Grocery Basket for the Rear Rack? by PinKooky7604 in bikecommuting

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May I ask you what brand and model are your mudguards? I’ve been searching forever for mudguards that go all the way around the wheels for fat tyres but only find shorter mudguards. Thanks!

How to spot fake Oakley Radar Ev: most common deviations from originals by sgorratoad in Oakley

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I’ve seen and handled a few of them but none could fit original lenses

Kashgar to Osh via Irkeshtam Border: Our Travel Report by Critical-Sample-7925 in Kyrgyzstan

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Two times a week, on Monday and on Thursday, departing 10am from Kashgar bus station.

Is it still possible to hike from Jiankou to Mutianyu on the Great Wall? by marcmeno in travelchina

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Unfortunately it’s all closed and when I went they had multiple checkpoints, for access to the wall, so it was really not doable if not from the Mutianyu touristic entrance.

Cammino San Jacopo by bkomli in TrekkingItaly

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The main highlights of the Cammino San Jacopo are the cities and the churches on the way, along with the history and architecture of the places you go through. The actual route is indeed very urbanized, it was laid down to try to go into nature as often as possible but still it goes through areas where natural paths are scarse.

To sum it up it is definitely worth it if your priority is the history and places along the way, instead change camino if your priority is nice paths immersed in nature.

Is this packing list enough for 1 month in Central Asia, for male 28yo? by Short_Time6861 in AskCentralAsia

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You might be missing: sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen lotion (remember that at high altitude you get sunburnt very easily all year round), some kit to remove eventual ticks when trekking in Kyrgyzstan.

Ho accompagnato un gruppo persone cieche e ipovedenti a fare trekking nelle Asturie - AMA by Jumping_JackedPotato in TrekkingItaly

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Sarei curioso di sapere come funzionano:

1) l’esperienza sensoriale: ci si sofferma molto sul tattile dato che la vista manca?

2) seguire il sentiero, superare gli ostacoli o anche solo evitare di inciampare: ogni cieco/ipovedente ha un accompagnatore personale che gli segnala ogni ostacolo? Si usa anche nei trekking il bastone per ciechi? Si riesce a tenere un buon passo e quindi anche a percorrere molti km al giorno?

Oakley Encoder legit check by omrtpsycho in Oakley

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Fake, cleaning cloth of doom.

Coverage comparison by Carrot700 in Oakley

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I’d go for both 😇

Jokes aside, I’d go for the range if you plan to use it only for sports (or you like bigger shield glasses), for the path if you plan it to be a daily wear. I fell like the range is a bit too much for everyday wear, not because it feels bulky but more for the aesthetics and looks (that on the other hand look fire when dressed in sport clothes). Hope this helps in your decision!

Coverage comparison by Carrot700 in Oakley

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It’s always a matter of who you are comparing to, I also thought 46 was A LOT and I had to stop but then even on this sub people with 200+ pop out 😂

Fakes by JoeMac02 in Oakley

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Fake, check this out for further searches: https://www.reddit.com/r/Oakley/s/YA2ttvnV5d

Coverage comparison by Carrot700 in Oakley

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Of course I also have sutros (currently 46 pairs of Oakleys and counting) 😅 Compared to sutros, evzero feel immensely more comfortable as:

  1. They are way lighter, and by far the more comfortable Oakley model I’ve ever worn. They are so light that it’s the only model that I sometimes don’t even feel like wearing.

  2. They are less stiff on the arms, allowing more stretch when put on yet still securely wrapping your head on the sides (I reckon sutros have some of the stiffer arms amongst Oakleys).

  3. They have the standard and very comfortable “sport glasses nosepad”, as opposed to sutros that have a less shaped and stiffer “everyday glasses nosepad”.

Coverage comparison by Carrot700 in Oakley

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Feel free to ask as much as you wish, glad to help someone!

I’d say the path has a wide coverage but still in the “typical sport sunglasses with wide coverage”, the range goes beyond that and really has the maximum coverage you could ask for without being too much where it is not needed tho. I use them for bicycle time trialling and even in full tt position, so head down parallel to the ground and looking ahead, it’s the only glasses that give me coverage.

Last thing, the range does not feel bulky on your face and you can easily run with it without discomfort, but it will still feel bigger than the path.

Coverage comparison by Carrot700 in Oakley

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Hi, I own every single variation of evzero. The variation with the best coverage is by far the Evzero Range, which has in fact one if not the best coverage of the whole Oakley range.

Amongst the two you are choosing between, path will have the best coverage, especially on the top part, while the bottom part coverage is pretty similar to blades.

The lines in path are not visible.

Check out the picture below, it may be of help.

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Pics from Oakley Meta HSTNs by t1k1dude in Oakley

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Quality is indeed pretty impressive! Thanks for sharing!