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    Virginia
  • Bio:

    Grew up in Virginia. Spent all my time bare foot in the woods.

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Ruffwear Doubleback Dog Collar

Ruffwear Doubleback Dog Collar

Rating for this product: 5 November 17, 2010

My wife and I are always on the go with the dog. Camping, beach, running around town... Last time we were at the beach with Hugo (our King Charles Cavalier Spaniel) the clip spring in his leash got sand in it and it wouldn't close anymore. Our friends had the same thing happen to their leash. We ended up getting the Doubleback leash with the carabiner clip and it's great in sand, dirt, and mud. The only problem was it wouldn't fit on the D-ring of his collar. We recently got him the matching Doubleback collar and it fits great. It's not too bulky and heavy and it's not hard to adjust. The material seems to be holding up well. Thanks Ruffwear!

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Kayland Vertigo High Backpacking Boot - Men's

Kayland Vertigo High Backpacking Boot - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 April 10, 2009

Plan and simple:
- Well designed boot. Ergonomic design matches the outer curvature of the foot perfectly.

- Climbing-rubber wrapped toe provides protection on the rocky trails that could otherwise scuff the living crap out of your boots.

- Definitely rigid enough to carry a multi-day pack. On the other hand, I did do the rock scramble at Old Rag Mountain in Virginia, which is no walk in the park, and they were flexible enough to provide maneuverability. On stiffness, I would have to agree with Kayland and give them a 6.5 out of 10.

-The high ankle provided some much needed support.

- I wear a 8.5 w so i got the size 9 (no wide available.) Surprisingly room toe box. The laces extend all the way down to the toe which allows a truly customized fit.

- The Event liner is much more breathable than Gore-tex. I haven't spent an extended amount of time in water so I don't have an accurate assessment of waterproofness, but the few puddles and streams that i crossed didnt give me any trouble.

- Plenty of grip and traction.

- No blister or any foot problems on first hike. My brother has the Asolo tps and he is still getting blister after 3 hikes.

- They could potentially use a new insert pad rather than the stock insert. It was a but rough on the ball of the foot.

- Highly recomended

- Previous boots: Asolo FSN 95 GTX

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