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I've bought a few items following recommendations on here. Most recently an Olight i3E single AAA torch that was recommended on a thread. At the time it was an impulse purchase, but it's proved surprisingly useful.
What have you bought following recommendations by by other STWers on the Forum?
Was it something you needed or did you just have to have it when you saw it?
Was it any good?
Mk1 Cotic Soul, frame #165.
I've been here a long time.
Still my only mountain bike.
A few folk recommended a Gerber dime on the EDC thread. I ordered one and was disappointed in its micro size. I was hoping it was a wee bit bigger
Frozen sausages, bombers , coke , hookers
Skoda Octavia
A fanny pack (Dakine).
Anker Soundcore
A Bluetooth speaker, headphones and beer.
A bottle of rum.
Putoline.
Sudocrem
A Maserati.
coke , hookers
Wish I'd thought of that response first
An STW Subscription.
I thought I'd bought a watch, still waiting to get the money back in my account.
Before that was an upgrade damper for my forks.
An Audi, woodburner and cufflinks
Oh and a Meaco dehumidifier
A copy of Disgrace by JM Coetzee
A very nice Garmin watch at Christmas.....
Stove fan
Anker leads & power bank
Galibier bib tights
Michelin all-season tyres for my SUV.
No, really. They're actually very good. And its at least a Volvo.
Colombia fairbanks omni heat boots - saved me from cold wet feet last winter and this
A pair of Blundstone boots. I used to wear approach shoes for work and play, but had soggy feet daily. I saw a review (I think) on work boots on here and read about the Blunnie's.
They're great, warm, comfortable and most importantly dry.Once clean and buffed up, they're good enough for most socially distanced social events too.
I bought a black pudding that was recommended on here, it was horrible.
SLX brakes recently.
Bliss knee pads a while back.
Picolax and sudocrem. Both from lovehoney so that STW benefit from the referral
Gravel bike.
Fat bike.
Road bike.
Burger Toast.
Deep fat fryer,
thought I had to try it,
seems to work
Wood working tools
Far too much music to list
Weekends away accomodation.
Aeropress - have three now
Castelli Gabba - I have two now
Walking boots - Scarpa
Tyres
Books
Most recently an Olight i3E single AAA torch that was recommended on a thread. At the time it was an impulse purchase, but it’s proved surprisingly useful.
Yup,I thought "Do I really need one?" turns out I did,very handy 🙂
Q acoustic BT3 speakers- rubbish to be honest
Far. Too. Much.
Porcelain poppy.
Mk2 Soul. Loved it!
Bird Aeris. Hated it.
Fiskars XL27, much awesomness!
Putoline.
Hate it
Wool duvet.
Pogies.
Putoline.
Hate it
Its just a posh name for chips cheese and gravy.
2x Showers Pass waterproof jackets. Roadie one and looser fit one for mtb / my current lardiness.
Both excellent.
Erbauer drill twin-set, this place always gives a good range of ideas and advice
On one 456
Aeropress
Mk1 Cotic Soul
ditto (but my frame number's a bit higher, as it's the last of the Mk1's)
It's still my go to bike of choice too
also a CX bike from before "gravel" was invented
Nowt.
I was so impressed I bought more of the same.
T130
G160
Bird aether
G170
Mobi pressure washer
Load of other stuff.
this place always gives a good range of ideas and advice
Agree
The list is long:
Anker Soundcore
Christopher Ward watch
Seiko SKX watch
A holiday to Malcesine
A hotel stay in Barcelona
An Orange P7
A PX Kaffenback
A Kona cargo bike
A Kona fixie
Various components and accessories
Loads of cycle clothing
A waterproof jacket
Beer
A Garmin watch
A Garmin fitness band
A Garmin bike computer
A TV
And I suspect many more things I’ve forgotten.
Too much.
One titanium bike and a steel one.
Showers Pass jacket, Giro helmet, various tops and shorts.
Fancy knives I didn't need but are lovely to use. Passat TDI estate, Michelin cross climate tyres (not for the Passat).
Mmmmm, think I might need to spend less time on here, looks like it's costing me a fortune!
Aether Cone x2
Nitecore Tip x2
Waterproof troos