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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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I want the best god damned dishwasher money can buy.

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

WSIB Feeling a bit of an rpg lull and want something exciting like old school BioWare with a engaging story that doesn’t take 100 hours to play.

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[WSIB] Small-scale, medieval, strategy game, featuring pikemen and cavalry

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 Like they say - Jack of many trades, master of none. Also do not buy stylus from Kobo - it has annoying wiggling tip, better find used MS Surface stylus.  I’m returning Sage to Kobo - short battery life is a dealbreaker for me. I expect eink ereader device to last much longer

 They should’ve used this extra weight in reader for larger battery.  Notetaking capability is a nice addition, but not at a price of crippling ereader functionality. Like they say - Jack of many trades, master of none. Also do not buy stylus from Kobo - it has annoying wiggling tip, better find used MS Surface stylus

The screen is very good. 8” size and very bright and clear. Rather comfortable to hold in one arm. I love warm light with a dark mode

 Magnets in reader can hold small items. What a waste of weight. They should’ve used this extra weight in reader for larger battery.  Notetaking capability is a nice addition, but not at a price of crippling ereader functionality

I had high hopes for Forma successor

 That's something that didn't make any sense to me and I'm very happy to report that after a factory reset, 2 firmware updates and 3 battery life cycles, Kobo Sage as a reader now performs as I would expect it to. Which means that depending on the front light, how far you go, I never go past 30-50% but you can expect the battery life expectancy and reading between somewhere between 16 and 25 hours of battery life. Of course it depends on the front light, but if you're keeping it on the lower side of things like 8% or something, I got the numbers that you could actually potentially get 24-25 hours of battery life per charge, which is excellent. That is right smack in the middle of what I was expecting this device actually to do and a little bit better because to be frank, to actually get that much battery life out of just a 1200mAh battery, that's quite something

 I hope that this clarifies the whole battery issue and my attitude and my conclusion around the Kobo Sage because it's something that I kind of lingered on and I really don't like stuff like unfinished things. I like to kind of wrap things up and move forward. So now I'm able to do that. Thank you so much for watching

 As I stated many, many times, the main problem that I had with the Kobo Sage was the questionable battery life that I got in the initial testing results. Now, I fully understand that it has a 1200 mAh battery, which is a thin battery, a smaller battery even than the Libre 2, but that allows the device to be extra thin, sexy and really, really lovely to handle ergonomically. So those things I totally get, but the results that I got didn't really make too much sense to me, especially the reader performance, because I know that the writing performance, it is a stress test that I'm doing, but it is a consistent stress test. So I wanted to revisit that and I also had a conversation with Kobo actually, and then we compared the test results, they did the testing methodology, we did this, the Sage received two updates since then, then I redid the tests again and again and again to actually get proper findings and I allowed the device, the battery to have a couple of cycles so that I can get a more consistent and more realistic picture of what is the deal with the battery life on the Kobo Sage

5, 2.6 hours actually averaging whenever I repeat the same test. However, Kobo themselves redid the same test and they get themselves 2.7 hours of battery life expectancy when doing that type of extreme testing circumstances of consistent writing

Kobo Sage: Battery Life Clarification And Conclusion

I chose to return the kobo because their software would not work with my local library's software. I kept getting login errors on the kobo, and setting up was onerous, and significantly easier on the boox e-reader I ended up getting.  The return label provided by the seller BlueProton in NY was for a P.O

Incompatible with library

 The text of the book is fine, the problem that he has, the menu does not increase in font size and is fine lined so he can't read it. Once in a book he can read the text but can't see the small menu font to navigate from one book to another. Even when he is at "My Books", they are so small he can't tell which book is which.  Once in a while he will accidently touch the center of the screen and pull up the main menu, he can't read it to see how to get out of it

 He can't hold his hands out in front of him for 5 minutes so he couldn't hold any reader or even a piece of paper to read it for any length of time.  The reason for 3 stars instead of 5: I bought this as a large print e reader. The text of the book is fine, the problem that he has, the menu does not increase in font size and is fine lined so he can't read it. Once in a book he can read the text but can't see the small menu font to navigate from one book to another

 Anything less than the 8" screen would not be desirable for him. Now to find him the 10" screen. Hopefully with a large enough border that he can hold it without paging forward/back, with a menu that he can read and follow.

Reader for elderly

. already had books "disappear" because of Amazon's policies. 2) Screen is gorgeous - 8" is definitely the best. 3) USB-C charging (when I got this, all Kindles were micro USB, but now they're going to USB-C), so this is less of a "win" for Kobo

 2) Screen is gorgeous - 8" is definitely the best. 3) USB-C charging (when I got this, all Kindles were micro USB, but now they're going to USB-C), so this is less of a "win" for Kobo. 4) Vastly better font support.  Kindle is marginally better only in highlighting notes in the text of a book; Kobo will take notes and let you look them up, but when you link to them you cannot easily go back to the same place in your highlight list

Definitely better than Kindle, if only it wasn't so fragile

 I will say, as I'm making this video, the Forma is on sale. So unless they plan to decrease the price of the Forma, it does not make sense to buy it. Unless you get a good deal on it, it might be worth it then. But for most people, if you're buying it full price, the Kobo Sage is a better option

Kobo Sage Review - This is the BEST Kobo!

 Hey everyone, Teo here. Today I'm going to review the Kobo Sage 8-inch e-ink e-reader from Rakuten Kobo with a comparison to the Kobo Libra 2 which I have already reviewed. Now if you have watched my review for this e-reader, this video is going to have some overlapping content because the reading features are quite similar. Let me give you a quick intro to some of the recent e-reader models from Kobo

3-inch Kobo Elipsa Pack. The main selling point for Kobo Clara HD is affordability. So this is priced at US $119 and this comes with 8 gigs of storage capacity. So this is good for reading just e-books

 The prices listed here are in US and Singapore dollars. There is the 6-inch Kobo Clara HD, 7-inch Kobo Libra 2, 8-inch Kobo Sage and 10.3-inch Kobo Elipsa Pack. The main selling point for Kobo Clara HD is affordability

 If not, save $80, go with the Kobo Libra 2. If you happen to have the Kobo Sage, let me know in the comment section below how's your battery life. I'm sure others will be interested to find out as well. Thanks for watching this review

Review: Kobo Sage

 The functionality works perfectly fine. I didn't really have too many problems at all just listening to an audiobook through the device. I found it pretty simple, and so it's there if you need it or if you want it, but you are going to have to pay for it one way or another. When it comes to reading, there's really not much of a difference between the Sage and other Kobo devices

 And of course, there is a faster processor in here as well, which does seem to tax the battery a little bit more. Don't get me wrong, you won't have to charge every day at all. You'll last quite a bit of time. But if you keep going on with the audio books, you'll find that it won't last quite as long

 Yes, the page turns are a lot faster. Well, I mean, Kobo says 20% faster. It feels like it's a little bit more than that sometimes. It just feels like it's a little more fluid

 There's really not much more for me to say about this because it is like any other Kobo eReader. It's got a different name and it does add certain functionality that others didn't have, but for the most part, it's really just another Kobo eReader. And so the main thing that you would get it for, which is reading, is not dramatically different compared to other devices. So if you don't want the audio books, for example, you don't need to get this

 And so the main thing that you would get it for, which is reading, is not dramatically different compared to other devices. So if you don't want the audio books, for example, you don't need to get this. You can get the Libre 2, which also has audio books, or the Libre H2O, or even the Form if you can get your hands on one of those. This one here has got, I guess you could say it has the convenience of USB-C charging, which the other ones don't have, although the Libre 2 does, and so does the Elipsa

Kobo Sage Review

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The 10.3" Note Air is better for comics, PDFs and magazines but it weighs a lot more. If you don't care about color I would check out the Boox Nova 3 (non-color edition).

Hello guys!

I was wondering if there are any good e-readers I could use to read comics and books. 

My budget would be around 250-300€

<div class="md">Hello guys!

I was wondering if there are any good e-readers I could use to read comics and books. 

My budget would be around 250-300€
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Are there good e-readers for comic books?

 Heads up, it's not recommended to buy from the Good Ereader store, they have famously bad customer service, and it's not really recommended to buy from [onyxboox.com](https://onyxboox.com) either, they have Boox devices with unusual firmware which causes problems for people when updates are pushed from the actual Chinese manufacturers.

Colour is indeed still in its infancy (last I checked: 4096 colours, a bit washed out, and 100 ppi). If you really want colour, a traditional tablet will be much better (which kinda defeats the purposes). Or maybe the [TCL NXTPAPER](https://www.tcl.com/global/en/tablets/tclnxtpaper-mid/landing.html) once it comes out -- IDK, seems like vapourware.

Your two main choices for screen sizes are going to be 7.8/8 inches, or 10-ish inches. The vast majority of these readers will have lighting (and even warm lighting) capabilities, so no need to worry about that. 

Scribd/other reading apps can be installed if you get an Android-based reader (which is most of these 8+ inch ones). Of course, you could also install Reddit/Twitter on them, so... don't do that?

Onyx Nova 3 goes for $330-ish ($420-ish with colour). 7.8 inch screen. Note3 is another $200 or so, 10.3 inches.

Cheaper alternative would be the Boyue Likebook series, with the Likebook P78 going for around $220. Runs an older version of Android, though, and might feel a bit more sluggish.

PocketBook/Kobo probably aren't good options for you because you want connectivity that can only be found in Android readers.

<div class="md">Colour is indeed still in its infancy (last I checked: 4096 colours, a bit washed out, and 100 ppi). If you really want colour, a traditional tablet will be much better (which kinda defeats the purposes). Or maybe the <a href="https://www.tcl.com/global/en/tablets/tclnxtpaper-mid/landing.html">TCL NXTPAPER</a> once it comes out -- IDK, seems like vapourware.

Your two main choices for screen sizes are going to be 7.8/8 inches, or 10-ish inches. The vast majority of these readers will have lighting (and even warm lighting) capabilities, so no need to worry about that. 

Scribd/other reading apps can be installed if you get an Android-based reader (which is most of these 8+ inch ones). Of course, you could also install Reddit/Twitter on them, so... don&#39;t do that?

Onyx Nova 3 goes for $330-ish ($420-ish with colour). 7.8 inch screen. Note3 is another $200 or so, 10.3 inches.

Cheaper alternative would be the Boyue Likebook series, with the Likebook P78 going for around $220. Runs an older version of Android, though, and might feel a bit more sluggish.

PocketBook/Kobo probably aren&#39;t good options for you because you want connectivity that can only be found in Android readers.
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I've been trying to get more into reading, as I am a big fan of the Halo franchise and really wanted to read the books. I recently subscribed to Scribd as they have pretty much all the books on there, as well as a plethora of other books and audiobooks that I am interested in. I am open to switching platforms if there is another platform with the Halo books, but I haven't found one yet (I haven't looked hard).

However, reading on my phone, especially at night, has not been productive. I often end up switching to a different app (reddit, twitter, etc.), and distracting myself instead of focusing. I want a device that is solely dedicated to reading so I can compartmentalize reading away from my "always connected" device.

What I am looking for is the following features  
\-eInk display. I want to be able to read it like it is a regular book  
\-Some sort of lighting. It doesn't need to be bright, but I often read in the dark as its more immersive for me. I just need something so I can see the words  
\-Can use scribd, and potentially other apps for reading. As I said, I'm up for other subscription options that aren't scribd, but I'm reading specifically for Halo. Having more apps to access more books would just be nice overall so I can keep the reading streak alive

Nice to have features would be  
\-Color display option. I read comics, and I've heard some of these displays are getting really good color options, so I'd be interested in seeing this.   
\-PDF reading capabilities. Sometimes I get books in PDF form (my therapist recently sent me one), and I've very much like a better space to read these on rather than my phone or PC

I think thats about it. Budget isn't super small and fairly flexible, but I'm not looking for anything ground breaking here, as its my first ereader. I intend to go more all out with round 2, especially as from what I read, color is still in its infancy and developing.

Thanks for any advice!

<div class="md">I&#39;ve been trying to get more into reading, as I am a big fan of the Halo franchise and really wanted to read the books. I recently subscribed to Scribd as they have pretty much all the books on there, as well as a plethora of other books and audiobooks that I am interested in. I am open to switching platforms if there is another platform with the Halo books, but I haven&#39;t found one yet (I haven&#39;t looked hard).

However, reading on my phone, especially at night, has not been productive. I often end up switching to a different app (reddit, twitter, etc.), and distracting myself instead of focusing. I want a device that is solely dedicated to reading so I can compartmentalize reading away from my &quot;always connected&quot; device.

What I am looking for is the following features-eInk display. I want to be able to read it like it is a regular book-Some sort of lighting. It doesn&#39;t need to be bright, but I often read in the dark as its more immersive for me. I just need something so I can see the words-Can use scribd, and potentially other apps for reading. As I said, I&#39;m up for other subscription options that aren&#39;t scribd, but I&#39;m reading specifically for Halo. Having more apps to access more books would just be nice overall so I can keep the reading streak alive

Nice to have features would be-Color display option. I read comics, and I&#39;ve heard some of these displays are getting really good color options, so I&#39;d be interested in seeing this.-PDF reading capabilities. Sometimes I get books in PDF form (my therapist recently sent me one), and I&#39;ve very much like a better space to read these on rather than my phone or PC

I think thats about it. Budget isn&#39;t super small and fairly flexible, but I&#39;m not looking for anything ground breaking here, as its my first ereader. I intend to go more all out with round 2, especially as from what I read, color is still in its infancy and developing.

Thanks for any advice! 

EDIT: I grabbed a Likebook P6 from Amazon as my first one to try. Thanks for all the advice!
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Help finding an ereader that fits me

 How is it possible that books won't turn work/page turn on Onyx's own native apps? I'll admit that I am completely clueless as to how all of the reviewers are loading, opening, and marking-up PDFs with a native app. I had to download XODO to mark-up/underline with the stylus. Trying to open PDFS on the Boox natively results in not being able to turn pages as well. Adobe Acorbat works fine, but you have to underline, there isn't really a highlighting function

Wanted to Love This Device, but I Can't

Unlike Kindles, the Note Air 2 has a speaker and a microphone. The tablet lacks a headphone jack&mdash;the whole thing is slimmer than a 3.5mm plug&mdash;but you can connect Bluetooth headphones to it. A power button and a USB-C port round out the exterior features

 The app caught up eventually, but the experience is still a little disconcerting. I spoke to Onyx about this issue and I'm confident it is going to fix this lag with a software update that extends the buffer.

Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Review

 Period.  And the battery life. Hours and hours and hours of battery life. Days in fact

 Using Googledocs, the text is beautifully readable and especially so in the sun.  First and foremost, I bought this for the E-Ink screen. I did not and do not expect it, in terms of refresh rate, to behave like your typical tablet. Give it another several years and maybe they'll get there, but if you're buying this tablet, you're getting it for the E-Ink technology

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