I live in canada and get around on a bike all year long, here's the state of my winter wardrobe after some years dialing it in:

• One simple, single-layer jacket.
• One cotton hoodie.
• One packable down jacket that I keep in my bag in case I get stuck in the cold for whatever reason, but in three or so years I've only used it when I was sitting for hours in the cold, never when I was actually moving/riding/working outside.
• One fleece jacket.
• One impermeable but uninsulated jacket that's big enough to fit over everything else. Don't really need this one in winter because it's too cold for rain.

I don't actually own a dedicated "winter coat", I just layer the above according to conditions, along with a scarf, wool hat and either mittens or thinner gloves.

I'd contact them. If it says all...hey that's all.

I've definitely used codes before ordering multiple different sets.

Over ten bucks for a single patch that looks like a sticker for children seems crazy to me, though I might just be getting old.

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"All flatware sets are 15% off with code BF2022!"

uses BF2022 on a flatware set

"This coupon is not applicable for this flatware set!"

Yes duct tape- but from the inside. Scootch the Down away fold tape on itself unfurl one side and position. Rub material. It’s tricky but once it’s on it stays.

I tell myself I'll look into getting me some festool or hilti if my makita tools turn out to not be up to snuff, but so far they have been. I haven't been using them for decades end though.

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Can't advise fr non-stick pans, never seen that stuff last and when it starts to get sticky that pretty much means you've eaten through the ptfe coating. How refractory is she to giving cast iron another chance? I frequently make pancakes on mine without even oiling it.

I’ve seen Noso patches sold in gear stores around my mountain town. Can’t vouch for them, but it’s a more stylish option than tape: https://nosopatches.com

There is Also fabric tape that glues on or are heated/ironed on. But I think som tape looks badass unless you're going to a dinner party

gently pull the feathers in from the backside. then needle and thread to close the holes. a simple whip stitch or blanket stitch will work just fine.

Seconded

Idk why you're getting downvoted lmao.

I prefer full grail leather couches, they last much longer. Handel stains better.

Tenacious tape

Gear tape. What brand is that? My cotopaxi lasted all of about a week before an ember found it, you'd think they'd warn us

I use duct tape. There are classier options. But duct tape is cheap, easy, and works.

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But isn't the main draw of cast iron that its heavy and holds heat for searing? At least that's why I like mine.

I have a Swiss army backpack my mom got me in 2002 (grade 4), and it's still looking new as well!

Good question. I tried charging my 12.9” iPad Pro with my USB-A and my USB-C multimeters:

• USB-C, low-charge mode On: 5V 3A, 15W
• USB-C, low-charge mode off: 11V, 1.67A, 18W
• USB-A, low-charge mode On: 5V 1A, 5W
• USB-A, low-charge mode off: same

Make of that what you will. The USB-A tests were done with an AmazonBasics C-A cable rated at 10Gbps.

You have to manually engage the feature by long-pressing the mode button. Presumably it’s mainly for USB-A since it doesn’t negotiate power like PD does, thus the risk of overload.

They can fix that for free!

But have you ever sat in a comfy one?

Ha this is the same age as me.