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

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Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

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

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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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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.

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

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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!

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2014 honda accord ??

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Midsize vehicle for three kids

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[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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 The driver is so off center, and the handle is so thick it’s terrible at taking screws out, the knife has way too much play and I won’t even use it to open a box, and the saw cut pvc decently but doesn’t have the signature file on the edge for smoothing out ur saw job which is a big disappointment. Overall tool gets a 2.5/5 looks good in my collection but is definitely not something I would carry or use on a daily basis.

Definitely the most fun to play with leatherman, and is good for a fidget and showing off tool, but lacks in the daily use ability of carrying a multi tool. The tips don’t line up, making precise uses impossible, the whole tool will flex and bend if you try to grip something tight, and the design makes it easy to slip and get pinched between the handles, this tool has made me bleed on multiple occasions. The driver is so off center, and the handle is so thick it’s terrible at taking screws out, the knife has way too much play and I won’t even use it to open a box, and the saw cut pvc decently but doesn’t have the signature file on the edge for smoothing out ur saw job which is a big disappointment. Overall tool gets a 2

Not the best Leatherman, still neat though

 The knife is razor sharp and I like the idea of the seat-belt cutter and oxygen wrench built in.

When I first saw the OHT I had to have it, I have been a fan of Leatherman for a while now and now you can open it with one hand. Two small problems, first when the pliers are closed they are not perfectly aligned and there is a small gap to the back of the pliers when closed as compared to my Gerber. But it works well and had no further issue with that. Second, it says it is made in USA but nowhere it is stamped made in USA on the pliers like my original Leatherman that I purchased a while back

Great Tool

 I'm not saying the tool would break but not a good design. Also the knives/saw appear smaller than on either of my other tools but I did not compare side to side. I'm OCD so if I'm wrong I'll change my review. I understand some compromises because of the quick opening of the pliers which works very well

 I'm okay with my choice but this tool kind of leaves me wondering if I the $20 cheaper or more, would have been at least as good?  All said and done I would recommend this tool for someone to throw in a tackle box or would primarily use the pliers or if they have a need for the quick access of the pliers. The OHT is not bad but I just don't feel like I have a leatherman. I love my wave and the ability to change bits and the bit extender. The wave is my go to tool no way this could replace it

 I'm OCD so if I'm wrong I'll change my review. I understand some compromises because of the quick opening of the pliers which works very well. Just a word of advice do not try to use two hands. If you squeeze on the handles too much it will make it difficult for the pliers to slide

 But overall the one handed opening pliers is just a gimmick if you don't really need it. If you could change bits out like the wave I might tolerate the other flaws more?

Is this a Leatherman?

 No inside tools which I find more convenient to use.It has 16 tools in 1 which I like. No scissors though, but not a deal breaker for me. The saw is nice, but on the small side along with the regular knife blade

 No scissors though, but not a deal breaker for me. The saw is nice, but on the small side along with the regular knife blade. Blade Material is 420HC which is not that great, but it’s doable. Leatherman should have used 154CM there 

This is a great MultiTool. Build quality is outstanding and it’s USA made to boot. The one handed operation is a plus also. I am able to flick the plier head open with a flip of the wrist

 Blade Material is 420HC which is not that great, but it’s doable. Leatherman should have used 154CM there . No exchangeable bit driver but still no big deal. I like the wire cutters which are exchangeable or replaceable and they utilize 154cm material

Fantastic military style MultiTool

 The only criticism I have it with the length of the screwdrivers. All but the Phillips head are too short for reaching into places smaller than the width of the tool. The metal rails haven't jammed once, despite use in a desert climate (dropped it in sand), underwater, snow, ice, extreme heat (furnace, boiling water, engine components) seems to have little effect on the tool. With all of that being said though, the classic two-handed Leatherman might still be the way to go if you don't care for the one-handed opening

 Also, I thought the one handed action was a gimmick, until I used it, and saw how brilliant it is. Overall, its superb. The only criticism I have it with the length of the screwdrivers. All but the Phillips head are too short for reaching into places smaller than the width of the tool

 The metal rails haven't jammed once, despite use in a desert climate (dropped it in sand), underwater, snow, ice, extreme heat (furnace, boiling water, engine components) seems to have little effect on the tool. With all of that being said though, the classic two-handed Leatherman might still be the way to go if you don't care for the one-handed opening. Only because the metal is stiffer, and it may potentially last a little longer.

Leatherman quality. Would recommend.

 I myself, am a diehard EDC'er, so I adapt to having it in my pocket. If you don't like sheaths on your belt, or carrying things in your pocket, you may want to look elsewhere, if you don't mind either way, this could definitely be the tool for you!

 The 154cm wire cutters are replaceable, so have no fears about wearing them down and being stuck with them.  Two cons regarding the OHT is its bulk and lack of carry options. If you don't like having the OHT in its MOLLE sheath on your belt, you have only the option of carrying it in your pocket. Leatherman has not yet released a pocket clip that can be attached to this particular model (hopefully they will!)

 If you don't like having the OHT in its MOLLE sheath on your belt, you have only the option of carrying it in your pocket. Leatherman has not yet released a pocket clip that can be attached to this particular model (hopefully they will!). I myself, am a diehard EDC'er, so I adapt to having it in my pocket. If you don't like sheaths on your belt, or carrying things in your pocket, you may want to look elsewhere, if you don't mind either way, this could definitely be the tool for you!

Great for the field, questionable for EDC.

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This light and slim multi-tool focuses on well-executed essentials—such as precise, comfortable pliers—and it has no fillers. It’s easy to carry daily and built to last.

The Skeletool is a light, slim multi-tool that’s easy to carry and built to last.

A favorite of tool aficionados, the Skeletool CX has all of the essential implements you’ll likely need, but it’s also easy to carry and use.

All of the essentials you need in a pocket tool, in a well-built body that’s easy to carry and use.

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If the Charge+ TTi gracefully crams as much function into a reasonably sized tool, the Leatherman Skeletool CX is its antithesis. The Skeletool aims for maximum utility from less individual tools, making it more comfortable to carry. This tool only has a fraction of the Charge's features, but it is much less noticeable in your pocket for every day carry. Further, the features included with the Skeletool are arguably more usable and cleaner. Both being from Leatherman, though, they share common high-quality materials and build.  This tool is great for daily use or as a backcountry tool.
If you're seeking all the tools possible, you'll be let down with this stripped-down modal. Our biggest complaint is with the bit driver. With the Skeletool, even more than with other models, Leatherman could have easily included a standard 1/4" bit driver. Still, we have tested this model for over three years, and it has slowly grown on us. Thus, the Skeletool is our top recommendation for a portable, daily multi-tool to leave clipped on your pocket.

If the Charge+ TTi gracefully crams as much function into a reasonably sized tool, the Leatherman Skeletool CX is its antithesis. The Skeletool aims for maximum utility from less individual tools, making it more comfortable to carry. This tool only has a fraction of the Charge's features, but it is much less noticeable in your pocket for every day carry. Further, the features included with the Skeletool are arguably more usable and cleaner. Both being from Leatherman, though, they share common high-quality materials and build.  This tool is great for daily use or as a backcountry tool.
If you're seeking all the tools possible, you'll be let down with this stripped-down modal. Our biggest complaint is with the bit driver. With the Skeletool, even more than with other models, Leatherman could have easily included a standard 1/4" bit driver. Still, we have tested this model for over three years, and it has slowly grown on us. Thus, the Skeletool is our top recommendation for a portable, daily multi-tool to leave clipped on your pocket.
Read more: Leatherman Skeletool CX review

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 154CM is about as good as you can get without entering "real pain to sharpen/very expensive" territory, while 420HC is about the lowest quality knife steel even worth considering, and the $15 difference at time of writing this review is absolutely worth it.

Nice, but not as nice as I was hoping and expecting

[URL REMOVED] I personally use an Osprey pack.  Many of them come in at or around 3 pounds, which is acceptable for me.  They are a great price for the quality and lifetime warranty.  

  I don't see a reason to carry both this and the tinder from the Zippo kit at the same time.  Pick one and leave the other.  

What am I missing? Gear list in comments.

That's why I EDC. Sometimes you just find yourself in situations. Now do you understand?

Are people over "edc'ing" just to please this page? I won't ever understand the carrying of a multi-tool, a sak and a knife. I don't understand "Students" carrying pry bars, knives, and flashlights. I just don't get office workers carrying multi-tools.

 and I'm glad they thought about doing that. That shows somebody at Leatherman is thinking when they're designing this lock and so the lock up is pretty solid and uh, you know, yeah, like I said, one 154cm is good to go. Uh, it has this bit driver here and the bit driver is actually it does have the lock for the bit and that's more than can be said for some of the other tools in the Leatherman lineup. So I appreciate that because the bid is basically carried externally

Everybody Nick Here and today a review for you of your Leatherman skeletal CX Um First, I Want to thank my buddy Jim for sending this along. It's a very nice little multi-tool that I really never have quite picked up because well, you know for a long time my everyday carry was actually one of these guys which is a little Leatherman squirt that's been mod beyond recognition. um beyond that I've also you know had a Leatherman Wave that I've loved, then a charge TTI and whatnot. and the skeletal promises to be a lighter weight version of something like your wave that you can really carry every day

 One little nice detail is that there's a washer surrounding the blade that actually stops the lock bar, so this knife can't suffer the liner lock failure. Whether the lock bar goes to the other side of the blade, it's prevented from doing that, which is just a nice little thing. and I'm glad they thought about doing that. That shows somebody at Leatherman is thinking when they're designing this lock and so the lock up is pretty solid and uh, you know, yeah, like I said, one 154cm is good to go

The Leatherman Skeletool CX Multitool: The Full Nick Shabazz Review

 Everything, especially the blade, locks in place when in use and doesn't rattle or play. The steel is very solid, the knife comes extremely sharp and retains its edge for a long time. By the way, in those sad places where they impose a limit on knives, often blades below a certain size are less restricted - I think it's no accident that this one has a blade just below the common 2.5" threshold

 I thought there must surely be a catch, but when I sent my very dirty, partially rusty, dull, poorly reassembled by me tool in for a cleanup, they did a great job fixing it up, making it look like new, and giving the blade an excellent edge. And all for free! All I had to do was print out a warranty form and send the tool in an envelope. This was 3 years after purchase - obviously I haven't really tested the lifetime claim yet, but even 3 years is a lot more than many other companies will give you, and the process was so smooth that it's literally easier for me to send it in than clean or sharpen it myself. And of course they do a better job than I could

It probably seems a bit silly to spend $80 on a pocket knife - I only got my first one because it was my birthday and I figured I'd treat myself. Am I glad to have done that! Unfortunately, that one got lost - when I gave up looking, I re-ordered without thinking. These things are amazing!  This tool is extremely high quality - the feel, the materials, the design, the hinges, everything is so well made it feels like you're holding a piece of art. The weight is just right - not too heavy and not too light, it feels perfect in your hand

 These things are amazing!  This tool is extremely high quality - the feel, the materials, the design, the hinges, everything is so well made it feels like you're holding a piece of art. The weight is just right - not too heavy and not too light, it feels perfect in your hand. Everything, especially the blade, locks in place when in use and doesn't rattle or play. The steel is very solid, the knife comes extremely sharp and retains its edge for a long time

Amazing knife, yes it IS worth the price!

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