👟 Van Unisex-Adult Authentic Sneakers Review

shoes were so small. My son and I have the same foot size (women's 6.5), they didn't even come close to fitting him and I tried them out in case his feet got huge overnight and they didn't fit me. 6.5 is usually the size I wear when I want my shoes loose so they are TINY. A side issue is that the label says they are actually a size 6 so the size on the listing is not accurate. I went to the right site for an exchange and the seller wants me to pay for shipping both ways (they say they pay if it

I love this bag the way it is. I can pack everything I need for camping/hiking and then some. It's a fairly light backpack and fairly durable from what I've seen so far. Overall I really like this pack. The only "cons" are the ones I have with it: 1) Not many compartments other than a tote style main body, two side water bottle pockets and something else in the second, medium sized mesh pocket. on the outside and then a pocket on the outside flap. 2) I'm 5ft 9" and quite muscular. If you have…

If you prefer the ATC feel, don't like the GriGri belay method and want a self-locking belay device, this is a fantastic alternative. It even has some design advantages over the GriGri. It is all metal and lighter than any version of the GriGri. This is more of a personal opinion, but it's easier for me to fill the gap. The belay technique used on this device also keeps your hands off the device itself, so you don't have to worry about the belayer dying by grabbing the device out of fear and…

This is 154 grams not 119 as stated in the description. The weight of the GriGri2 is listed as 170 grams, which is my weight. Also, it works well, just like the GriGri2. I'm right-handed and when descending, the rope automatically bends over the right side, which creates additional friction. Like the GriGri2, it's designed for right-hand use. Feeding the rope for the leash is definitely nicer. You don't have to hold the device awkwardly closed to avoid snagging or injuring the climber. This was

I recently bought this backpack because I was looking for a decent sized hunting/traveling backpack that wasn't too heavy. Unlike most backpacks of this size with multiple useless dividers and slots for pens and other debris, this one simply has a large main compartment as well as side pockets perfect for water bottles and mugs that slide in with the bottles. Also, with a properly positioned bungee on the back, you can easily attach a Gore-Tex shell jacket or insulated vest or light jacket…