Looking to get a watch for running and come across the Amazfit Cheetah for £80. I already wear a Helio Strap so this will only be worn when I'm running.
I've read that there are no longer updates for this watch but as long as the GPS works and it connects to my phone I think I'm all good.
Anything else I should consider around about the same price?
Spotted that SF have posted about a new signing which is understandable and was going to scroll on by, until I noticed that Tuipulotu has liked it.
Probably reading into too much, but it doesn't seem a particularly good look for our club captain to like a post concerning players like this?
(Weirdly my Instagram screenshot removes the bit it shows you who has liked it...)
Unfortunately lost out on the absolute lottery that is trying to buy gig tickets.
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If anyone ended up with 2 more tickets than they need, feel free to drop me a message!
*sigh*
Back to the store you go.
Rude Cookies are closing their Shawlands store and the Glasgow Subreddit even gets a mention.
I've currently clocked up 600km on my Tempus and have zero complaints with them. However, I've entered my first half marathon later this year so will need a new shoe to rotate in.
I know the Tempus 2 are still out there, but is there any heavy footed, overpronators using the Azuras? If so, how stable and comfy are they?
Any and all experiences welcome!
Hope you guys are doing alright - these launches are just an absolute nonsense and Swatch need to work out a way to keep everyone safe.
Scalpers are the worst.
I'm a serial researcher - Reddit and the internet give you countless hours to research anything you want to buy.
Currently have an 8 year old Toshiba TV that is looking slightly blue and probably is a bit dated spec-wise. So down the rabbit hole and a lot of reviews point to the C7K. However, I don't have a big home theatre set up (Sony soundbar and sub), with a young family I only get about an hour of TV a night, don't game - so would I actually see the benefit of the 7 over the 6 for the extra £200?
TLDR: is the C6K actually a bad TV for very casual TV watching?
Adam Hastings will play no further part in our league games after picking up his third yellow card resulting in a 2 week ban.
Great. Staff at 10 if we lose Lancaster.
Im new to the hoka community. Husband bought me transporters when I started my new medical work job and would be standing for long periods of time. My feet never hurt. Never. I didnt want to wear them traveling when we do 20k steps a day because honestly I think they're ugly. But after having numerous painful feet days when traveling I decided to buy a pair recommended by a hoka store employee. I brought them on a recent trip and theyre killing my feet. My feet hurt worse than when I wear vans. My husband decided to try them on and says he feels theyre sinking. Is this normal?
I think I'm going to add a smaller blue dial dive watch to my collection next. I generally wear a white dial SMP daily and not bothered by the bumps and wear, but I know it won't develop that worn in look due to the materials used.
Not precious about it being quartz or automatic, but this is the vibe I'd be going for. What would you choose out of the Tag, Omega and Tudor? Or are there any other watches that have aged like this that you'd consider? In a perfect world I'd be getting a vintage GMT Master but the budget ain't stretching that far!