Check out J Crew. They have three different cuts for each of their t-shirts, and the medium tall is perfect for me at 6 feet, 165 pounds: https://www.jcrew.com/p/mens/categories/clothing/t-shirts/broken-in/broken-in-short-sleeve-t-shirt/AG008?display=standard&fit=Tall&colorProductCode=AG008&color_name=hthr-grey

No great tear or fall risk? Khaki or linen, or a lighter weight denim.

Wow! Back then we were saying that they don't make 'em like they used to, but the GE Spacemaker is a definite exception!

Running shoes typically have a life in miles not time. The synthetics in the sole compress over time. How many miles depends on how you are using them, your weight and other factors. But typically, a pair of running shoes might be good for 300-500 miles of running before the sole material starts to fail. Something like a heavier hiking shoe might be 1000 miles. You have to be very careful taking advice here about durability as use matters. You wear them once a week to go for a light walk and they might last a long time. Wearing them daily when you are on your feet all day and they will not last as long. The only way to get shoes that last longer is by going with something that has less synthetics in it. But then you use the benefit of a modern shoe with the immediate comfort and support you get.

It looks well cared for. Personally I prefer the Victorinox stainless steel peelers because I want to throw it in the dishwasher.

Costco also mandated that it’s partner brands only take from 11%-15% margin, so you know you aren’t being gouged.

If a brand refuses (many can’t even operate with that small of a margin) Costco has been known to private label that product.

You should try a sharp one. I thought my parents 12-year old peeler worked fine until I moved out and had to buy one of my own. The difference is night and day.

We've had the same at home for as long as I remember and we never sharpened it.. still works like it should.

Just walking

nice bike!

The front wheel hub looks large. Izzat a generator hub?

I mean I can always just borrow her card if I really want to, but normally we got together or she texts me to ask what I want and then I just venmo her

My in laws use it religiously. More time consuming, but polish and wax give two different effects.

>TheRedBadger

Looks like a great recommendation, but as a German, $44 for shipping is just a little steep.

What activity goes on outside? How durable do they need to be?

So any of the recommendations come in tall sizes?

https://www.manufactum.de/

Clark's Bushacre II will last 200 years.

Adidas Samba will last 100 years.

Everything else will exceed $150 save one or two that maybe someone's brain knows.

People have always cared about quality, but companies care even more about profit.

What was once affordable and commonplace quality largely gets pushed into expensive and specialist interests, over time.

Good to know, thanks!

Isn’t arcteryx going down the shitter?

Split the membership with your roommate!

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Of course

Lovely tool

It's super slick and oily, and is almost impossible to remove. It can cause lacquer to break down over time. Even if you strip it all off, it's so sticky that tiny amounts can remain. These small amounts can cause fish-eye in a new finish if it's applied over top of it. Mohawk furniture polish is my favorite for my antiques, because it works well, and doesn't contain silicone.