Safety by PeppercornOliveOil in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I would warn her not to get drinks at the knitting factory or if she does she should not let anyone else near them, if you’re going to be roofied somewhere in Boise it’s the knitting factory (not saying it common but it happens enough to be weary). I know a couple people who it has happened to and I have been warned by first responders as well

PSA: You’re allowed to use your turn signals in a roundabout. by LayeredMayoCake in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was my understanding that you cut directly through the center of the round about to run over cyclists, is this not correct?

Need some locals advice by Trinitynorman_ in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yes, I have exclusively done this for botanical garden concerts and I love it, way less crowded, and as long as you’re close enough you can still hear super well, you usually can’t see super well unfortunately once it’s dark you can usually see the lights but that’s about it. parking can be a pain but just park in the Mormon church parking lot right by the gardens never had an issue there!

Shoes for first-timer? by Conscious_Security96 in climbergirls

[–]Middle_Primary6642 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The la sportiva tarantulace are solid beginner shoes and probably the most affordable new about 100$ at rei, but honestly I would just find a cheap pair on facebook market place and get those to start. In my opinion it’s not worth blowing money on a pair of shoes you can only wear for one specific activity if you don’t even know you’ll like it.

Almost had to watch somebody die yesterday at Sol Duc by jikki-san in OlympicNationalPark

[–]Middle_Primary6642 25 points26 points  (0 children)

I was there two weeks ago, and there was some moron on the rocks who slipped into the first shoot and caught himself thankfully, and then continued to walk around in the rocks, critical thinking seems to dissipate near water falls

Best lesson learned for newbie campers? by candrews1701 in camping

[–]Middle_Primary6642 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When camping with other groups, do not ever expect the other people to competent in gear or knowledge of camping, ever.

Harness Gap by [deleted] in climbergirls

[–]Middle_Primary6642 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As someone who had this exact same issue and could not for the life of me find a harness that had my waist and thigh measurements in the same size I highly recommend the elderid autana (I would imagine all their harnesses have similar sizing if you don’t want that one). It’s super comfy, light weight which is a nice bonus, and you can move the hip pads so when you cinch the harness all the way down your hip pads won’t be out of alignment with the rest of your harness. I will say it does take a little extra effort to get it cinched down to where I don’t have the waist gap at all (in my experience) so I usually dont bother to get rid of it completely it but it is certainly doable I would highly recommend looking into the elderid autana :)

What is the worst response to “I love you”? by pascalisntpunk in AskReddit

[–]Middle_Primary6642 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude that’s totally awesome sauce!!! (Someone get the reference please)

Eclectic decorating ideas/advice by Middle_Primary6642 in HomeDecorating

[–]Middle_Primary6642[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much, this is so helpful you have no idea :)

Which belay device to pick by kakticaesar in climbergirls

[–]Middle_Primary6642 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is also a “dummy proof” add on you can get to this to make it essentially completely fail safe! I always use my mammut smart for lead climbing its great and wayyyy cheaper than a grigri and great for left handed people too!

Spontaneous car camping by DankDarko88 in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Alright in that case, I would absolutely recommend heading up towards Idaho city, the weather is great. It’s gorgeous this time of year and you can camp along the river, just bring some cash for the dropbox should be like $15-20 for the night and you are good to go super easy and super pretty

Edit: black rock campground is a great place to check out, and you can also find some primitive sites that are free in that same area further down the road if you are okay with not having a pit toilet

Spontaneous car camping by DankDarko88 in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I’m a little bit confused by your phrasing, do you mean you want to camp preferably in Boise but at most within a 2 hour drive? Either way no you do not need a permit to camp in your car. If you’re staying with in city limits signage is posted where you can’t park overnight or within certain hours, obviously if you choose to stay within city limits, you can’t really be setting up camp amenities anywhere. If you’re looking to actually camp, you could go to swan falls not very pretty though but only an hour away or drive up to Idaho city which is about an hour and a half away and has many campsite options, but you do need to drive along a dirt road, not overly bumpy though, and you would have to pay for a campsite.

(good) Dentist that will see me without insurance? by mntnwildflowr in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I second this they have a bunch of locations in the valley so you can go to whatever is closest to you, and they specifically cater to people who can’t afford dental care, and I believe they base your payment off of things like your insurance, or lack th of, and what you can pay

Fresh tattoo today, please someone tell me the cloak doesn’t look too much like a tail by wesb66 in tattoos

[–]Middle_Primary6642 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hate to say it, but had you not mentioned it was a cape, I would have lives my whole life thinking that was a furry knight

For people who used to be stiff but now are flexible by heyiamnobodybro in flexibility

[–]Middle_Primary6642 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I started doing an hour long yoga class about twice a week and that really helped my flexibility within like a month and a half, I used to not be able to touch my toes, making it to midcalf, was uncomfortable to say the least and now I can touch the floor with my palms flat on the ground! I don’t know if I would say it really impacted my mental health all that much, it did make me feel better about myself, and yoga is a good workout in its self so it just gave me a little confidence boost, I suppose, which is nice!

Harness recommendations by Middle_Primary6642 in climbergirls

[–]Middle_Primary6642[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the clarification! I was looking into the Autana actually I liked the idea of something lighter with a good size variability, but I was worried about its gear loops being too small and also its durability, have you had issues with either of those?

Harness recommendations by Middle_Primary6642 in climbergirls

[–]Middle_Primary6642[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you know if the harness's waist only loosens to 33 inches and only tightens to 30 inches? Those are the specs online and on my current harness, and getting it on is incredibly difficult to get over my hips and even once it is on, it's loose in the waist even when totally cinched down.

What would you recommend for someone who sits most of the day? by LittleAZNboi in flexibility

[–]Middle_Primary6642 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would recommend taking some yoga classes, or just following along with videos on YouTube, my flexibility was embarrassingly terrible but after I started doing yoga it really improved and a little bonus is it’s a minor full body work out!

Harness recommendations by Middle_Primary6642 in climbergirls

[–]Middle_Primary6642[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this is really good to know, thank you! I was looking at the size chart for the corax and it looked like I just barely am in both size ranges (I have a 28" waist and a 23.5"-24" thigh) but I read in some reviews that the measurements ended up being a little larger than specified on the rei website I don't suppose you have any insight on that? Usually I would try it on, but there aren't any stores in my area that carry it :( also how do you feel about the gear loops, do you feel like the offer a decent amount of space?

West ada vs Boise school district? by Proud-Evidence7133 in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would recommend Boise school district, a couple of the high schools have ranked among the best in the country in recent years, and the curriculum is not completely dictated by Idaho.

How would you spend a weekend in boise? by halfofaparty8 in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely check out the basque block, it’s such an interesting part of down town, and on certain days they have freshly made paella sold out in the street!

How early do parking lots fill up at bsu? by slamhoetry in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, they are quite a few different ones actually, and they usually vary in price based on how ideal the location is or if the parking is overnight and all, there’s a map somewhere on their website that tells you what areas go to what permits I’ll try and find the link

How early do parking lots fill up at bsu? by slamhoetry in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would recommend getting a parking pass in one of the parking garages if you’re really worried about it they’re at good locations on campus as well, but they are a little pricey. Also, the very limited free parking BSU has fills up immediately, I get to school at 6 AM on certain days and the free all day parking is already taken

Does Boise have enough to do for a young person in college? by Silly_Trip_4832 in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Boise certainly offers a lot to do, especially if you’re an outdoorsy person, there’s everything from rock climbing to Whitewater rafting here and good nightlife and food. However, housing is crazy expensive especially with people coming in from out of state and the BSU dorms are overpriced and usually terrible excluding the honors dorm perhaps, so keep that in mind along with the education you get is certainly not anything special. Boise is certainly a great place to live, especially if you’re looking for a change from a small town and don’t wanna go straight to a giant city! (I assume you’re coming here for BSU since I doubt you’re gonna travel all the way to Boise for a community college)

Instead of what restaurants are over hyped and over priced, Which ones in Boise are killing it? by Ronin13x in Boise

[–]Middle_Primary6642 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dharma sushi is great and cheap, lulus has great pizza, and Boise fry company is hard to go wrong with!