u/Mick_the_Eartling

Looking for some advice regarding Burton AK Cyclic pants and Hover or Cyclic Jacket sizing. I read a few earlier topics on it, and most are regarding jackets only (but still leave a little room for ???)

Male
178/5.10"
75kg/165Lbs

Chest: 98 cm/38"

Natural Waist: 90cm/35"

Hips: 91cm/36"

Arms: 83 cm/33"

Inseam: 81 cm/32"

Hips: 91cm/36"

The Burton size chart has me for an S jacket, except for my waist, it says Large(?!)

For pants it has me at XS(?!)

This sounds a little off to me. Anyone with a similar build rocking Burton AK who can enlighten me?

(No shops really close, closest is 2hrs drive one way, so might go there in a few weeks if needed)

Another one! This Track shows up a few times later in the series. Mostly S4-5. But not on the Album of the show. Anyone has a link to the full version?

https://preview.redd.it/0b5lre435n6h1.png?width=807&format=png&auto=webp&s=3d806b8268b5cc6307d5456ae003a182da8e7432

We live semi-rural, hilly country. Our gravel driveway is challenging for ICE 2wd cars FWD and RWD (they manage it alright but wreck the driveway spinning their wheels, especially in an uphill tight corner) Wondering if any of the cheaper FWD EV's would have similar issues or would the traction control be good enough in modern EV's?

For context: Currently both my wife and myself drive full-time 4WD's which have no issue (~2010's Grand Cherokee and Cayenne)
We are looking at getting rid of one of these and get a smaller EV (under 50k preferably)

My biggest fear is that we end up with a car that saves us money on the fuel bill, but costs us thousands in repairing the driveway every year. We are pretty far (1hr) from most dealers so a quick test run on our driveway seems out of the question(?)

I once had mate here with a rental Polestar 2 (I think the FWD but not 100% sure) which had no issues. But not sure if that is a good example.

Anyone real life experience with such a situation with FWD cars like the MG4 Urban, J5, BYD Atto's, Aion's, KIA EV3 etc. ?