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I currently have Nitto Recon grapplers. This is the 2nd set of Nitto's that have shifted a belt, and they will not warranty them. I will never own Nitto again.

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Man that sucks and somewhat concerning for me. I have 4 new 33x12.5x20 Recons coming in Thursday to replace my Ridge Grapplers I currently have that are the exact same size for my F-150 FX4. The Ridge Grapplers I am replacing have over 70k miles and probably could go a little longer but I'm about to start traveling for hunting season and don't want to chance it. When it came time to replace them, they have performed so well that I never even thought about another brand. I did go with the Recon vs. the RG for a little better highway performance but never was not going to go with Nitto.

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Its like KUIU. But for the poors.

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Your comment really got me thinking about how expensive both of these brands are and despite what they charge, people are lined up to buy everything they both offer. I'm guessing you were just making a joke about poors and all but it did make me curious enough to do a quick search to see which of these manufacturers were really the more expensive ones. Google AI gave me this:

"Sitka is generally more expensive than Kuiu, reflecting its focus on extreme weather durability and extensive research, while Kuiu is positioned as a premium, but somewhat more affordable, brand focused on lightweight, high-tech materials. Sitka's higher price is often attributed to its proprietary technologies and more intensive manufacturing processes.
Sitka: More expensive due to factors like proprietary Gore-Tex technologies, extensive research and development, and materials designed for extreme durability in harsh conditions.
Kuiu: Slightly less expensive while still offering high-tech, lightweight gear. It is positioned as a premium brand that provides great value for performance without reaching the highest price points. "

Been awhile on posting for me but this one deserved it. Wife and I spent a few days downtown Louisville for the first time ever. Had a blast. Fortunately our hotel was across the street from Old Forester so every morning shortly after opening, we’d start our day there by walking into the gift shop to see what the allocated release for the day was. Having the wife with me, one day I was able to buy two 1924’s and one day, two of these wonderful creations. This is the first year that they released a President’s Choice Rye. They had announced an available for purchase day at the distillery back on Father’s Day Weekend. I saw a video of someone there with hundreds in line. This one was unannounced that I just happen to walk in to. What a solid pour. Very deep in character and interestingly changing as it sits in the glass flavor wise.

Getting off the box, get to the green quicker ability, as well as chip/putt short game ability can both be argued to be an easy way to lower your score.
But by far chipping/putting short game is way easier to learn or get better at quicker. Basically, since less body parts involved, you can improve the short game quicker than driver and irons.

I've used them many times. They do have very good prices online but after shipping fees it gets very close to what the local stores have them for.

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It is not how much money you make but how much you keep.

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Money serves no purpose until you spend it.

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Is it a waste of money to be playing this course under these conditions,

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I'd say depending on what the charge is during this time. If it's anything north of $65 (and I'm sure it is), I'd pass.

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Ticketmaster was crazy mark up. Don’t know. Paid $50 and some change for 2 tickets. Got there around 3.

$25 after tax