u/OkPermission4001

Hi everyone. I am having some foot pain after wearing an Allbirds to the grounds (haha), but this time I have decided to go with a Hoka shoes and support my feet properly.

I am a big bloke, 185cm, and 125kg so everyone recommended me the Bondi 9 (supinated feet).

I have just ordered a pair, but then I read that this only expected to last around 600-800km, before the foam enterily collapses and causes pain again? Is that true?

So for almost 200 Euros all I get is a shoe for 3-4 months? Is this for real or I am misreading something?

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Hi everyone,

I have just done my TOGAF 10 Foundation exam and sadly failed with a 50% score (so 20 out of 40 answers were correct).

The biggest takeaway is not that I didn't know the answers, as I studied extensively, but that the questions were worded in the most twisted, complicated ways where I simply often didn't understand the question itself, even though my English is really good. If you showed these questions to an English teacher, they would probably be scratching their head as well, even if they understood every individual word.

I just wanted to throw this out there for those who are studying for the exam. The practice exam wording is not complicated, and I was consistently scoring around 90%, but the actual exam questions didn't even use the same terminology and still focused on the tiniest nuances in the answers.

Needless to say, I am disappointed. All my practice exam scores were above 90%, but the actual test felt as though it was purposely worded to trip you up. I genuinely do not understand what the point of that is, or if it was the same for TOGAF 9, but for me this was brutal.

Ironically, I am good at what I do for work, but I cannot help but feel defeated by this test. And for €400, I will not even consider retaking it.