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Hiking boot recommendations?

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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

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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?

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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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Midsize vehicle for three kids

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The legendary series that defined the sound of generations of drummers since early days of Rock. The present 2002 is built on the foundation of the original classic cymbals and is expanded by modern sounds for today's progressive popular music.

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 Both have very pleasing overtones that in no way overpower the instruments but enhance the musicality and richness they provide. Worthy of note is that unlike some of the other 16-inch crashes we've reviewed, this particular model sounds full and warm despite its relatively high pitch. The 20-inch ride displays many of the same qualities as the rest of the selection, giving a crisp, clear, clean tone when played quietly but opening up with a much beefier sound when laid into a little bit more. Like the crashes, it has a healthy amount of wash which rather than overpowering the cymbals clarity actually enhances the overall sound produced

 This particular box set has a UK retail price of £939. Let's take a closer listen before coming back with our thoughts. Let's take a closer look. Let's take a closer look

 Let's take a closer look. Let's take a closer look. Out of the box and on the stands, these cymbals have an instant familiarity about them. In use the 14-inch hats give a clear, clean and bright tone with an excellent stick definition and a pleasingly musical overall tone

 Construction wise these cymbals are about as perfectly made as you can get with each having a lustrous sheen and uniform lathering and hammer marks across the selection. Although the 2002 range is often referred to by many as a predominantly rock set thanks to their cleanness and tonal depth, we can see them being equally at home in a multitude of different styles. Pop, gospel, country and funk players would enjoy their clarity and body while they shouldn't be ruled out for quieter styles where the excellent stick definition would ensure they would be easily heard. Coming in at £939 for this set they are certainly an investment but if you're in the market for a set of great sounding instruments that will last you a long time and have a good degree of history behind them they are well worth checking out but why not let us know what you think

Paiste 2002 Cymbals - Drummer's Review

 Peisty's 2002 range dates back to the early 1970s, when rock drummers needed more powerful cymbals in order to be able to compete with the high and increasing volume of rock music at the time. New for 2019, Peisty have launched these Extreme Crashes, which are designed to take things even further with more brightness and more volume as well as more durability. The Extreme Crashes are handmade out of B8 bronze like the rest of the 2002 range, and they're available in 18", 19", and 20-inch sizes, all of which we have here today for review. Pricing-wise, the 18-inch lists at £305, the 19-inch at £330, while the 20-inch comes in at £354, though we have seen online retailers selling for a fair bit cheaper than this

 At the same time, they've got enough variation in tone and pitch to be easily distinguishable. The 19-inch stood out to us as probably the most balanced of the bunch, where the 18-inch is perhaps a little bit too high-pitched to work as a main crash, though it would make a good secondary crash for fast accents, while the low voice of the 20-inch creates a huge wash of energy that doesn't necessarily cut through the mix all that well. Obviously these aren't subtle, pretty or versatile sounding cymbals, and in the studio you might find that the extra volume actually creates more problems than it solves, but for their intended use of cutting through loud amplified instruments in a live context, they could be just the ticket. While these are quite pricey crashes, one major aspect to bear in mind is the advertised durability, which could be a huge bonus for players who are used to regularly destroying crashes and could drive up their value for money once you factor in the cost of buying replacement cymbals over time

 Obviously these aren't subtle, pretty or versatile sounding cymbals, and in the studio you might find that the extra volume actually creates more problems than it solves, but for their intended use of cutting through loud amplified instruments in a live context, they could be just the ticket. While these are quite pricey crashes, one major aspect to bear in mind is the advertised durability, which could be a huge bonus for players who are used to regularly destroying crashes and could drive up their value for money once you factor in the cost of buying replacement cymbals over time. With that said, I think you'd have to be a fan of the 2002 sound to consider going for these crashes, because there are some really loud offerings from other major manufacturers that are made out of B20 and or hand-hammered and come in at around a similar price or even cheaper. Overall, we're feeling a little bit conflicted about these cymbals, to be honest, so we'd love to know what you think

Paiste 2002 Series Extreme Crashes - Drummer's Review

 Great hi-hat tone. Killer for rock music. Let me play a rock beat for you right now and show you what I mean. Now I'm going to switch it up for you for just a second

 They won't necessarily be louder or anything like that, just you'll have a warmer lower pitch sound. So these are the 15 inch big beat hi-hats. Great hi-hat tone. Killer for rock music

 Now the bell. Buzzing to the ear and not harsh at all and we'll cut over the top of maybe loud guitars, loud organs, anything like that. Now with the tip of the stick. So even though I call these rock and roll cymbals and they are great for rock and roll, they'll cut over anything, you could use these really in any style of music

 I keep telling you these are rock and roll cymbals, but they sound great, very quiet as well. So a quick little demonstration with these 2002 big beats and brushes. Because of the way these cymbals are made, the brush really gives a nice distinct sound when you play it quietly. There you have it everybody, Pisci 2002 big beat cymbals

Paiste 2002 Big Beat Cymbal Series Review

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Hot, simmering darkness is the sound of HHX. With its 'Tone Projection' design, this 'Modern Dark' cymbal shoots its tone through the music around it. Darker, dryer, dirtier, funkier . only HHX delivers darkness with such efficiency.

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I don't know what it is, but your sound is better!" It will be my little secret. :) Like Dave Weckl said, sound engineers describe the HHX Evolution cymbals as having a very high-fidelity quality. Indeed, these hi-hats can be described that way.

The "smaller cymbals" thread, in which u/TwoCables_from_OCN gave his cymbal rundown, got me thinking: I don't remember ever seeing a post here where we put up our cymbal list. It's interesting to compare and contrast the different tools for the job that different drummers bring with them. So what's your setup? Why do  you have what you have? Do any of your cymbals have a story?  [Here's mine](http://imgur.com/BASqNYA) for my primary rig, left to right:

16" Wuhan Lion china (not pictured; hadn't bought it yet). Bought used for $25 over a decade ago. I literally needed to mimic a pistol shot in a song, and this does that.

14" Zildjian K/Z hi-hats - my PDPs were a gift from an ex who never played them, and gave them to me "in the divorce," and these were the only ones of the cymbals I kept. I'd only wanted a set since I started playing.

8" Sabian AA splash, bought used with a spiderweb crack and an edge crack. It's taken another twenty years for it to crack badly enough that I'm finally thinking of retiring it.

11" A Zildjian hi-hat from the 40s?/50s?, used as a splash. Randomly came out if a friend's attic years ago. Wish I had the other one.

16" Wuhan S Series crash - I bought the S Series cymbal pack on a hunch years ago. They were sort of the "A Custom" line from Wuhan - bright and full. I got rid of the others and kept this one. By the way, metal guys, if you want a dirt-cheap anvil-like metal ride with a great sound, cruise Reverb, etc. for an S Series ride. Saw one on GC's used listings once for forty bucks.

18" Zildjian A medium thin crash - possibly the most versatile cymbal ever made. I call it the Frank's Red Hot sauce of cymbals - you can put that shit on anything. Every drummer should have one.

21" 1950s "hollow block" Zildjian A ride - I dated this cymbal for the first time just a few weeks ago, and I was shocked to learn that it was made between 1954 and 1957. I got it for free when I was a broke young drummer, from a family friend who "used to play drums back in 1818." A drummer friend of his asked if he could stash his trap case there "for a few weeks," and ten years later, after losing touch with the guy, he gave the whole thing to me to get it out of his way. This ride was in there. It is far and away my favorite ride I have ever played. If my house were on fire and I could save only one of my cymbals, this is the one I'm taking.

18" Sabian B8 Pro Chinese - bought used circa 1996 with a boom stand for $60. My favorite china I've ever heard or played - surprisingly musical for a china, let alone a B8 china. Further proof that you should trust your ears over the logo. What I recommend B8 Pro cymbals as a general rule? No. Do I think that you should run, don't walk, to get yourself an 18" B8 Pro Chinese? You bet your ass.

20" Wuhan Western Traditional medium ride - I also bought this cymbal pack on a lark. The crash and hats I gave away when I bequeathed my practice kit to my 5-year-old nephew, but this sounded better than the 20" A medium thin I had in that spot before. Yes, I ditched a Zildjian A in favor of a Wuhan, because it sounded better. Used primarily as a big ol' crash, the biggest "exclamation point" cymbal I have. Also great for Van Halen/punk-type bashing. And when played as a ride, it has a great, buttery, almost-K sound to it. 

Alas, with our teenage niece coming to live with us, these are mostly in my cymbal bag, until we buy a bigger house with room to set up my full battleship again. So lately I'm rocking [my quarantine project baby kit.](http://imgur.com/gallery/MOYINCu) The rundown:

My K/Z hats

14" Zildjian A Paper Thin crash, cut down from 15" - when I was starting out, my drummer friend Greg gave me this one, along with a no-name 20" ride to get started. He had cracked the edge, and lathed it down 1/2" all around. I have played this little guy a *lot*, and it has never come close to cracking again. *Cymbals don't have to crack, kids.*

18" Zildjian A Field - half of a marching pair, random $40 Facebook Marketplace score. A fantastic little crash-ride: I feel like Billy Martin playing this thing.

So post your pie shop! What are you running?

<div class="md">The &quot;smaller cymbals&quot; thread, in which <a href="/u/TwoCables_from_OCN">u/TwoCables_from_OCN</a> gave his cymbal rundown, got me thinking: I don&#39;t remember ever seeing a post here where we put up our cymbal list. It&#39;s interesting to compare and contrast the different tools for the job that different drummers bring with them. So what&#39;s your setup? Why do you have what you have? Do any of your cymbals have a story? <a href="http://imgur.com/BASqNYA">Here&#39;s mine</a> for my primary rig, left to right:

<ul>
<li>16&quot; Wuhan Lion china (not pictured; hadn&#39;t bought it yet). Bought used for $25 over a decade ago. I literally needed to mimic a pistol shot in a song, and this does that. Quick, nasty, trashy - just what you want in a small china.</li>
<li>14&quot; Zildjian K/Z hi-hats - my PDPs were a gift from an ex who never played them, and gave them to me &quot;in the divorce,&quot; and these were the only ones of her cymbals I kept. I&#39;d only wanted a set since I started playing. Two sets of hats in one: put the K on top for Vinnie Colaiuta, put the Z on top for Vinnie Paul.</li>
<li>8&quot; Sabian AA splash, bought used with a spiderweb crack and an edge crack. It&#39;s taken another twenty years for it to crack badly enough that I&#39;m finally thinking of retiring it.</li>
<li>11&quot; A Zildjian hi-hat from the 40s?/50s?, used as a splash. Randomly came out of a friend&#39;s attic years ago. Wish I had the other one.</li>
<li>16&quot; Wuhan S Series crash - I bought the S Series cymbal pack on a hunch years ago. They were sort of the &quot;A Custom&quot; line from Wuhan - bright and full. I got rid of the others and kept this one. By the way, metal guys, if you want a dirt-cheap anvil-like metal ride with a great sound, cruise Reverb, etc. for an S Series ride. Saw one on GC&#39;s used listings once for forty bucks.</li>
<li>18&quot; Zildjian A medium thin crash - possibly the most versatile cymbal ever made. I call it the Frank&#39;s Red Hot sauce of cymbals - you can put that shit on anything. Every drummer should have one. Naturally, bought used circa 1996.</li>
<li>21&quot; 1950s &quot;hollow block&quot; Zildjian A ride - I dated this cymbal for the first time just a few weeks ago, and I was shocked to learn that it was made between 1954 and 1957. I got it for free when I was a broke young drummer, from a family friend who &quot;used to play drums back in 1818.&quot; A drummer friend of his asked if he could stash his trap case there &quot;for a few weeks,&quot; and ten years later, after losing touch with the guy, he gave the whole thing to me to get it out of his way. This ride was in there. It is far and away my favorite ride I have ever played. If my house were on fire and I could save only one of my cymbals, this is the one I&#39;m taking, nasty keyhole and all.</li>
<li>18&quot; Sabian B8 Pro Chinese - bought used circa 1996 with a boom stand for $60. My favorite china I&#39;ve ever heard or played - surprisingly musical for a china, let alone a B8 china. Further proof that you should trust your ears over the logo. Would I recommend B8 Pro cymbals as a general rule? No. Do I think that you should run, don&#39;t walk, to get yourself an 18&quot; B8 Pro Chinese? You bet your ass.</li>
<li>20&quot; Wuhan Western Traditional medium ride - along with my other Wuhan crash, the only other cymbal on my kit that I bought new. I also bought this cymbal pack on a lark the same way. The crash and hats I gave away when I bequeathed my practice kit to my 5-year-old nephew, but this sounded better than the 20&quot; A medium thin crash I had in that spot before (also bought used, of course - remember who you&#39;re dealing with, LOL). Yes, I ditched a Zildjian A in favor of a Wuhan, because it sounded better. Used primarily as a big ol&#39; crash, the biggest &quot;exclamation point&quot; cymbal I have. Also great for Van Halen/punk-type bashing. And when played as a ride, it has a great, buttery, almost-K sound to it. </li>
</ul>

Alas, with our teenage niece coming to live with us, these are mostly in my cymbal bag, until we buy a bigger house with room to set up my full battleship again. So lately I&#39;m rocking <a href="http://imgur.com/gallery/MOYINCu">my quarantine project baby kit.</a> The rundown:

<ul>
<li>My K/Z hats</li>
<li>14&quot; Zildjian A Paper Thin crash, cut down from 15&quot; - when I was starting out, my drummer friend Greg gave me this one, along with a no-name 20&quot; ride to get started. He had cracked the edge, and lathed it down 1/2&quot; all around. I have played this little guy a lot, and it has never come close to cracking again. Cymbals don&#39;t have to crack, kids.</li>
<li>18&quot; Zildjian A Field - half of a marching pair, random $40 Facebook Marketplace score. A fantastic little crash-ride; I feel like Billy Martin playing this thing.</li>
</ul>

So post your pie shop! What are you running?
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What's your cymbal rig?

- Sabian HHX Evolution 20": this had way too much for me. - Meinl Byzance Vintage Pure Light 22": this one was too much the other way, even though I love the sound of the cymbal and it didn't have a lot of wash, it was just too quiet and didn't manage to cut through the rest of the band. - Zildjian K Custom Dark Ride 20": same problem of being way too washy even at very low volumes.

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