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19 May, 2020
Great for standing and walking
I spend a lot of time on my feet. While I love my sneakers these offer more protection and stability for the usual day to day stuff. I ended up hiking twin peaks in SF this weekend in them, and aside from tracking a bit more mud than usual, they held up fine. Of course, it was with amazement I saw adults slipping along the trail in flip flops. But I knew my toes ankles and heels would be safe.
17 Nov, 2016
No -squish sandwich
2 of 2 found this helpful Strong, compact, if you have a delicate snack and it's going into a backpack, this will keep it in its original form until you are ready to nosh.
17 Aug, 2016
Fine little Mouth harp
Its a regular little harmonica, Readily available everywhere and it plays just fine. seems to be pretty sturdy and is in Key. If you are a professional musician who makes your millions playing harmonica before the screaming masses and wanted a uber fancy harmonica made out of sacred boa wood by virginal tibetan monks working in the shadow of Everest you made want to look farther afield. It should do very well in all general harmonica playing situations-Unless you play underwater, where you might want to invest in a stainless or otherwise waterproof instrument or in outer space, where the lack of atmosphere or gases of any kind in the required concentration will prevent sound production. in which case, I would recommend staying inside the space station if you find yourself needing a little classic rail riding music or are asked for a jazz version of "She'll be Coming 'Round the Mountain".