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Great vest and the pups look Good!

This was my upgrade for an old Camelbak Rim Runner from long ago. This pack feels light considering the approx 2lbs weight and has a nice simplicity about it. There is one large compartment with a mesh pocket inside for valuables/toiletries, one smaller outer zipper pocket and a mesh front pocket/side water bottle pockets. I can fit my mini phone in the zipper pocket at the waistband which is nice. This pack has a lot of adjustment potential and fit me well for a 19” torso 175lbs 5’6 guy. I have a 3L Platypus bladder, lightjacket or Sun shirt , first aid kit, food and snacks, maps, rain poncho, gloves and more with plant of room to spare in this pack! Would recommend for someone who wants a pack with less compartments/able to carry 15lbs or less.

My board and new bindings were ruined after the tuned by REI Framingham. One of the channel plug was lost, and the staff insisted it was not because of them. However, I have the picture of my board that was taken one day before sending it in. When I came back home I examined the board thoroughly, and I noticed not only the plug was lost, the area around the plug were scratched by something like snowboard file. And my white bindings bottom got dyed at the bottom. I can't imagine how rude they were while working on my board.

First time snowshoeing and these were the perfect recommendation from Javier to rent at REI in Lynnwood. The only feedback I have for them is a more secure way for the straps to be latched in. Every 150-200 steps I would take I had to adjust the straps at the top of the foot because they would come loose from the clip that was holding the straps in. Otherwise, I had a blast and would definitely use this brand of snowshoes again when I decide to take my next snowshoeing adventure! I also loved that there was a rental opportunity as being a first-time snowshoer I didn't know what I was getting into, and it gave me the opportunity to decide if I liked it before going all in and I definitely liked it!

Best boots I’ve ever owned! I tried on 5 different pairs and these were so comfortable. Not too hot, not too wide, tie on very easy, cushioned just right, didn't bother my ankles and they fit so nicely.

Excellent smart running watch! Good GPS accuracy, picks me up quickly when I run. The interface is great and customisable, the wheel on the side is really well thought: starting an activity is simple. Navigation is great for when I go to places I have never been before and the turn by turn indications are great. The watch even lets you know when you deviate too much from the planned route. It's comfortable to wear, it does not feel heavy or too big (I have got relatively small wrists). I find the app really well designed too, with plenty of information I did not have access to with my previous watch. There is a workout library with infinite amount of workouts, some mobility exercises and you can even design your own! Overall extremely pleased with the purchase and the move from polar to coros!

I just purchased my Hoka Challenger 8 a few weeks ago, they are very comfortable. I have been using them them use for my walks which are 2-4 miles a day. The treads on the soles are already worn all the day down in spots and eating up the actuall sole already. Less than 60 miles and I am going to need new shoes. Love my hokas but I have always get atleast 9 months out of a pair of shoes, very dissapointed this time around.

These shoes absolutely rip. I went up a half size like a lot of folks suggested, and it was like unlocking a cheat code. Fit was perfect, heel locked in, toes weren’t screaming for space, just dialed in from the jump. Took them out for a few hikes and trail runs right away because patience isn’t my strong suit, and wow. The grip is insane, even on loose rock and uneven stuff that would make most shoes panic. These things just bite into the trail and don’t let go. Super light, really responsive, and somehow still cushioned enough that your feet aren’t wrecked after longer miles. Yeah, the price stings a little, but once you lace them up and hit the trail, it makes sense. Every ounce feels like it was engineered for performance. If they hold up over time, I won’t hesitate to grab another pair. If you're serious about trail running or just want to feel like a mountain ninja, these are worth a look.

It expires to fast. useless. I was not able to use it.

This is a solid option at a great price. I weigh 180lbs. @ 5.6. I installed this bad boy on a specialized pitch with a small frame. I'm sure I could go with a 170 but 150 works great. After my first ride with it I am happy. I didn't experience any side to side play or shinnanigans of any kind. This was easier to install than any other post I've tried and it makes a satisfying knock when it goes up.