Merry Christmas to all those who still frequent this sadly diminished, previously much loved social space. It would be heartening if there is a stay of execution but I've learnt to live with disappointment. Seasons greetings.
Merry Christmas to all those who still frequent this sadly diminished, previously much loved social space. It would be heartening if there is a stay of execution but I've learnt to live with disappointment. Seasons greetings.
Simon Blease
Monmouth
We're still here wheeze, the executioner has been waylaid. Slainte!
I don't think they have sent out an executioner; they have just dropped it into an oubliette.
In his lifetime he suffered from unreality, as do so many Englishmen.
Jorge Luis Borges
Happy Christmas to all the forumites who haven't migrated over to Discord yet.
Call me old fashioned, or just stuck in my ways. But despite the very welcome efforts of Travs with Discord and the obvious always on and visual feast offered by Bookface, this ere Forum is still my preferred way to interface with the world of fellrunning. It just seems to suit.
But then, I cannot visualise and compare events in Metric. I need good old fashioned feet and miles to appreciate how tough something might be.
The world moves on. However, I note the Studmarks site is championing a return to Walshes.....listening to people moaning about modern shoes makes me reflect that maybe ol' Norman was onto something!😀
I can't fault the grip on the new Mudtalon, but to me there are better racing shoes out there (even in the Inov8 range itself, although i'll likely go back to VJ or Adidas next)
Need to confess I haven't bought a pair, mainly out of spite for the fat cat accountants working at inov8. However, I've always been sceptical of shoes with flat faced lugs rather than pointed studs, ever since the rude epiphanical awakening I got descending lingmell in roclites. I feel it was a transactional/financial decision to drop talons and mudclaws from the range, I can't see it being any other way. Inov8s target market is very heavily influenced and populated by obstacle course racers these days, and pointed studs are crap on wooden bars and wear faster.