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Hiking boot recommendations?

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[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?

[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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Midsize vehicle for three kids

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

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Get outside and stay active as a family with the Thule Yepp Nexxt Mini front mounted child bike seat. Safe and easy to use, this baby bicycle seat allows you to ride as a family on daily commutes or longer biking adventures. Designed with an adjustable 5-point safety harness, a magnetic childproof buckle and a soft, shock absorbing seat, your little co-pilot is will stay safe, secure and comfortable on any bike ride. Thule toddler bike seats are built with water-repellent material making them easy to clean. Adjustable footrests and straps grow with your child, making it the ideal bike carrier for kids from 9 months - 3 years old (up to 33 lbs.)

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Ultra-lightweight and easy to mount to the front of your bike, the Thule Yepp Nexxt Mini won over our youngest testers with its secure, cozy seat and looped handlebar.

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If you are looking for a rear placement kids' bike seat, the Thule Yepp Mini is a top contender. This somewhat flexible option is brightly colored, has adjustable stirrups, and a quick attachment that locks to the bike to avoid potential theft. The seat is smaller than the Maxi and has a lower passenger weight range. 
Given the front placement and lower weight range, this seat has a shorter lifespan than the other Thule we tested, which could impact your decision to select it over the rear seater. This seat is also somewhat more expensive, and families on tighter budgets may want to look elsewhere. However, we think this is a top-quality option for parents who prefer the front placement on a bike and could be the right choice if you plan to transition your little one to a bike of their own when they outgrow the weight limit. 

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 The entire inner part of the lock started sliding out (where you can see the pins inside) so I just shoved it back in and I guess I won’t be taking the seat off anymore. I also find it impractical to need a key for a product like this in the first place. It’s cumbersome to keep track of a key when they should have just made it a built in latch instead. Pretty inconvenient

A great, but not perfect, bike seat

 It is super light and my son loves it. The magnetic harness is just another plus. I love it and so does my one year old.

best seat out there!

 Number two: The Thule Yep Next Mini amounts and unmounting seconds. Once you have the mounting bracket of the Mini mounted on your bike mounting and unmounting the seat between sanely easy and literally takes two seconds, this makes last-minute decisions to go for a ride super easy. Whether I had just a few minutes to get on our helmets and load us up to go to the bus stop, or wanted to squeeze in a fitness ride before nap time using the Thule. Yep, Next Mini is a breeze

 Whether I had just a few minutes to get on our helmets and load us up to go to the bus stop, or wanted to squeeze in a fitness ride before nap time using the Thule. Yep, Next Mini is a breeze. Number three: The Thule Yep Next Mini is compact and lightweight. The narrow profile and rounded edges of the egg-shaped seat make this tule seed as non-obtrusive as a front-mounted child bike seat can be

 The Thule Up Next Mini also features a five-point harness system with non-slip shoulder straps. Some child bike seats only pop three-point cornices and no shoulder pads, so the added straps at the waist level are just an additional safety measure to put your mind at ease. Number two: The Thule Yep Next Mini amounts and unmounting seconds. Once you have the mounting bracket of the Mini mounted on your bike mounting and unmounting the seat between sanely easy and literally takes two seconds, this makes last-minute decisions to go for a ride super easy

Thule Yepp Nexxt Mini Video Review

This seat is great! Expensive? A little, yes, but it is amazing, it is light very, strong and the quick release makes it super convenient! You can go from take a ride with your toddler to down hill/ cross country in couple seconds. The limited steering angle is true but honestly you don’t need that much when riding with a kid on the bike. Super recommend!

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If you can get these specs on a bike you’ll be solid for a long time. Any cheaper and you might be unhappy, particularly with the fork. Cheaper rockshox forks work just fine but don’t have a standard chassis and just aren’t built as well. 

Edit: I don’t know where you’re located, but at this budget one of these would be nice: [URL REMOVED] and other mail order brands have nice cheap hardtails as well. I’m not sure if you have a preference for Jamis, but they’re not as big of a brand currently in MTB.

Sorry in advance for the long question.

I’m looking to fill a gap in my bike stable.  I'm primarily a road biker, and I have a very nice road bike that I’m very happy with and am very protective of.  I also have a Frankenstein’s monster of a bike that I use for commuting.  Finally I have an older hybrid that I used to use for more casual rides with the girlfriend, or when the weather/road conditions are too gross for my roadie.  However, that bike has found a nice home on my indoor trainer, and I’d like to keep it clean and set up inside rather than having to do a deep clean every time I use it outside, and that’s the gap I’m looking to fill.  Naturally, my first thought is a gravel bike, but that feels like it overlaps a bit too much with the road bike and this seems like a good opportunity to perhaps enable some off road riding.

I don’t know anything about mountain bikes and my head has been swirling with all these new categories and components and standards that are involved.  I think I’ve narrowed it down to a hardtail XC or trail bike.  I’d like to make sure to buy enough bike to not immediately outgrow it if I do get more into mountain biking, but I also don’t want to buy way too much bike.  I’d love some advice about what components are actually important.

Purpose:
Road rides in the cold and wet and sloppy; casual rides on road and gravel/fire roads/rail trails; off road trails, probably more flow style than anything, I don’t really seem myself taking any huge jumps.  I’m not too concerned about using flat bars for all this, I’ve used them for years and I have a road bike if I really need to go super fast.

Budget:
I’m willing to spend what it takes to get something quality that I won’t grow out of immediately.  I’d ideally spend ~$1200-$1300 but am able to go up to $2000 if it comes with a significant increase in quality.

Questions:
What components are actually worth extra money, and what level should I be tarteting?

Fork: 
I know I should be aiming for air suspension, but am confused about other aspects.

30mm stanchions or more?  I see a lot of bikes at this level come with Rockshox Judy level, would it be better to target something beefier like the 35?

100mm/120mm/140mm/more?  100mm seems to be the XC bike standard, but I feel like that would be more limiting if I ever aim for more technical trails.  Is this something I should worry about?

Wheels:

27.5 vs 29?  Since I am looking to ride more road/gravel/flow type routes, it seems like a 29er is the obvious choice.  Is this right?  Am I limiting my search too much by not looking at 27.5” bikes?

QR/Thru Axle/Boost?  I see that a number of bikes in my price range come with quick release axles but I also see recommendations online to go with thru axles with boost spacing for better strength and to keep my options open for future upgrades.  Is this actually important?  Should I be spending up to make sure to avoid QR?

Geometry:
It seems like head tube angle has a big effect on ride feel.  Is there a sweet spot I should be looking for?  Is 68ish on an XC bike too limiting for trail?  Is 65ish on a trail bike too slack for the road?

Drive train:
So far it looks like bikes in my price range come with SX Eagle or Deore level, but I’m seeing 1x10 all the way up to 1x12.  It seems like the 1x12 is the most modern and obviously provides a bigger range, but would I really be too unhappy if I end up with 1x11 Deore?  Would it limit me too much for future upgrades?  Should I be looking to make the jump to XT or GX?

Options:
I know this is going to be entirely dependent on what I can actually get, but here are a few models that are jumping out at me.

Polygon Xtrada 7 - seems to have basically everything I need at a very attractive price.  Fork seems like it might be a bit mediocre, is 120mm travel too little?  Also doesn’t seem to be available any time soon.

https://www.polygonbikes.com/product/mountain/xtrada-7-3/

Jamis Highpoint A1 - like the polygon, has a meh fork, but almost everything else at an attractive price.  1x11 Deore seems more limiting than 1x12.

https://www.jamisbikes.com/usa/highpointa1.html

Jamis Komodo - big price jump, but has a much nicer fork with longer travel and an included dropper post.  Is something like this worth the 60% increase in price?

https://www.jamisbikes.com/usa/komodo29.html

Anything else that I should have high on my list?

Again, sorry for the word explosion.  I would really appreciate any help I can get.

<div class="md">Sorry in advance for the long question.

I’m looking to fill a gap in my bike stable. I&#39;m primarily a road biker, and I have a very nice road bike that I’m very happy with and am very protective of. I also have a Frankenstein’s monster of a bike that I use for commuting. Finally I have an older hybrid that I used to use for more casual rides with the girlfriend, or when the weather/road conditions are too gross for my roadie. However, that bike has found a nice home on my indoor trainer, and I’d like to keep it clean and set up inside rather than having to do a deep clean every time I use it outside, and that’s the gap I’m looking to fill. Naturally, my first thought is a gravel bike, but that feels like it overlaps a bit too much with the road bike and this seems like a good opportunity to perhaps enable some off road riding.

I don’t know anything about mountain bikes and my head has been swirling with all these new categories and components and standards that are involved. I think I’ve narrowed it down to a hardtail XC or trail bike. I’d like to make sure to buy enough bike to not immediately outgrow it if I do get more into mountain biking, but I also don’t want to buy way too much bike. I’d love some advice about what components are actually important.

Purpose:
Road rides in the cold and wet and sloppy; casual rides on road and gravel/fire roads/rail trails; off road trails, probably more flow style than anything, I don’t really seem myself taking any huge jumps. I’m not too concerned about using flat bars for all this, I’ve used them for years and I have a road bike if I really need to go super fast.

Budget:
I’m willing to spend what it takes to get something quality that I won’t grow out of immediately. I’d ideally spend ~$1200-$1300 but am able to go up to $2000 if it comes with a significant increase in quality.

Questions:
What components are actually worth extra money, and what level should I be tarteting?

Fork: 
I know I should be aiming for air suspension, but am confused about other aspects.

30mm stanchions or more? I see a lot of bikes at this level come with Rockshox Judy level, would it be better to target something beefier like the 35?

100mm/120mm/140mm/more? 100mm seems to be the XC bike standard, but I feel like that would be more limiting if I ever aim for more technical trails. Is this something I should worry about?

Wheels:

27.5 vs 29? Since I am looking to ride more road/gravel/flow type routes, it seems like a 29er is the obvious choice. Is this right? Am I limiting my search too much by not looking at 27.5” bikes?

QR/Thru Axle/Boost? I see that a number of bikes in my price range come with quick release axles but I also see recommendations online to go with thru axles with boost spacing for better strength and to keep my options open for future upgrades. Is this actually important? Should I be spending up to make sure to avoid QR?

Geometry:
It seems like head tube angle has a big effect on ride feel. Is there a sweet spot I should be looking for? Is 68ish on an XC bike too limiting for trail? Is 65ish on a trail bike too slack for the road?

Drive train:
So far it looks like bikes in my price range come with SX Eagle or Deore level, but I’m seeing 1x10 all the way up to 1x12. It seems like the 1x12 is the most modern and obviously provides a bigger range, but would I really be too unhappy if I end up with 1x11 Deore? Would it limit me too much for future upgrades? Should I be looking to make the jump to XT or GX?

Options:
I know this is going to be entirely dependent on what I can actually get, but here are a few models that are jumping out at me.

Polygon Xtrada 7 - seems to have basically everything I need at a very attractive price. Fork seems like it might be a bit mediocre, is 120mm travel too little? Also doesn’t seem to be available any time soon.

<a href="https://www.polygonbikes.com/product/mountain/xtrada-7-3/">https://www.polygonbikes.com/product/mountain/xtrada-7-3/</a>

Jamis Highpoint A1 - like the polygon, has a meh fork, but almost everything else at an attractive price. 1x11 Deore seems more limiting than 1x12.

<a href="https://www.jamisbikes.com/usa/highpointa1.html">https://www.jamisbikes.com/usa/highpointa1.html</a>

Jamis Komodo - big price jump, but has a much nicer fork with longer travel and an included dropper post. Is something like this worth the 60% increase in price?

<a href="https://www.jamisbikes.com/usa/komodo29.html">https://www.jamisbikes.com/usa/komodo29.html</a>

Anything else that I should have high on my list?

Again, sorry for the word explosion. I would really appreciate any help I can get.
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What's actually important in a new mountain bike?

Shimano Deore 11-speed drivetrain. No sense in going to 12 speeds, the new 11-speed has 11-51tooth cassette. Get a Shimano Deore XT shifter for the multi-shift capability and instant release.

Also, 203mm rotors and 4-piston hydraulic brakes are nice. Shimano Deore is a great budget-friendly option that doesn't sacrifice performance. I find them to work beautifully on even the gnarliest of downhill trails.

It is going to be 70% trail and 30% enduro. Any suggestions on any specific parts I should include?

<div class="md">It is going to be 70% trail and 30% enduro. Any suggestions on any specific parts I should include?
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I am building a bike this winter.

i have a bomber z2 which has been fantastic. little more stiction then some of the higher quality models but half the price and provides great feel/traction and suppleness.

I’m pretty new to MTB and I got my marlin 6 a little over a month ago. I’ve put pedals and a short stem on it and am loving it but I think it’s time to upgrade to an air fork. Does anyone have recommendations of worthy upgrades that will fit my bike?

<div class="md">I’m pretty new to MTB and I got my marlin 6 a little over a month ago. I’ve put pedals and a short stem on it and am loving it but I think it’s time to upgrade to an air fork. Does anyone have recommendations of worthy upgrades that will fit my bike?
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Fork upgrade for my 2022 trek marlin 6

Wasn't bad and did the job for learning. But extremely heavy due to the coil damper and didn't have any of the supposed plushness of high end coil forks. (Although it did have a yellow warning sticker on it!)

<div class="md">XCE, XCT, XCR, XCM?
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Peoples Opinions on the budget SR Suntour forks

I'm thinking the Bomber Z2 would be a good option, but would be open to spending a little more and getting something like a Pike Select or Fox 34 Performance. Is there a substantial difference in ride quality between these? Or is there a better fork that I'm not considering?

Have it on my Vitus hardtail and having come from bikes with suntour/ cheaper end, stiff coil forks. This is a night and day difference in terms of providing confidence on the trail and easy adjustability. It's really brilliant at handling big hits off jumps/drop offs and encourages some fairly wild riding! 

It's clearly designed for simplicity/ease of use and has a nice virtual lockout via the sweep RAIL damper for climbs and adjustable low speed rebound. 

Like riding through butter

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