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Hiking boot recommendations?

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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?

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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.

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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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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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Ooooweeee are these skis dope. I was looking for something that would slice though that Michigan icy snow layer thing that is on most bumps in the mitten. These do that! I found them people! End the searching!

 Don't go out there any more because there isn't any gnar left. Sick Days shredded it already. Sorry.

These Skis are sNOw Joke

 Hey skiers, I'm Jeff from SkiEssentials.com. Welcome to our 2022 ski test, today we're talking about the Line Sick Day 88. Super fun ski from Line, directional, all-mountain ski, so not exactly what you might think of when you think of Line, the company is definitely known for making a lot of twin tips, a lot of freestyle-oriented skis, but you can kind of take some of that heritage and Line feel and apply it to these when it comes to performance

 Definitely a directional shape, like I said, it's not a twin tip, so not what you might expect from a company like Line. Way more tip rocker than tail rocker, so there's quite a bit of tip rocker, basically starts about where my hand is, and then down there in the tail, there's really not much to speak of at all, and it's got a really kind of snappy camber profile, too, which really comes into play in its performance. Like I said, it's relatively light, but it's also kind of impressively stiff, so what you get is a very energetic, responsive ski. Can hold an edge really well, it's not as damp as a ski that uses more metal, but still pretty darn strong, so you can ski it hard and fast on a groomer without worrying about it losing edge grip, but then, you know, if you take it off trail, take it into some moguls, stuff like that, you benefit from a lighter ski, a slightly more forgiving ski than some, a little bit easier maneuverability, it's a pretty agile ski, again, not like a super soft flex pattern, so it's not tremendously forgiving, but I would say that it's more forgiving than, you know, going back to kind of those heavy hitter skis in this category, heavier skis that use more metal, stuff like that, so very, very well-rounded all-mountain ski for somebody who spends a lot of their time on groomed slopes, whether you're East Coast or West Coast-based, but also wants a ski that they can take off trail, take into moguls, can handle some soft snow, kind of some smooth early taper up in the tip so it's not going to feel too hooky or too catchy, so yeah, really cool ski from Line, I'm always pretty darn impressed by how light they're able to keep this ski while retaining a pretty strong, strong feel and good edge grip, so that's the Sick Day 88 from Line, let us know if you have any questions about it, as always, read more about it on SkiEssentials

 So here's an Aspen wood core in this ski, which is pretty lightweight, but also quite strong. In fact, these skis, when you look at the listed weight in the catalog, they come in a couple hundred grams lower than a lot of the kind of heavy hitters in the 88 to 90 millimeter all-mountain category. Definitely a directional shape, like I said, it's not a twin tip, so not what you might expect from a company like Line. Way more tip rocker than tail rocker, so there's quite a bit of tip rocker, basically starts about where my hand is, and then down there in the tail, there's really not much to speak of at all, and it's got a really kind of snappy camber profile, too, which really comes into play in its performance

 Like I said, it's relatively light, but it's also kind of impressively stiff, so what you get is a very energetic, responsive ski. Can hold an edge really well, it's not as damp as a ski that uses more metal, but still pretty darn strong, so you can ski it hard and fast on a groomer without worrying about it losing edge grip, but then, you know, if you take it off trail, take it into some moguls, stuff like that, you benefit from a lighter ski, a slightly more forgiving ski than some, a little bit easier maneuverability, it's a pretty agile ski, again, not like a super soft flex pattern, so it's not tremendously forgiving, but I would say that it's more forgiving than, you know, going back to kind of those heavy hitter skis in this category, heavier skis that use more metal, stuff like that, so very, very well-rounded all-mountain ski for somebody who spends a lot of their time on groomed slopes, whether you're East Coast or West Coast-based, but also wants a ski that they can take off trail, take into moguls, can handle some soft snow, kind of some smooth early taper up in the tip so it's not going to feel too hooky or too catchy, so yeah, really cool ski from Line, I'm always pretty darn impressed by how light they're able to keep this ski while retaining a pretty strong, strong feel and good edge grip, so that's the Sick Day 88 from Line, let us know if you have any questions about it, as always, read more about it on SkiEssentials.com, you can read results from our, from people that got on it in the test, and yeah, we'll see you guys out there on the slopes, maybe we'll be skiing on a bright green Sick Day 88.

2022 Line Sick Day 88 - SkiEssentials.com Ski Test

 Hey skiers, I'm Jeff from SkiEssentials.com.

 Welcome to our 2022 ski test, today we're talking about the Line Sick Day 88.

 Super fun ski from Line, directional, all-mountain ski, so not exactly what you might think of

 when you think of Line, the company is definitely known for making a lot of twin tips, a lot

 of freestyle-oriented skis, but you can kind of take some of that heritage and Line feel

 and apply it to these when it comes to performance.

 So here's an Aspen wood core in this ski, which is pretty lightweight, but also quite

 In fact, these skis, when you look at the listed weight in the catalog, they come in

 a couple hundred grams lower than a lot of the kind of heavy hitters in the 88 to 90

 Definitely a directional shape, like I said, it's not a twin tip, so not what you might

 Way more tip rocker than tail rocker, so there's quite a bit of tip rocker, basically starts

 about where my hand is, and then down there in the tail, there's really not much to speak

 of at all, and it's got a really kind of snappy camber profile, too, which really comes into

 Like I said, it's relatively light, but it's also kind of impressively stiff, so what you

 get is a very energetic, responsive ski.

 Can hold an edge really well, it's not as damp as a ski that uses more metal, but still

 pretty darn strong, so you can ski it hard and fast on a groomer without worrying about

 it losing edge grip, but then, you know, if you take it off trail, take it into some moguls,

 stuff like that, you benefit from a lighter ski, a slightly more forgiving ski than some,

 a little bit easier maneuverability, it's a pretty agile ski, again, not like a super

 soft flex pattern, so it's not tremendously forgiving, but I would say that it's more

 forgiving than, you know, going back to kind of those heavy hitter skis in this category,

 heavier skis that use more metal, stuff like that, so very, very well-rounded all-mountain

 ski for somebody who spends a lot of their time on groomed slopes, whether you're East

 Coast or West Coast-based, but also wants a ski that they can take off trail, take into

 moguls, can handle some soft snow, kind of some smooth early taper up in the tip so it's

 not going to feel too hooky or too catchy, so yeah, really cool ski from Line, I'm always

 pretty darn impressed by how light they're able to keep this ski while retaining a pretty

 strong, strong feel and good edge grip, so that's the Sick Day 88 from Line, let us know

 if you have any questions about it, as always, read more about it on SkiEssentials.com, you

 can read results from our, from people that got on it in the test, and yeah, we'll see

 you guys out there on the slopes, maybe we'll be skiing on a bright green Sick Day 88.

 So it's something that's really going to start to open up more and more of the mountain and allow you to experience more of the hill and kind of broaden your horizon. So if you're that intermediate skier that's really looking to kind of push the amount of terrain you like to ski on and can ski well on, this is a great place to start.

 It's super easy to get up into a turn, holds an edge very well on firm snow. Gets a little nervous at the higher speed so it's definitely aimed at that kind of intermediate to aspiring advanced skier, not somebody who's really going to be pushing hard. But an 88 underfoot and with this tip profile the ski remains very nimble. When you get it into bumps, when you get it into crud, when you get it into softer snow, it's still going to be real predictable, real easy to ski

Thom's Review-Line Sick Day 88 Skis 2022-Skis.com 10 50

 Hi, I'm Thom. I just got done skiing the Line

 Sick Day 88 back for another year and this ski continues to just be a fantastic

 ski for that intermediate level skier that really wants to start

 exploring more of the mountain. It's super easy to get up into a turn, holds an

 edge very well on firm snow. Gets a little nervous at the higher speed so it's

 definitely aimed at that kind of intermediate to aspiring advanced skier, not somebody who's

 really going to be pushing hard. But an 88 underfoot and with this tip profile

 the ski remains very nimble. When you get it into bumps, when you get it into crud,

 when you get it into softer snow, it's still going to be real predictable, real easy to ski.

 So it's something that's really going to start to open up more and more of the mountain and allow you to

 experience more of the hill and kind of broaden your horizon. So if you're that intermediate skier

 that's really looking to kind of push the amount of terrain you like to ski on and can

 ski well on, this is a great place to start.

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