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Old 03-02-2025, 07:04 PM
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(correct answer: yes it still is, only downhill though. And the reason is other people will be stressed because they have no idea how in control you are or whether you are about to plow into them and take them down the mtn with you tumbling)
man im glad to hear that, if the reason is "it stresses other people out because maybe.." then by all means, go ahead.

That as my least favorite thing about religion, and it's my least favorite thing about wokie cancel culture virtue signalers.
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Old 03-02-2025, 09:18 PM
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man im glad to hear that, if the reason is "it stresses other people out because maybe.." then by all means, go ahead.

That as my least favorite thing about religion, and it's my least favorite thing about wokie cancel culture virtue signalers.
An example I had used is, if someone came up to you with a spiked ball and chain medieval weapon, and they happened to be an expert in the weapon

But you didn’t know this, and didn’t know them. And they began twirling the weapon around your head, saying “never fear, I am an expert with this and have never made a mistake”

Any rational human being would say “get that the fuck away from my head, I don’t know you or know if any of that is true”

That same sort of concept applies with people, usually younger people because I used to do this too, bombing down the mountain. We don’t know them, don’t know how truly in control they are, so keep the weapon away from my head, so to speak
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Old 03-02-2025, 03:56 PM
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what shoes do you fuck with for your hikes and running?

i wore those Merrell Vapor glove barefoot ones just for the looks for awhile and enjoyed them, the normal ones not the ones with individual toes

edit: just street wearing those things wore a hole through the sole but they were super comfortable until then
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Old 03-02-2025, 06:09 PM
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what shoes do you fuck with for your hikes and running?

i wore those Merrell Vapor glove barefoot ones just for the looks for awhile and enjoyed them, the normal ones not the ones with individual toes

edit: just street wearing those things wore a hole through the sole but they were super comfortable until then
I’ve always liked how Brooks brand fits on my big, narrow, floppy clown feet. So for the past like 4+ years I been buying the same Ghost (running) and Cascadia (Trail running but I use hiking) over and over as the new models come out. Sucks because I like to support local biz, but my local shoe stores can never keep the old models in stock because everyone wants them cause they’re cheaper. So I’m stuck having to get the latest model where each of those runs about $140 and the store isn’t allowed to fuck with the price. And I burn through them about every year. So one of each/year =$300 on shoes [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Those nearly barefoot are supposedly the way to go for definitely running. Not hiking where I live though, we supposedly have some of the sharpest rocks in the country and even though my trial runners have a strong thick sole (for a lightweight runner) our rocks even shred it up good. I can’t imagine what a nearly barefoot would feel like hiking

But those are supposedly the best for running, and that is the drawback is that less material tends to wear out quicker. I’ve heard the serious racers will even buy ones that deteriorate so much they are only good for a single race, or maybe only a few. I dunno though, I’m stick in with my Ghost [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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Old 03-02-2025, 09:28 PM
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But those are supposedly the best for running, and that is the drawback is that less material tends to wear out quicker. I’ve heard the serious racers will even buy ones that deteriorate so much they are only good for a single race, or maybe only a few. I dunno though, I’m stick in with my Ghost [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
Serious racers are so serious about a personal best. If you're getting knee/joint pain while running in an older pair of shoes they've probably lost their bounce and you're more likely to pick up an injury.

That feel of a new pair and walking like you're bouncing in low gravity is great but the sheer cost of more than 1-2 good pairs a year adds up :s
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Old 03-02-2025, 09:41 PM
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Serious racers are so serious about a personal best. If you're getting knee/joint pain while running in an older pair of shoes they've probably lost their bounce and you're more likely to pick up an injury.

That feel of a new pair and walking like you're bouncing in low gravity is great but the sheer cost of more than 1-2 good pairs a year adds up :s
Oh my God new shoes is like running on a cloud isn’t it? It’s like pulling on a still-hot pair of boxer briefs right from drier on a cold day. Freakin bliss [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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Anyone else think they could beatup this little muffin?

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Old 03-03-2025, 05:00 PM
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Anyone else think they could beatup this little muffin?

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Prolly. Who is that?
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Old 03-03-2025, 06:46 PM
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Prolly. Who is that?
Rachel Zegler.
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Old 03-03-2025, 03:04 PM
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Anyone else think they could beatup this little muffin?
I hate that guy.
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