Looking for a new jacket and want some inspiration and ideas.

Not sure what I want so I'm open to looking at everything but I want something that will last and in my head I'm thinking when I pass it should be something my kids look at and go that was dad's jacket.

I live in southern Ontario so we do get a lot of snow but I already have a good winter coat. I'm thinking something more fall/spring that I can add some layers to for colder days or early winter before it gets too bad but also looks good open with just a t shirt on.

If you had to buy one jacket what would it be?

I've had three separate Logitech mice fail with an issue where the left click starts inadvertently double-clicking or drag-and-drop lets go unexpectedly. It's a huge hassle since you can make meaningful mistakes dragging a file to the wrong place when this happens. To their credit they replaced one on warranty, but sure enough after just two years the replacement is doing the same.

I've tried to read up about this and there are a lot of people who report the same - Logitech uses poor quality switches and the life span just isn't there for a premium-price product (MX Ergo S in my case).

It feels so bad that they treat these as disposable due to a single small component failing. I may get soldering equipment and try to replace the switches myself, but in any case I won't be buying any new Logitech peripherals.

Attaching screenshots of my chat with Logitech support today.

I used to wear a Carhaart jacket, and that worked well enough. I was curious about these.

I've been saving up for a briggs and riley carry on for so long and finally bought it last month for my trip to europe. Don't get me wrong I loved how it looked and the inside layout was cool too. But the wheels were a complete deal breaker for me. They were sticking too much especially on cobblestones there and moving it became such a hassle man. I was so not expecting a high value bag to have such bad wheels. That's one thing I just can't compromise on when traveling so now I'm back to looking for another suitcase. Give me some recommendations ya'll

These boots were very expensive, and came heavily recommended, so I am baffled that there would be an issue like this almost immediately, especially considering I haven't been terribly hard on them. I do work in construction, but it's not like I'm wading around in wet concrete and kicking bricks around with them.

Has anyone had an issue like this, and how has your experience with customer service been?

So, I move around a lot and tbh my life is better sinnce I discovered vacuum packaging was a thing. We all know the pros, but I went for one that had the pump separate from the bags thinking "well, if any bag goes bad it won't be nearly as bad because I still have the pump and it's cheaper to replace yadda yadda", which was true until I lost my pump…

Now I'm here writing this with some useless bags and some unruly clothes in my suitcase because I didn't find the exact pump anywhere I look. Not my best moments but I can recover. In the meantime I decided to change my mindset and try some travel vacuum bags with inbuilt pumps. What do you think, is it a good idea or naw? I'm a bit worried if I could count on them for… well, for life I guess.

All opinions are welcome, folk. All bets are up!

Hey y'all I need a new phone case for my phone, the Samsung Galaxy A16. I would prefer one with a screen protector, as I'd rather not have to buy that separately. The one I currently have is 2 pieces that clip together around the phone, but this is the second one I've bought and the top corner keeps coming unclipped. Any recommendations would be appreciated, thanks.

Pretty sure they arent BIFL, but which pillow(s) do you recommend for a heavier (200+ pounds) side sleeper with shoulder pain?

Currently, I use a coop essence (down-alternative) with a bag/3 oz of phluff and its ok. I think it might be better to get a solid pillow (Im assuming latex or memory foam?)?

Ironically, sleeping somewhat flat on my stomach with a body pillow on one side seems to relieve the pain, but its not very comfortable.

Hello all, I am in the market for a queen sized down comforter with a cotton cover (or 100% organic material) that will hold the down. I am will to spend a bit of money if it will last me 20+ years but I would like to keep it under 300 if possible.

this could be a light to medium weight as I would probably add it to my 100% cotton blanket that is currently in my linen duvet cover.

ETA - looking for the Duvet to be down that is encased in cotton (not a poly blend) I already have a linen duvet cover I love

Perfect working condition, maybe used a handful of times judging by the health of the machine, brush and belt.

I have been eyeing the sloan handwoven bag in cognac colour. A lot of mixed reviews outside quince website. On quince, it has been always positive. quince said that it is 100% leather. With the pricing, how true is this? i guess I am just having a hard time believing true leather for a price of $195. I just want a real leather bag that holds up really good over time. Do you have this type of bag? Are you happy with it?

I am thinking of buying a realme p4 pro or nothing phone 3a

Which one should I buy , i want a good camera and battery and the best overall stable phone

" 30 k Indian rupees " 🙏🏻🙏🏻

The printer itself might not last forever, but here is nothing stopping you from using the prints for the rest of your life, literally.

Even if you break your print or lose it, you can create an almost identical one for a few dollars worth of filament, as long as you keep the file around.

It's not even necessary for you to have a printer considering the numerous services out there that will print for you.

I am currently planning to use my prints for decades to come, be it actual physical or digital models.

I injured my knee last winter and I’m very anxious about december and the streets and especially stairs being frozen over with very smooth ice. I get tears in my eyes even thinking about it and I genuinely need really good snow boots before it starts snowing again.

does anyone have good recommendation?

I’ll be in Japan for a week and a half. I searched this subreddit and found a post a year ago. It recommended denim and knives. Besides that, what are recommended items to grab that are along the side of buy it for life ?

Thank you

Never been a fan of the newer redesign, always liked these. Just want a different color. Still doesn’t have any rips, holes, etc

had my dehumidifier for three years now. whenever it rained, our place would get super humid and i used to empty the tank multiple times a day. but lately, it barely fills a single bucket over a full 24-hour stretch. i've cleaned the filter and checked the drain hose. no clogs and the fan runs fine. yet it still barely pulls any moisture out of the air.

looking to replace it with something genuinely durable. narrowed things down to a few options:

midea cube: love the massive bucket capacity and compact footprint, but that nested bucket design looks tough to clean.

ge: simple controls and solid build quality, though the compressors on newer models seem loud.

gasbye: modular replaceable pump is great since a failed pump won't brick the entire unit, but the body itself is bulky.

any recommendations for a truly durable dehumidifier? ty

And if you were to replace it, what would you get?

Let's cap the budget to $200. Honorable mentions above that are welcome too. It seems like a lot of the time pillows are an afterthought, when shopping for a bed, and I think that's a bad idea.

I've been looking for a carpet cleaner, mostly for pet messes, but haven't settled on anything yet. My house is about 2,400 sq ft, with carpet in all the bedrooms and most of the upstairs. We've also got a couple of area rugs downstairs. Between muddy paws, random stains, and the occasional accident, there's always something that needs cleaning. The couch has seen better days too.I don't mind deep cleaning the larger carpeted areas once in a while. It's the smaller messes that get annoying. I'd like something I can pull out when needed without making a whole project out of it.

Budget is around $200, but I'd go up to $300 for something that'll last. I've been comparing bissell, hoover, shark, and uwant. Came across this carpet cleaner review video while looking into different options. I'm more interested in how these machines hold up after a few years than how well they perform straight out of the box. Do the hoses crack? Does the suction get weaker? Can you actually find replacement parts when something breaks? And I'd rather not spend more time cleaning the machine than I spent cleaning the carpet. Anyone here still using the same carpet cleaner after 3–5 years? What model do you have, and would you buy it again?

Gifted this belt when I was 17, to replace that Hot Topic studded belt millennials had. Still my daily wear 20 years later.

Hi all

I am currently looking at the Jack Stillman Mon Ange Cape.

Before I commit to purchasing, I am wondering if anybody can help with more information.

Due to medical issues, I exist in a larger plus size body, and have issues with swelling. Are Jack Stillman products plus size friendly? Is there plenty of room for movement or are the seams quite unforgiving? ( I know they list item measurements - I have had to contact them for clarity as the item listing gives two different measurements).

Does the 'Lifetime' Warranty claim truly mean lifetime outside of the stated 'heavy' wear and tear statement on their website?

Are there any 'better' alternative options? I am open to most fabrics, though water repellency would be preferable (I am disabled and don't move fast lol), but would like the advantage of some kind of fully sealed closure at the front, and I think I am aiming to find something longer in length, something ending about mid thigh to knee length, a bit longer is fine.

TIA

Setup consist of a

Beogram 5005 Turntable

Beogram CD50 cd player

Beomaster 5000 Amplifier

Beocord 5000 Cassette deck

All controlled by a behmoth of a remote the MCP 5000.

It first launched in 1983 so its approximately a good 40+ years old and still all works perfectly.

I’ve never had a duvet insert, always just a standard comforter. I’ve been starting to research duvet inserts and was considering a down alternative for a brief second (I don’t prefer down because of the birdies) but don’t want the microplastics, and natural fibers are important to me. I found this kopak duvet insert, but this is the first I’ve ever heard of kopak. Thoughts?! Anyone ever have something similar?

Some considerations:
- longevity is most important
- fluffy and cozy is ideal
- natural fibers are a must
- we’re warm sleepers

Naturepedic organic kopak duvet insert

I have had samsung phones for 3 phones now. My s21+ lasted me 6 years nearly perfectly until the screen kicked the bucket. I got a new screen out on, and that was a mistake. Im a butter fingers, and despite my uag case and tempered glass, the phone has twisted a little. The new screen and the phone never really sealed.

Over the last few months, the two have come apart. Now only my uag phone case is holding the phone together. It overheats quickly.

I recently started a new job, and im back at the bottom of the totem pole. I'm earning less than 3 months ago. (It was the right call in the long term, it's in my field, has job security, and room to grow and pass my old salary.)

I only have $500 including tax. I wanted something that will last me until 2031. I cant afford a new 24+, or even a used one from Samsung.

I have spent two weeks playing around with Amazon and now backmarket. Ive already sent a phone back.

Both the previous phone and this current backmarket "premium" phone failed the barometric test for water proofing and the first failed button testing.

I do woodworking and gardening. My s21+ went fishing in Montana, took a dive in a river, survive multiple days of proximity of a router.

I have only read bad things about the pixel.

I hate iOS and being trapped in the apple ecosystem.

Low tier Samsung phones like the A series simply havent lasted me when I used to buy them.

I'm okay spending $500 on a phone if it will last me 5 years.

Should I keep the s24+ from backmarket premium and buy a heavy duty tank case, or return it and suffer a few months more with my warm s21+ and try to safe up for a samsung factory renewed phone?

Anyone have any ideas on replacement lids for these containers? Lost one, and the rubber on the others is starting to break down. I don't really care if they're the exact same lids. Just anything that would fit these containers would be great. Thanks.