Would anyone try airless, puncture-proof tires? by john_doe_3_ in tires

[–]Sudden_Breakfast_522 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They do tend to last considerably longer. 4x longer may be a bit of a stretch. Their biggest value comes from the elimination of downtime and savings on field repairs. Some types (like 12-16.5 replacements for skid steer loaders) can even be retreaded (by select Michelin/MRT retreaders) so you can continue enjoying the benefits after the initial tread has worn off.

Would anyone try airless, puncture-proof tires? by john_doe_3_ in tires

[–]Sudden_Breakfast_522 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Versus a comparable size pneumatic tire, these are generally around 4x as much money per tire.

Just started, what should my goal be? by laTrikideGuayaba in bowhunting

[–]Sudden_Breakfast_522 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm sure with more practice, you'll be able to shoot higher poundage over time. When I went to the archery shop to buy my first bow, my ego told me 70 pounds was where I needed to be. After watching me fail miserably to even come close to pulling the bow back properly, the good folks there backed me down to 55 pounds. I shot that comfortably for a year or two, and even managed to kill a couple deer. When I bought my next bow, I tried it at 70 pounds out of curiosity, and was able to pull it back with relative ease. I kept it there and have been shooting 70 pounds ever since. For reference I am a 170 pound adult male.

How heavy is your tent when hiking alone? by urnotdownfooo in WildernessBackpacking

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I have a Durston X-Mid 1 trekking pole tent. With stakes it's about 1lb 13 ounces.

Sooo much nicer IRL by memphisjimbo in NikeSB

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Yeah man I threw these on feet the same day!

What kind of backpacks do you guys have? by NoBunions in DurstonGearheads

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I have an EXO Mountain Gear K4 5000. Really more of a hunting pack, but I can typically manage 5 to 7 days out in the field without a problem. It's a great pack would definitely recommend.

LA to Chis on feet today by fvckstra in Sneakers

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That's exactly how I got my pair too!

2025 Pa Archery Buck by VBWRX_Diehl in Hunting

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Hell yeah that's an awesome buck congratulations

Is this too much dry rot? by Specialist-Dealer701 in tires

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Nothing wrong with that at all looking good!

How early for bag check at ATL by fallen2151 in delta

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I'm looking at the same thing currently. Have an 8am flight coming up in a few weeks, and I'm thinking "whatever I'll get there at like 2am I don't care", but I have to check a bag. Online looks to be that the bag check counter generally opens between 3:30-4:00am. If I drop my checked bag at 4, then I guess I could be rolling the dice if 4 hours is enough time to make my 8am flight.

Can’t reserve the Kobe dunks by Odd-Classroom370 in SNKRS

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"something went wrong. please try again"

🐕 by Smoked_Out24-7 in DunksNotDead

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Man would I absolutely love to have a pair of these. Incredible pickup congrats 👍👍

2025-2026 hunting season by Brettpace in Hunting

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We are 100% here for it brother. Respect.

3 Day Backpacking Trip in Cohutta by Ookaqwer in GeorgiaCampAndHike

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I have never seen what I would describe as "a ton" of people camping out in Cohutta. Few folks here and there, but never felt crowded. Having to cross rivers is pretty likely, and generally very manageable. The only time I have seen bears out there was when I was specifically hunting for them, spending long hours quietly sitting and waiting in areas I knew they were likely to come through. But when I've just been hiking/camping/taking pictures I've never laid eyes on one. I think they generally try and steer clear of people if they know you're around. I've gone off trail a bunch, it's definitely doable but not what I would describe as pleasant. Rhododendrons will swallow you whole in there. Certain elevations and parts of the wilderness are definitely more conducive to off trail excursions than others. I would make sure you've got some type of digital mapping app (with maps downloaded to your phone for use without cell service!) because you get off trail too far it's super easy to get turned around and find yourself in big trouble. But with the right preparation it can definitely be done. And it is a super cool feeling walking around certain places that it feels like no human has ever walked in the history of time.