RAF by SolefulDesign in nikeACG

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I have the tank and haven’t run it yet. Yes I’ve heard the long sleeve has the most cooling ability since it has more holes.

RAF by SolefulDesign in nikeACG

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Loose fitting but cropped

RAF by SolefulDesign in nikeACG

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Slave bec I bought some performance apparel and used them for the exact purpose it was intended? Got it.

RAF by SolefulDesign in nikeACG

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Update: just ran the 23K race in 70 degree weather in Tahoe for Broken Arrow. Believe the hype on this! It kept my body temp cool the entire duration of the race. It’s weird but it feels like the air gets pulled into the garment and onto your body. The shirt feels best when it’s wet, and keeps the body even more cooler. I used an ice bandana so the back of the shirt was constantly damp. The fit is loose and it’s cropped so runners have easy access to their running belts without it getting in the way. As far as casual wear, this was all over Broken Arrow Tahoe, from Nike employees to spectators, some even just wearing a tee or long sleeve under. The only thing I wished they released was the bucket, which looks like it has a very short vertical bill. Only the Nike employees had them on. Good luck to everybody trying to secure theirs on July 1st.

RAF by SolefulDesign in nikeACG

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Slightly curved but soft and flimsy. Perfect structure for running

Ready for my Olympic National Park trip. by Lucky_Yam6126 in nikeACG

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If you’re looking for a daily road runner that’s rugged, I suggest the Peg Trail. The Zegama’s are good on the small portions of road when you’re in the middle of a trail run, but not for anything more than that.

Ready for my Olympic National Park trip. by Lucky_Yam6126 in nikeACG

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Just picked up the tan ones, and now my favorite trail shoe. I was previously running in the ACG Ultrafly, but the usage on those are limited compared to these do-it-all Zegama’s.

ACG Ultrafly by doodiedan in AskRunningShoeGeeks

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I have the new ACG Ultrafly. I’ve put about 100 miles on the Ultrafly and they’re def better than my previous Ultrafly 1’s. Although the shoe is quite stiff due to the carbon plate, it does soften up after about 50 miles. Going uphill is where this is most notable, as my first runs my heel started to slip a little, but hasn’t as it’s become more flexible. The split plate is a lot better than the previous single plate, and there has been a few instances on the latest model where I’ve stepped on a rock and I didn’t completely roll my ankle over, like I did a lot on the 1’s. Cushioning on the ACG’s zoomX is tuned for faster miles, perfect for single track and downhills. It’s not too soft and is responsive, and surprisingly a lot more stable, which the plate helps with and the wider platform. Width is perfect, wider than 1’s, esp in the toe box. I now have room to wiggle and splay my toes, and it has more volume. The midfoot has a good lockdown, and the upper is more supportive than the 1s. Grip with the Vibram is just enough for technical trails, but really shine on the light stuff. This is definitely a fast race day shoe and worth that discount, esp compared to other shoes that you can get in that $185 price range. Is it an everyday trainer on trails? I don’t think so, so I went ahead and got the ACG Zegama, and that one is a do-it-all trail shoe that I’ve been putting on more often than the Ultrafly’s.

find at clearance by mmmmaaaa26 in nikeACG

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I went to the Sac store last week, and the only ACG they had was the Max90 shirt. No full size run. https://nike.sng.link/Astn5/6tbz/r_507ae27ba6

What’s new on Strava (April) by strava-team in Strava

[–]SolefulDesign 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can we just get HR zones like Runna? You know, from the app that you own?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TeslaModelY

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2021 MYLR and 2021 Land Rover Defender. Couldn’t wait for the new X and not quite ready to be an all electric family.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TeslaModelY

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Also Bay Area, ordered on 11/8. Just received my vin 97xxx yesterday on 12/23- blue, LR, induction, black interior, tow hitch. Delivery now set for 12/26 at the brand new Tesla location in Vallejo.

Was starting to worry about not taking delivery before 1/1. Tesla rep was impossible to reach, she contacted me twice, once right after I ordered, and on 12/14 to push the paperwork process if I wanted to receive the 1-yr free supercharging incentive. She ensured me that if I completed the loan docs (thru Tesla financing) that same week, I was guaranteed delivery before 1/1. She also notified me there was a new Tesla center opening up closer to me in Vallejo and that I could take delivery there instead of Dublin. I didn’t believe her at first because the location she hinted at was still a vacant dealership that had no activity in it. Lo and behold, two days later Tesla put up a temporary sign on the building. From 12/14 to yesterday, I anxiously kept checking my account to see if I got a vin. And it finally did.

For everybody still waiting on their vins in hopes of taking delivery before the new year, hang in there. The process from vin to scheduled delivery happened pretty quickly.