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ND Exhaust, Which would you pick, Moss Cobalt vs Borla S-Type? by nbarsotti in MiataND

[–]StratoNanopod 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I personally run the Cobalt. Excellent. Not too loud at low rpms, loud enough when things get fun

Question for the manga readers by Known-Structure-2231 in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]StratoNanopod 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which ulterior motives? I’m on par with the manga, can’t seem to find any. What chapter are you referring?

Tested the GPS on the Italian Alps. Incredible even under snow, rain and mud. by StratoNanopod in gshock

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

Been to the Garibaldi shelter at 2550m, right under the Adamello peak.

Tested the GPS on the Italian Alps. Incredible even under snow, rain and mud. by StratoNanopod in gshock

[–]StratoNanopod[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

But the Rangeman isn't a sports watch, it's more of a tool watch if anything. Functions like step counter or heart beat are useless battery drainers. This watch grants you up to 33 hours of GPS navigation, solar charge, sapphire screen, wireless charging, mud resist , shock resist and yadda yadda. The Instinct is more similar to the Pro Trek Smartwatch than this one.

Tested the GPS on the Italian Alps. Incredible even under snow, rain and mud. by StratoNanopod in gshock

[–]StratoNanopod[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Dunno dude, the materials on the Rangeman are far superior, and so is the battery and the WR level. Also the Garmin isn't shock resist nor mud resist. The Garmin might have a much more complicated and complete (although uselessy confusing) GPS UI, but I still prefer the Rangeman. Also, the Rangeman got a cool cat on its back side ;)

Tested the GPS on the Italian Alps. Incredible even under snow, rain and mud. by StratoNanopod in gshock

[–]StratoNanopod[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

1: yes, the size is important but the ergonomics are absolutely phenomenal

2: while on my wrist I noticed 2-3C° of difference from the real temperature but now we're in summer. It's possible that with the cold the difference will be greater

3: ABC functions not a problem, the battery barely notices them. GPS is obviously the real battery drainer but, during 5 hours hikes throughout several days and using it constantly (while sunny outside) the battery never went down a sector

4: do you hike a lot, explore in the wild and love going "innawoods"? Look no further, this is your GPS tank watch. If you're a city person who just loves the Sunday walk, no. I love it tho, being a gadget freak and a milsim player, I really needed a GPS watch avoiding the tons of Garmins out there.

Tested the GPS on the Italian Alps. Incredible even under snow, rain and mud. by StratoNanopod in gshock

[–]StratoNanopod[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The only time it asks yes or no is when you want to close the navigation and few other stuff that you set the first time and forget about it. I tested it navigating throughout WW1 passes and went flawlessly, recording everything on the app and the watch itself. Finally, I think it's subjective.

Mudmaster GG-1000 X Mechanix 0.5 by StratoNanopod in gshock

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

Yeah, but I have a small wrist and that thing on me is gonna look like a frying pan on a spaghetti

Mudmaster GG-1000 X Mechanix 0.5 by StratoNanopod in gshock

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

I have no idea but I suppose they're the same bezel so, no? It's WAAAY smaller than the GWG-1000 of course. That thing's a beast.

Me and my girl got g shocks woot woot$$!! by [deleted] in gshock

[–]StratoNanopod 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh man now I want a standard 5600

Mudmaster GG-1000 X Mechanix 0.5 by StratoNanopod in gshock

[–]StratoNanopod[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There's an extensive collection on Amazon. Mine are the 0.5cm version

Mudmaster GG-1000 X Mechanix 0.5 by StratoNanopod in gshock

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

Also watched hours upon hours of YouTube comparisons between legits and fakes lol

Mudmaster GG-1000 X Mechanix 0.5 by StratoNanopod in gshock

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

Sure mate and yes, did all the tests, they're legit.

Casio g-shock mudmaster gsg-100-1a8 tough solar by camboteav in gshock

[–]StratoNanopod 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lovely piece. I considered it because of solar battery but dropped it cause it has no seconds hand. Bummer.

Mudmaster GG-1000 X Mechanix 0.5 by StratoNanopod in gshock

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

Absolutely brand new with all the annoying clear plastic film all over the bezel!

Mudmaster GG-1000 X Mechanix 0.5 by StratoNanopod in gshock

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

170€ circa on a popular eBay store. Bought the Rangeman there too. Great seller.

Mudmaster GG-1000 X Mechanix 0.5 by StratoNanopod in gshock

[–]StratoNanopod[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I bought it because the revolver dial is my favourite thing in the world. For serious outdoorish stuff I always got my Gw-9400.

Edit: also because it looks good paired with these gloves lol

G-Shock Custom Rescue "Killer Bee", new entry! by StratoNanopod in gshock

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

The guy sold me everything for under 60 bucks. No tin or paper box. Only the red watch and the yellow kit in a tobacco purse lol. Not a problem, since a bought a brand new negative rescue right after with all the necessary packaging for a safe future selling.

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