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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

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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?

[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

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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.

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Best socket set on the market $100-$150

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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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Thoughts on a Honda Accord V6 2007?

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2014 honda accord ??

After an initial round of research it seems like Honda Accord Hybrid is the right answer, but I want to pressure test that with you guys

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me again. 2010 2dr honda accord, 122k miles for $5,800. just want a reliable first car, thoughts?

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Recommendations for midsized SUVs to look at

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Small to mid-size suv suggestions?

Midsize vehicle for three kids

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Just tried a Lotus Elise Cup 250, driving impressions !

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[WSIB] A turn based strategy game that isn’t 4X

Turn-based strategy game

Turn-based strategy games

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

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These are the clearest driving sunglasses we’ve found, with no perceptible distortion.

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Quality, quality, quality. Yup, the Maui Jim Spartan Reef has the highest rated lenses and frames in our lineup. With actual glass optics, metal hinges, and break-back spring arms, these glasses are noticeably top-of-the-line. Thanks to the wrap-around fit, they also have great coverage and a comfortable fit, and were the only wrap-around to not fog up on us after some heavy activity.
The quality of the Spartan Reef does come with a weight disadvantage. They are the heaviest pair we tested at a whopping 47 grams. But thanks to the stellar fit and function of these glasses, they wear more like a 35-gram pair. If quality is what you are looking for and you don't mind spending the cash to get it, these are frames that we heartily recommend. 

We almost can't believe just how flexible the Maui Jim Red Sands are. These nylon frames are exceptionally thin and ridiculously bendable, all without distorting. This supreme flexibility makes them insanely comfortable to wear, as they grip your head without ever feeling tight. Adjustable nose pads are an unexpected upgrade that help you find the perfect fit for your nose. The lightweight lenses lose nothing in clarity, contrast, or color rendition and are comfortable and easy to wear. The large size and adjustable fit also helps these shades to provide top-notch coverage.
Some of our testers felt that these lenses were a bit large &mdash; though they're meant to be, and advertised as such. They're also a tad sporty, though not nearly as much as some others we tested with angular rectangular lenses and mirror coatings. They're still some of our favorite glasses to wear and were always the pair we reached for when comfort was paramount.

Quality, quality, quality. Yup, the Maui Jim Spartan Reef has the highest-rated lenses and frames in our lineup. With actual glass optics, metal hinges, and break-back spring arms, these glasses are noticeably top-of-the-line. Thanks to the wrap-around fit, they also have great coverage and a comfortable fit, and were the only wrap-around to not fog up on us after some heavy activity.
The quality of the Spartan Reef does come with a weight disadvantage. They are the heaviest pair we tested at a whopping 47 grams. But thanks to the stellar fit and function of these glasses, they wear more like a 35-gram pair. If quality is what you are looking for and you don't mind spending the cash to get it, these are frames that we heartily recommend. 

As much as we love the thousands of excellent plastic lenses out there, the optics of the Maui Jim Spartan Reef remind us of the benefits of glass lenses. These impressive shades are some of the highest-rated lenses in our testing, with crystal clarity that's hard to beat. Flex hinges and cleverly placed rubber pads also make their durable frames comfortable. And the wraparound fit adds coverage to a fairly low-profile pair of shades. Impressively, these were the only pair of wraparound glasses that didn't fog up at all during our high-intensity workouts.
Those remarkable glass lenses do come with an added weight cost, making these one of the heaviest pairs we tested at 47 grams. Despite this, the close, well-balanced fit of the Spartan Reef doesn't feel too much heavier than average. Some of our narrowest-faced testers found this to be slightly larger than they'd like, though they still stay put and perform admirably. All in all, it's hard to beat the supreme quality and performance of these low-profile sports sunglasses.

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 you forget that you're even wearing them. They're so comfortable. They also use that pin hinge and they are available in prescriptions, so check out this pair as well. All right

Hey everybody, this is Sunglass Rob from Sport Rx and today we're here to talk about the best men's polarized Maui Gym sunglasses real quick. If you find this video helpful, we would love a like and subscribe to our channel. why not? It's free! [Music] Okay, so these are our favorite pairs of Maui Gym men's sunglasses. The top seven

com or we're a little bit old school. We got people on the phones. We got licensed opticians on the phones that know everything about Maui Gym and would love to help you get you the exact perfect pair for what you need. So pick up the phone and give us a call

 All right. The first pair we're going to talk about is the Maui Gym Ho'okeepa And yes, I might mispronounce some of these, but Ho'okipa I know because this is the most popular Maui gym sport frame. it might be their best selling frame in general. I'm not exactly sure on that, but we sell a lot of these here at Sport Rx because it is a little bit more of their sporty frame sizing

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Look for something *without* spring hinges. If a frame is going to break, it's there. They seem like a good idea, but only a couple of brands do them right. Otherwise it's a needle thin piece of metal under tension inside there

 They seem like a good idea, but only a couple of brands do them right. Otherwise it's a needle thin piece of metal under tension inside there.

In terms of "buying for life", look for a high quality acetate frame, but even the best will get brittle with age eventually (except for a material called Optyl, but that is rare and tricky to work with unless they know what they're doing). Don't *ever* let someone try to adjust them if they don't know what it is. To quote my teacher "It lasts forever until a dispenser touches it."

The fit on your head is important, but look for a frame that's comfortable on the bridge of your nose, as that bit isn't adjustable on shell frames. The rest is adjusted behind the ears.

These are my favorite pair of sunglasses but they are cheaply built and are scratched and easily smudged. Can somebody please help me find a high quality, possibly prescription lookalike? (The pink part is lightly translucent and the lenses are gradient-pink tint, only info on sides is 1152 382020)

 I really, really do love this pair of Maui Gym Sunglasses, so I'm popping them on one so you guys can see a cool looking pair of sunglasses in two so you all can't see my eyeballs while I'm reading from the article here on my phone. So the title of this press release is Current Eyewear acquires iconic Us eyewear brand, Maui Gym. Founded in 1987 in Hawaii, Maui Jim is the world's largest independent sunglass brand in the world. Rooted with exceptional design in the industry-leading technology, a high-end and highly differentiated product offering untapped growth opportunities fully complementary with Current Eyewear existing portfolio

 He also says that both companies have very proud paths and that they are excited to join together for an even brighter future. Okay, so now let's go ahead and give my opinion about how I think this is going to affect Maui Jim in the short term and in the long term. So in the short term, I really don't see much change happening to the Maui Gym brand. I don't see their sunglasses getting a lot cheaper, a lot more expensive

 Founded in 1987 in Hawaii, Maui Jim is the world's largest independent sunglass brand in the world. Rooted with exceptional design in the industry-leading technology, a high-end and highly differentiated product offering untapped growth opportunities fully complementary with Current Eyewear existing portfolio. So I'm going to leave a link description below to the full article, but it kind of goes into some boring detail about Maui Jim's distribution network and stuff like that. But here I want to continue the article where the President and Ceo of Current Eyewear talks about how Maui Jim has a unique positioning in the market with their very high end and technically innovative sunglass brand that's beloved by its clientele

 If I were to own Maui Gym, what I probably do is kind of unify their sunglass lineup and you know, really amplify some of the classic styles. One of my biggest complaints about Maui Jim is they come out with some really killer styles and they just completely discontinue them like two years later never to be found or heard of again and that's really annoying and frustrating. If I were them, I would create some really good designs which they've already done and kind of make some staples and classics in their sunglass lineup. Kind of like they've already done with sunglasses like the Maui Jim, Mavericks and the Maui Gym Calico

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Maui Jim. One of the few solid brands that’s not owned by Luxottica. They’re pricey, but made to take a beating. And customer service for repairs is great

 They’re pricey, but made to take a beating. And customer service for repairs is great. You can find past year models for ~50% off at Costco. Great stuff

I want something that will take a beating without showing it (like the revision glasses mention below).  I'm specifically looking for polarized aqua mirrored lenses and I'd prefer to stay away from anything owned by luxottica, or other monoplositic giants I might not know about.

I've got two pairs of sunglasses at the moment.  One by revision eyewear, which is mostly angled towards military use and are basically indistructable, and one from knockaround.  The revision eyewear glasses are insane.  They've literally been hit by a hammer before and I didn't even notice a difference in the optical clarity.  Issue is they don't fit my face very well and their lense options and frame styles are pretty limited, especially if you want want polarized lenses, so I find myself wearing the knockarounds a bunch.  They're much more comfortable for me, and look great with exactly the lense type I want, but they inevitably pick up scratches over time (I may have solved this) and even if you never damage them the plastic of the frame seems to fail eventually.  My last pair broke the joint at the arm while I was wearing then driving.  Nothing touched them at the time.  I still don't understand it.  So to end my rant, does anyone know a company that is stupid tough and has a good selection?


As I side note, my solution to lenses scratches was to make a hard snap on lease cover.  I think that over time small amounts of dust would transfer from the lenses to microfiber case and lead to micro abrasions.  So far it seems to be working.  At the very least they're lasting way longer than any I've had before.

<div class="md"><p>I want something that will take a beating without showing it (like the revision glasses mention below).  I&#39;m specifically looking for polarized aqua mirrored lenses and I&#39;d prefer to stay away from anything owned by luxottica, or other monoplositic giants I might not know about.</p>

<p>I&#39;ve got two pairs of sunglasses at the moment.  One by revision eyewear, which is mostly angled towards military use and are basically indistructable, and one from knockaround.  The revision eyewear glasses are insane.  They&#39;ve literally been hit by a hammer before and I didn&#39;t even notice a difference in the optical clarity.  Issue is they don&#39;t fit my face very well and their lense options and frame styles are pretty limited, especially if you want want polarized lenses, so I find myself wearing the knockarounds a bunch.  They&#39;re much more comfortable for me, and look great with exactly the lense type I want, but they inevitably pick up scratches over time (I may have solved this) and even if you never damage them the plastic of the frame seems to fail eventually.  My last pair broke the joint at the arm while I was wearing then driving.  Nothing touched them at the time.  I still don&#39;t understand it.  So to end my rant, does anyone know a company that is stupid tough and has a good selection?</p>

<p>As I side note, my solution to lenses scratches was to make a hard snap on lease cover.  I think that over time small amounts of dust would transfer from the lenses to microfiber case and lead to micro abrasions.  So far it seems to be working.  At the very least they&#39;re lasting way longer than any I&#39;ve had before.</p>
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Maui Jim lenses are simply the best These are ultra light and fit great for me and I have a wider than average face but doesn't feel like bending them or any pressure on my temples or ears (other sunglasses do that and gives me headaches if wear them long) Excellent look to boot I got blue lenses for general purpose use and keeping eye out for a sale to get another pair or two with other lenses for variety and use for different applications Best sunglasses I've ever had

Fit perfectly and unparalleled lenses and look great

Maui Jim, progressive lenses, extra dark, polarized, anti-glare, anti-scratch. wrap-around.  High refractive index lenses, so thin and light.  Best sunglasses ever for me

I’m willing to spent around $350 on a good pair of sunglasses if the price reflects it. I was looking at Julbo’s sunglasses since they have the lenses that change shade intensity kind of like transition lenses. I hike on forests, open areas, deserts, and above the tree line; so basically pretty much everywhere because I travel around a lot. 

I definitely want side shields since my eyes are crazy sensitive sometimes. I’d say that’s a big requirement. Polarized lenses, anti scratch coating, all that stuff. Price has to reflect quality. 

Let me know what you use and what your likes and dislikes are about them! :)

Thanks, folks!

<div class="md"><p>I’m willing to spent around $350 on a good pair of sunglasses if the price reflects it. I was looking at Julbo’s sunglasses since they have the lenses that change shade intensity kind of like transition lenses. I hike on forests, open areas, deserts, and above the tree line; so basically pretty much everywhere because I travel around a lot. </p>

<p>I definitely want side shields since my eyes are crazy sensitive sometimes. I’d say that’s a big requirement. Polarized lenses, anti scratch coating, all that stuff. Price has to reflect quality. </p>

<p>Let me know what you use and what your likes and dislikes are about them! :)</p>

<p>Thanks, folks!</p>
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Looking for some fellow hikers who wear prescription sunglasses. What Rx sunglasses do you recommend?

 The lens clarity seems as excellent as you'd expect, so no issue there. But they're very lopsided when put on - it's impossible to get them to sit right - and just put together very poorly. They fit more like some $5 pair you might buy at a gas station convenience store on the way to the beach.

 They were excellent.  This $210 Maui Jim pair, on the other hand, are a major disappointment in fit and the way they're put together. The lens clarity seems as excellent as you'd expect, so no issue there. But they're very lopsided when put on - it's impossible to get them to sit right - and just put together very poorly

I bought this pair to replace a similar Maui Jim pair that was lost on vacation. I bought that last pair about 5-6 years ago, paid about $170 for them from a mall kiosk. They were excellent.  This $210 Maui Jim pair, on the other hand, are a major disappointment in fit and the way they're put together

 They fit more like some $5 pair you might buy at a gas station convenience store on the way to the beach.

Higher price, lower quality?  Seems like it.

 Picture shows Makaha in foreground, Ho'okipa in background; compare lines sizes and bridge height.

 User fit may vary, but I definitely get my vision interrupted by the shadow or sight of the bridge in my vision. I'm sure for most this would go away, but while I can still replace Makaha Rose lenses, I will. Picture shows Makaha in foreground, Ho'okipa in background; compare lines sizes and bridge height.

I'd like these better if there was no bridge shadow.

 When you're looking at your Gps, your computer screen, your dashboard, you are going to get clear vision and with that, let's hop into these frames themselves. All right. So kicking it off with this one here. This is the Maui Jim Ohio

 They are going to help grip on the sides of your heads with that flexible temple. It's going to be really comfortable and adjust to your head shape. The pins on the hinges are anti-corrosive so they're going to be durable and they are going to last for you. This frame does feature Maui Brilliant lenses which is going to be the most advanced Maui lenses you can get

 As far as the frame aesthetic and the size here, the difference you are going to find with this frame here is the temple pads are going to be more flush with the rubber there and the lens height is going to be a bit shorter as well. This frame is made of lightweight nylon and comes with Maui Pure lenses which are also lightweight themselves. It comes in at an Sfw of 138 for a men's large to extra large fit. [Music] Next up here we have the Maui Jim Southern Cross

 It comes in at an Sfw of 142, which is going to fit at about an extra large before we get into the second frame here. If you are finding this information valuable, subscribe to our channel. There are helpful links down below to other resources for you. If you have any questions along the way, feel free to leave a comment in the comment section

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 Though it came in brown and it would have been better black in my opinion.  Also came with a drawstring microfiber-esque bag with flowers but it has a hideous green background, not my favorite but not really what I was paying for either, so I don't mind.

 They're what I expected for ~$140 and I am thoroughly satisfied.  Besides that, the case is high quality, it has an inner shell to protect from crushing. Though it came in brown and it would have been better black in my opinion.  Also came with a drawstring microfiber-esque bag with flowers but it has a hideous green background, not my favorite but not really what I was paying for either, so I don't mind

 They're scratch resistant, extremely malleable, they have beautiful clarity and they fit comfortably without falling off easily. I can shake my head pretty vigorously without them loosening more than a quarter of an inch. They're what I expected for ~$140 and I am thoroughly satisfied.  Besides that, the case is high quality, it has an inner shell to protect from crushing

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We love the cool detailing on the CAMP Eyewear Trail, which upgrades them from just another pair of wayfarers to glasses we're excited to put on and wear outside. They have solid all-around performance, with comfortable, crisp lenses and only a hint of blue to enhance contrast. They're very smooth and glossy, with an excellent shape that was comfortable and pleasing to wear for all our testers of varying head sizes. They'd be easy to love even without the wooden bows, but with them, they're just plain fun. The wood not only looks good, it also helps to balance the glasses on your face, keeping them from sliding during casual use.
However, the lack of any rubber sections can be problematic when you're hot and sweat &mdash; they just don't stay put quite as well as some others we tested. The Trail also have the standard coverage flaws of just about every pair of modern wayfarers, with Medium lenses and a fairly flat frame that allows sunlight in the sides, bottom, and, depending on where you wear them on your face, over the top. Despite these relatively minor drawbacks, there's still so much to love about these unique, budget-friendly glasses.

While at first glance, the Camp Eyewear Trail may look like "just" another pair of wayfarers, we found them to have perfectly placed details and a price tag that makes them an exceptional value. Their blue lenses offer a hint of contrast and are crisp and clear, and a smooth finish and flexible hinges make these frames very comfortable to wear. Real wooden bows upgrade the whole look of these glasses, which quickly became a favorite casual pair for all genders on our testing crew.
The glossy finish on the Trail can be a detriment if you often find yourself hot and sweaty, as they are more prone to sliding down the nose. And as is typical of the wayfarer style of glasses, the flattened fronts and medium-sized lenses leave sizeable gaps around the edges where sunlight can sneak in. In spite of these slight drawbacks, we still found so much to love about these cool-looking, budget-friendly shades.

We love the cool detailing on the Camp Eyewear Trail, which upgrades them from just another pair of wayfarers to glasses we were excited to put on and wear outside. They have solid all-around performance, with comfortable, crisp lenses and only a hint of blue to enhance contrast. They're very smooth and glossy, with an excellent shape that was comfortable and pleasing to wear for all our testers of varying head sizes. They'd be easy to love even without the wooden bows, but with them, they're just plain fun, and the wood helps keep them from sliding during casual use.
However, the lack of any rubber sections can be problematic when you're hot and sweaty &mdash; they just don't stay put quite as well as some others we tested. The Trail also have the standard coverage flaws of just about every pair of modern wayfarers, with medium-sized lenses and a fairly flat frame that allows sunlight in the sides, bottom, and &mdash; depending on where you wear them on your face &mdash; over the top. Despite these relatively minor drawbacks, there's still so much to love about these unique, budget-friendly glasses and they're one we find easy to recommend. 

Though they may seem at first to be "just another" pair of wayfarers, we found a lot to like about the Camp Eyewear Trail &mdash; including their modest price. As one of the pairs of shades we tested that look good on all genders, our whole team of testers found themselves fighting to wear these sunglasses. They offer solid, all-around performance, with quality lenses and comfortable frames. Their glossy finish and wooden bows make for a great look and a fit that works well on a wide range of head sizes and face shapes. 
Of course, this glossy finish can be a detriment if you're hot and sweaty, as they may slide down during movement. Additionally, as wayfarers, the Trail have the standard coverage pitfalls of this shape of sunglasses. Medium lenses and relatively flat curvature still allow sunlight to sneak in around the edges of the glasses. But despite these minor flaws, we love a lot about these unique, lower-cost glasses.

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