Late to the party, but I have a Concept 2 that I like a WHOLE lot. Thing is built like a tank. No idea how many hours I’ve got logged on it since I got it a little more than a year ago, but I haven’t had a single problem with it.
I find that to be true with basically everything any more
I thought the machine synced with a Concept2 app on bluetooth, which then can log to Apple Health...have people been feeding me lies??
Maybe that’s possible? The Erg app thing is weird. I meant not a straightforward connection.
My wife is a master fitter at fleet feet. The scans are informative but essentially the experts who see feet and fit shoes day in and day out are the real deal. Bring in your old shoes and a copy pasta of your post and they will fix you up. Just be aware stocks are low across the board right now so be clear you'd rather wait for the right shoe than get fit with the next best thing they happen to have in stock. Also, buy the socks and/or inserts.Anyone ever got their feet sized/analyzed at Fleet Feet before? There's one near me that I might try out.
fit id® Outfitting Process
www.fleetfeet.com
I have flat wide feet but the width of my foot is mostly in the middle foot so normal wide shoes don't necessarily fit if the width is only in the toe box. I have a pair of Mizuno Wave Horizon 3 that are getting worn down in the soles after running 3-4 miles a day 4-5 times a week. Of late, I've been looking for a pair of trail running shoes so I don't need to wear microspikes or yaktrax when it's slushy, muddy, packed snow, and ideally waterproof or water resistant. The Mizuno's get trashed up easily in poor conditions and I get wet socks constantly. I tried two pairs of the Altra Lonepeak ALL-WTHR but one size is too snug and the other fits well in the toes but there's way too much heel slippage. Both pairs will end up going back. I've lost track of how many shoes I've bought online and only returned after not fitting well. I don't want to try again with another brand and would rather just get my feet professional assessed and fitted.
Excellent!! thank you!
No but I did just treat myself to these - Will report back if anyones interested - Reviews are very good.Anyone ever got their feet sized/analyzed at Fleet Feet before? There's one near me that I might try out.
fit id® Outfitting Process
I have flat wide feet but the width of my foot is mostly in the middle foot so normal wide shoes don't necessarily fit if the width is only in the toe box. I have a pair of Mizuno Wave Horizon 3 that are getting worn down in the soles after running 3-4 miles a day 4-5 times a week. Of late, I've been looking for a pair of trail running shoes so I don't need to wear microspikes or yaktrax when it's slushy, muddy, packed snow, and ideally waterproof or water resistant. The Mizuno's get trashed up easily in poor conditions and I get wet socks constantly. I tried two pairs of the Altra Lonepeak ALL-WTHR but one size is too snug and the other fits well in the toes but there's way too much heel slippage. Both pairs will end up going back. I've lost track of how many shoes I've bought online and only returned after not fitting well. I don't want to try again with another brand and would rather just get my feet professional assessed and fitted.
Hard to believe it's already March, but even with the short month we had some crazy numbers in February. @Manzig led the pack again and logged over 50(!) hours! That's four in a row! And now @Manzig and @debianlinux are tied for the all time lead in trophies at 6. Who's going to lead us in March?!
1. @Manzig - 50:43:00
2. @ByersVinyl - 36:56:31
3. @debianlinux - 28:30:00
4. @RowBearToe - 8:23:05
5. @bfly - 6:58:00
6. @trickyseven - 6:17:35
We had fewer participants this month, but hopefully some folks will start to get back into it now that it's getting closer to spring. The March challenge is created and you guys have all been invited so join and stay active!
My work Gym has same rower and I couldn't fit it anywhere in my house (without wife leaving me)
i use bone conducting aftershokz
