• Fully serviceable mechanism with filter to prevent sealant from getting in
• Unaffected by temperature
• $93 USD
• Full coverage in a lightweight model
• 16 generous vents
• $180 USD
• Flex1 Pant - Made for pedaling, wind- and water-resistant, well-ventilated, adjustable waist and ankle closures, lots of well-placed pockets - $199
• Equaliser Long Sleeve - Moisture-wicking, lightweight, cut for mountain bike riding - $79
• Mesh Gloves - Lightweight, breathable, grippy, snug fit - $69
• 1% of annual revenue goes to environmental causes
• Norrona actively works to improve sustainability
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norrona.com• Machine washable and Velcro-free
• Four-way stretch
• $24.95 USD
• Lace closure with velcro cover
• Elastic heel collar to keep debris out
• Vibram sole
• Insert to adapt between SPD and flat pedals
• $149.99 USD
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Sidi Dimaro SDS: Hold my corrective beer.
You don't have to take their word for it, that's a known factor for pretty much all gauges.
But, wouldn't the 0-60 really be a bit better? Not many people are running 15 psi in 2.4-2.6 "normal" tires. I think the contemporary norm of low to mid 20s is closer to the middle of the 0-60 than the 0-30.
Meiser Accugage 0-15, 0-30, 0-60, 0-160 PSI
$12.99
www.jensonusa.com/Meiser-Accu-Gage-Dial-Pressure-Gauge
Since it doesn't come with the "fully serviceable mechanism" I just bleed by pressing the core and rechecking with gauge. And actually carry the 0-30 in my backpack. Managed to eventualy clog one after 3 years. Wish they made them smaller though. Beats the topeak digital in ease of engagement on the valve, and also precision in smaller PSI variations in the 15-25 range IMHO (just personal experience though on the psi variations).
If you did these things, you'd understand.
But yeah - what is it!?
Accugage have pretty much the exact same documented accuracy as the McDaniels (2% in the sweet-spot). Bought both of my Accugages for a gnat's fart over £12 each and have never had a problem with gunk. Oh and of course those Accugages are not bothered by temperature either, none of the gauge-pressure gauges are! (at least not in the temperature ranges that we are going to be using them in).
#fistarmy ✌️
Those Sidi shoes are cool - with that had a true flat pedal version though.
It always sticks to something it shouldn't, like my very comfy wool jerseys, which ruins them over time.
And same for the pressure gauge. That is a bunch of fancy fluff for a regular gauge.
The Fjørå Dri1 pants, though damn good for shitty weather, that price is horrendous.
Think the gloves are around 70 USD, assuming they cost about the same as here in Norway, which is still crazy expensive for some gloves.
I'd assume somewhere in the far east, like most other things nowadays.
Edit: I'm extremely satisfied with the product, by far the best pants I've tried so far, but the price is pretty hard to swallow.
Watched a zipper pull fail between the dainty thumb and forefinger of a small woman during a try-on. $650 backcountry ski jacket.
Are Vikings actually super soft or something? So weird.
I like Fjørå pants, not the shorts. But mye Fjørå shorts does not have real pockets, maybe you have the Skibotn?
They're very good for hiking and walking and probably swimming and really anything but mountain biking with a dropper post.
You know what? Maybe it's me. They're fine. No way would I buy them, though.
That shirt? Now that shirt is SO sick Norrøna all day!!1
It hurts but i think my next pair are gonna be Norrøna again...
I have the new Skibotn shorts as well which IMO seem to be a more pedal focused short than the Fjora; maybe its due to the shorter leg length of the Skibotn compared to the Fjora IDK. Anyway I tend to take the Skibotn when I'm out for chill road rides or a pedal.
I'm slowly moving towards Ride NF for pants. Might go there for the shorts too.
But always rocking the Viking steeze whilst shralping snow.
Thanks for your input. Ordered some from Tredz. They have 10% off shoes at the moment for those interested.
Do I have to send my wife to the dealer to get on a waiting list for one?