spot of offering calm and controlled performance on the descents

 It's modern, progressive geometry, can tackle all sorts of terrain and handle very aggressive riding, but it's also not so long in slack that you'll be penalized for approaching this bike with more relaxed attitude. The Dw link suspension design is known for its well-balanced feel and great climbing efficiency, but still sits in that sweet spot of offering calm and controlled performance on the descents. While the spike is an incredible value, I feel like you could take costs out of the equation and still put this up against spikes at a much higher price point. The Ritmo Af bucks the trend, and there's no real glaring compromises here

Is the Ibis Ripmo AF still the best value in 2022?

Geometry and suspension are where the money should go, so I applaud Ibis for focusing on that with the Ripmo AF. All the Deore reviews say it works as well as the more expensive Shimano stuff, so it’s really just weight, which shouldn’t matter much for a bike in this category. A top end drive train might save you a pound or so—who cares? And the 4-piston Deore brakes should be great too, no big loss there.

The Ibis has a very good suspension platform and suspension components, although the other components (drivetrain/brakes) are worse than similarly-priced direct to consumer brands. Would you consider the better suspension package worth the trade-off on drivetrain/brakes? What are your overall opinions on the Ripmo?

<div class="md"><p>The Ibis has a very good suspension platform and suspension components, although the other components (drivetrain/brakes) are worse than similarly-priced direct to consumer brands. Would you consider the better suspension package worth the trade-off on drivetrain/brakes? What are your overall opinions on the Ripmo?</p>
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Opinions on the Ibis Ripmo AF Deore?

Currently my Ripmo AF sits at 39lbs for bike park. Usually around 36 for pedaling season but I am 5'9" 140lbs with a fused ankle and skinny lets due to a motorcycle 10 years ago left me with a limp and a lot of pain so exercising mass/power into my legs is near impossible. I have the endurance but the power just isn't there. I'm ready to upgrade to something lighter and all around better

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scott genius, giant trance X,, Santa Cruz Bronson, Santa Cruz Hightower, privateer 141, devinci troy, commencal meta TR, specialized stumpjumper Evo, transition scout, transition sentinel, ibis ripmo/ripmo AF, Marin alpine trail, canyon spectral, rocky mountain instinct, Norco Sight, yt jeffsy, GT sensor, kona process 153, propain hugene. Enduro:. Transition patrol, transition spire, specialized enduro, kona process x, commencal meta AM, scott Ranson, Santa Cruz megatower, Santa Cruz nomad, trek slash, giant reign, gt force, privateer 161, nukeproof mega, Nukeproof Giga, Norco Range, Rocky mountain altitude, Yt capra, Knolly Warden, Canyon Strive, Marin Alpine Trail, Cannondale jekyll, devinci spartan, propain tyree,.

Looking to upgrade to a nicer bike between now and spring next year, looking to see what options I should consider.

So, currently have a Giant Trance 29 3, which has 130mm in the front, 115mm in the rear, both of which I'm bottoming out on my local Enduro trails.

I have been riding the local Enduro trails a lot this year, steep, rocky, rooty, with some jumps. The climb is basically a vertical access road. I also ride some typical New England trails, so I don't necessary need an Enduro specific bike, as it's not all I will be riding.

Budget I'm aiming for is under $5k, with the biggest stipulation being there are very few bike shops near me. Local carries Trek and Revel, most other shops are 2 hours+ away, so if ordering online is an option, I'd like that. I drove about 2.5 hours to pick up the bike I have now, so I'm open to that option for the right bike.

I don't know how much more travel I *need*, but I definitely need more. I like 29, but I've never ridden 27.5, not sure what's best there.

So, shoot me some recs to check out over the winter season.
Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Looking to upgrade to a nicer bike between now and spring next year, looking to see what options I should consider.</p>

<p>So, currently have a Giant Trance 29 3, which has 130mm in the front, 115mm in the rear, both of which I&#39;m bottoming out on my local Enduro trails.</p>

<p>I have been riding the local Enduro trails a lot this year, steep, rocky, rooty, with some jumps. The climb is basically a vertical access road. I also ride some typical New England trails, so I don&#39;t necessary need an Enduro specific bike, as it&#39;s not all I will be riding.</p>

<p>Budget I&#39;m aiming for is under $5k, with the biggest stipulation being there are very few bike shops near me. Local carries Trek and Revel, most other shops are 2 hours+ away, so if ordering online is an option, I&#39;d like that. I drove about 2.5 hours to pick up the bike I have now, so I&#39;m open to that option for the right bike.</p>

<p>I don&#39;t know how much more travel I <em>need</em>, but I definitely need more. I like 29, but I&#39;ve never ridden 27.5, not sure what&#39;s best there.</p>

<p>So, shoot me some recs to check out over the winter season.
Thanks!</p>
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Need to upgrade, looking to spend no more than $5k

They're overpriced and poor value, but they're great bikes overall. Owned a Bronson and a Chameleon, enjoyed them both, really well made bikes. With that being said, their re-sell value is insane, especially during the great bike shortage. Sold both my SC's in the last 2 years, both sold within 24hrs of posting, above bike blue book value

What is you opinion on Santa Cruz bikes

The bronson is great too, but it doesn’t have a lock out, which is a nice feature to have for rides that are heavier on climbing. I’m also not so much of a fan of the dropper post that comes stock with it, but that can be changed I guess. Price range is 5-6k, so I’m probably looking at the cheapest model of the SB 150 and the middle tier model for the Bronson.

Santa Cruz is known for making some of the best bikes in the industry, and their attention to detail and quality of craftsmanship are second to none. The Bronson line made its debut all the way back in 2013, and once again Santa Cruz has set its sights high and released the third iteration of the bike for 2019. We took the new Bronson Carbon C with the "S" build out for extended testing in the Pacific Northwest and came away extremely impressed with its updated suspension on technical descents, comfortable climbing position, and well-thought-out component choices. Below we break down the 2019 Bronson’s descending and climbing performance, key features, components and specs, and other versions in the line

 While this might be appropriate for exceptionally tall or short riders, it isn’t necessarily true for those of average height. You might hear or read online that if you’re under around 5’6”, you should stick to 27.5-inch wheels. And while this might have been the case when these wheel sizes were in their infancy, most people can now find well-fitting 29ers

 All else equal, if you’re tall and enjoy relatively straight singletrack with few hairpin turns, we’d wager you’ll be happy on a 29er. However, if you’re fairly short and enjoy tight and twisty trails, you might prefer 27.5-inch wheels. But don’t let your height be the determining factor—you might find that you favor the stability of a 29er regardless of how tall you are

 During my second ride on the Bronson, I cautiously rolled up to the top of the wet slab, and as I peered down the face, didn’t really know what to expect. The new bike was far from being dialed in, but I was (fairly) confident in my ability to make it down unscathed. I nosed over the roll in, let off the brakes, and went for it. What had been a fairly jarring experience on my Hightower LT turned into a surprisingly smooth ride (not magic carpet ride smooth, but pretty darn close)

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