u/Repulsive_Corgi_6187

I've been thinking about adding an air bike to my home gym because I want something for conditioning that doesn't beat up my knees. The problem is they're not exactly cheap, so I'd rather buy once than regret it later.

This would mostly be for interval training, warm-ups, and the occasional workout when I don't feel like leaving the house. I don't need a screen with a million features, but I do want something that feels solid, pedals smoothly, and can handle regular use without needing constant maintenance.

I've seen a few models recommended over and over, but it's hard to tell which ones are genuinely built to last and which are just popular because of marketing.

If you own an air bike, which one did you end up buying? Has it held up well, and if you had to start over today, would you buy the same one again?

I’m looking for a good carry on suitcase and I’m realizing there are way too many options. I mostly want something for short trips, weekend travel, and flights where I don’t want to check a bag.

Main things I care about are durability, smooth wheels, decent space, lightweight design, and something that actually fits overhead without being a hassle. I’m also not sure if hard shell or soft shell is better for carry on use.

For people who travel a lot, what carry on luggage has held up well for you? And are the expensive ones really worth it, or is a mid-range suitcase enough?

I’ve been thinking about getting a juicer, but I’m stuck between all the different types. Some people say slow juicers are better because they get more juice out, while others say centrifugal ones are easier and faster for daily use.

I mostly want it for things like oranges, apples, carrots, celery, and maybe leafy greens sometimes. I don’t need anything super fancy, but I also don’t want something that’s annoying to clean or ends up sitting in a cabinet after two weeks.

For anyone who juices regularly, what juicer do you use and would you buy it again?