Popov ! It doesn't get much better than that. They also sell kits for you to make it yourself.

Merkur has an adjustable called Merkur Futur which is supposedly good, that way you get all the angles in one razor!

Other than adjustables, it's just trial and error til you find the right angle for your face & skin.

Personally I really love the Karve system, the angle plates are not horrendously expensive, so I just bought a bunch to try when replacing my old Merkur 34C (which I used for 12 years before upgrading). Turns out I like open combs way better as well, they don't clog up as much when shaving!

Reigning Champ.

What's the flex? It's a Leatherman which is major bifl, boots I've owned for years, and other stuff that i think is quality.

I was gonna ask what those boots were too. May I ask what you mean by "ditching the suede"?

I've had mine for 16 years now, going strong

I snapped a pole in a crazy windstorm after 6 years of heavy use and MSR sent me a new poles and fly. More money up front but going on 10 years with that amazingly light tent.

Mine is a merkur.

What's the "model/angle" I should be using ?

I don't see razors with different angles when buying one

Am I the only one who's had problems with Olukais? My leather pair only lasted a year or so. The foam is much better imo

Look into Dublin muck boots! There’s a few different styles, but they are easy to pull on and off and if you take care the leather they last. I have several pairs and even my first pair (around 5 years old) are still holding up great, just need a new coat of waterproofing.

I checked their retailer list and the one store in my city that carries their products only has their work boots. The Romeos look good though.

Other responder had no issue giving some recommendations. Maybe you’re just a bit too specific yourself.

Seems there are a few stores in my city that carry their footwear. I should check them out.

I deleted a response to your comment which was supposed to be intended for someone else's comment FYI.

A request is: I want a BIFL wall clock, budget $300, analog, mid century model style, please help. Those are great. OP, said " Find me these 10 general items....good luck guessing the metrics of purchase".

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Weird flex, but OK.

Taking care of any tent is the important part. Obviously no sparks near it.

But don't wear shoes inside, do use a ground cloth underneath and avoid sharp surfaces beneath. Be kind to zippers, don't yank/rush them.

After use, clean it out before packing up, and make sure to dry it out completely before storing.

Even cheap nylon tents from the 1960s are as good as the day they were bought.

PS: If needed, seam sealant too.

Thank you! Those (and the leather chelsea boots next to them) are Frye, but I was actually debating ditching the suede - they seem like they're harder to take care of/will have a shorter life than regular leather.

Hmm that does look to be a flaw.

I have 2 pairs of the one on the left. The strap on one finally got loose enough it wasn't safe to wear up stairs, so I got a new pair, but I probably could have repaired. It was probably about as old as yours, maybe a little older. Love the feel of that unique material they have so much.

Distil Union makes an interesting leather wallet. I really like mine.

I wear the winter Bludstones and like them, but they aren't good down below -10c. I'd recommend Baffin instead. They have more than just the snowboots they are known for! They have three different Chelsea styles: https://www.baffin.com/collections/men-lifestyle-boots

Cool air can seep in from the side panels, but you will probably feel the cold mostly from not being able to secure the boot tightly around your ankle.

https://www.rei.com/product/782323/olukai-ohana-flip-flops-mens

Here's the men's

I’ve had Blundstones before and they are mediocre….I have since been wearing a pair of R.M Williams Gardener boots and they are fantastic. They are welted so they can be rebuilt too. The Gardener model has a thicker and deeper lugged outsole so they are good in the snow too.