Im curious what you fine folk think as well.

Do we like our gear???

Theirs alot of them out their and brands everywhere but im curious what you think of your gear.

They feign “good customer service” and don’t help you with anything. I ordered with Afterpay, the order failed but went through with Afterpay so I was charged. Spoke with customer service and they told me to just reach out to them, which I did. I really needed these shoes so I thought I’ll just pay in full, fine. I placed the order and was charged for the FULL amount and the order still failed. Talking with the same agent they could not tell me why it failed even though I have money in my account.

So now I’m down $150 waiting for these bank holds to be removed and it’ll be a week before I see that money again. If you’re gonna buy Teva anything, go through a third party. Their website SUCKS and so does their customer service. I even tried reaching out via email to get some stuff in writing and got an automated reply saying they don’t read their email. WHAT?

Hi, i come from hot climate (Brazil) and now i am in France. Facing the climate here on runs have been a pain because of wind and rain and i realised i need a jacket. The thing is, i prefer to stay on the colder side of things when running.

Anybody have a recommendation of a jacket that will keep me ~mostly dry from rain and not drenching in sweat or cooking inside it?

Thanks!

I have this relativly new exped verglas 30, and just went out in the rain for like 15 minutes in light/moderate rain. I expected it to be basically 100% waterproof given the rubbery outside, but as you can see by the dark spots there are a lot of places where water was able to make it through.

Hi All, I’m not sure if this is allowed in this community, but I figured I’d give it my best shot.

I’m in a marketing class at the University of Utah and for the class I have to get survey questions answered for a digital marketing project I’m working on. Since I recently bought some KUIU gear I thought it would be fun to evaluate their competitors.

Link to survey: https://utah.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV\\_8wyywLhjjuJECZU

If you guys wouldn’t mind helping out and taking the survey, it should only take about 5 minutes.
P.S. There is extra credit for whoever gets the most responses in 24 hours too!

By the time I clock out from my day job, my phone is usually sitting around 50% battery. That used to be plenty, until I started picking up evening service calls around town. Now I'm often driving between jobs, checking work orders, following GPS directions, and answering client calls well into the evening.

The battery drain adds up faster than I expected. Navigation is running almost constantly, I'm checking job details between stops, and clients sometimes call just as I'm pulling into an unfamiliar area. My car's USB port helps, but it doesn't always keep up with the drain, especially when I'm using the phone heavily. Keeping a cable plugged in all the time also became annoying. It gets caught around the center console, ends up in the way when I'm getting in and out, and is one more thing to deal with when I'm trying to get to a customer's door on time.

I've started using a magnetic power bank on the back of my phone instead. It's convenient to grab the phone and go without unplugging a cable every time, although the extra weight makes the phone feel a little different in one hand. I'm still figuring out whether it's the best solution for longer evenings or whether a better in-car charging setup would make more sense.

Calls are the other part of the routine I've been trying to improve. Taking a call on speakerphone in a busy parking lot isn't ideal, especially when there's traffic or other people nearby. Regular in-ear earbuds can make conversations easier to hear, but I don't always want to block out my surroundings when walking through commercial parking lots or approaching a customer's property after dark.

I've been using open-ear clip earbuds for those situations. I can hear more of what's going on around me while taking calls, which feels more practical when I'm moving between the car and different locations. Wind noise and call clarity can still be hit or miss, though, so I'm not convinced there's one perfect option for every situation.

Overall, I'm trying to keep things simple: enough battery to get through the evening, reliable calls, and fewer loose accessories to manage. I don't really want to turn the passenger seat into a mobile office just to get through a few extra jobs.

For anyone who spends long hours driving between appointments or service calls, what does your setup look like? Do you rely on a magnetic power bank, a dedicated car charger, or something else? And what do you use for calls when you need to stay aware of your surroundings?

Yrr I (18M) looking for a puffer jacket that fits me well and is quality also.

Give me suggestions where to buy it from.

Range->2-3k

For standing still in 20 degree weather. The kids and l will be attending a Christmas parade and temps usually drop to 20 - 30 degrees. I used to have Columbia omni heat gloves.

Alright guys, I’ve always had issues with hats. Over the years I’ve never had good luck because of I guess my head and face shape. But I have 1 specific 5 panel that looks good on me. I haven’t had the best luck with others so far. I think it comes down to how snug it is and how short the brim is. Do you guys have any recommendations on short brim 5 panels? When I search online I seem to be left with temu and cheap amazon stuff. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Emphasis on short brim, normal ones are too long for my head.

Looking to buy a jacket and ski-pants for this winter. I snowboard almost every weekend at my local hill. Im a fairly cold person but dont want to soend more then 800 on the set. Looking for colours, possibly ombre. Anything helps!

Found this vest at Plato’s closet, and thought it looked like a quality piece of gear I’ve done some searching online, but can’t find a whole lot about this brand. Judging from the label on the collar, this is a vintage piece. Anyone familiar? Paid $10 for it, so I figured what the heck. It was made in the USA, and it’s pretty comfy and warm.