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Jaymar's Hands
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2023
I will post every week until I die.
jmarshands937@gmail.com
jmarshands937@gmail.com
I am Sick... Let's Oil My Boots!
I have been very sick with what feels like the plague. I am chilling and oiling my Danner Bull Run Lace to Toe boots. Oiling. Mink Oil. Saddle Soap. Leather. Leather treatment.
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Why Climbing Shoes Use Suede
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I explore the downsides and upsides of suede and why climbing shoes so often include suede. The climbing shoes shown are the La Sportiva Katanas and the boots shown are the PMS by Stellina. Climbing. Bouldering. Shoes. Gear. Suede. Leather. Top grain. Real leather. Fake leather.
Backpacking Trip Vlog: Golden Gate Canyon State Park in Colorado
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Me and my girlfriend went backpacking in Golden Gate Canyon Park in Colorado. It was awesome. Camping. Climbing. Backpacking. Dude's Throne. Little Dude. Frazer Medow. PMS by Stellina.
Henson Razors are Actually Pretty Good
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This is a response to the comments on my Henson review as well as a longer term review. Henson. Review. Henson. Safety Razor. Razor Blades.
Chalktopus Chalk Bag Grip 1 Week Review
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I reviewed the Chalktopus chalk bag grip. It is actually really good. This is not a sponsored video. Climbing. Chalk. Bouldering. Chalk bag.
Why I Hike Heritage
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In this video I look at my pair of PMS by Stellina boots and describe "Why I Hike Heritage." Heritage. Boots. Italian. Vintage. Hiking. Backpacking. Outdoors.
Top Rope Climbing for the First Time!
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I top rope climbed in clear creek canyon and it was super fun. Climbing. Mountaineering. How to. Rock climbing. Outdoors. Belay.
Climbing Progress Vlog 1: The Quest for V4
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I am very much a beginner. It is harder than it looks. The Spot. Bouldering. Indoor climbing. Beginner.
Dear Danner Boots: Stop Cutting Corners!
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I got some Danner boots and the laces snapped within the first year of wearing them. It's pretty dum. They are the Danner Bull Run Lace to Toe 8 inch boots in a size 11. Boots. Leather. Laces. Snapped. Broken.
I Saw the Goltra Wild Fire!
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DONATE HERE: wffoundation.org/ I saw the Goltra fire which burned close to Golden, Colorado. Wild fire. Forest fire. Brush fire. Wildland fire fighting. Charity.
FACE REVEAL!
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I didn't really prepare y'all for this, but I need my face to be in future videos so this is happening.
I'm Moving to Colorado (But I Had to Find This Rock First)
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I'm going to college in Colorado. It is going to be interesting to see how the channel changes.
Is the Mr. Beast Box Good? (Not Talking about the Drama Just the Food)
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I review the Mr. Beast box while ignoring the very recent Mr. Beast allegations and the older Ava Kris Tyson allegations. Drama. Food. Zaxby's. Fried Chicken. Feastables.
Teardown the Framework Laptop 16 with Me!
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I took apart and reassembled the framework laptop 16. It was really fun. Right to repair. Linus Tech Tips. LTT. disassembly.
The Truth about the Henson AL13 Razor (Unsponsored Review)
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I got sent a Henson for review, but I have zero sponsorship obligations and this is all my opinions. Thank you Henson for sending it that was really cool of you. Review. Shaving. Product. Aluminum. Safety Razor. Machined.
Riding Instead of Sleeping on the TNGA Route [Ride Vlog 4]
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Riding Instead of Sleeping on the TNGA Route [Ride Vlog 4]
Unboxing and First Impressions of the Henson AL13
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Unboxing and First Impressions of the Henson AL13
Exploring the Durham Mines Trail at Cloudland Canyon [Ride Vlog 3]
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Exploring the Durham Mines Trail at Cloudland Canyon [Ride Vlog 3]
Unboxing and First Impressions: The Warren by Tecovas
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Unboxing and First Impressions: The Warren by Tecovas
Restoring Beat Up Cowboy Boots to Like-New Condition!
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Restoring Beat Up Cowboy Boots to Like-New Condition!
38 Miles on Brutal Loop in Pinhoti [Ride Vlog 2]
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38 Miles on Brutal Loop in Pinhoti [Ride Vlog 2]
Restoring Vintage Italian Hiking Boots!
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Restoring Vintage Italian Hiking Boots!
Changing the Coolant in a Custom Hard Line Water Cooled PC
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Changing the Coolant in a Custom Hard Line Water Cooled PC
Building a Giant Newton's Cradle (Version 1)
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Building a Giant Newton's Cradle (Version 1)
Suede is more durable against abrasion.
If you want to make each blade last longer, leave it in a glass of baby oil after every use. You'll get 5 more shaves out of every razor.
Look up how to do a proper shave. No reason you can't get BBS with this razor
how do you find these boots for driving?
They are fine after I move my seat back an inch or two
@@Jaymarshands makes sense - do you find you drive differently in cowboy boots? like if you see a snake in the road, where does your right cowboy boot go?
I do think cowboy boots would give me a malice for snakes, but I have never encountered a snake in the road while wearing boots. So I guess I don't really know.
Dig into saddle soap with fingers?
uhm.
Great boot cleaning video! Also makes for great ASMR too!
Bro you gotta invest in a horse hair brush and some microfibers! Its a small investment with a big payoff. Kudos on taking care of your boots, I can tell your a young fella. Its nice to see a younger person actually value something.
Thanks for the comment! I have those things at home, but I am just away right now and I can't get to them
Saddle soap will definitely dry leather out. I only use it for heavy cleaning. A dab of dawn dish soap in water is what I use on a more regular basis. With a light coat of obenaufs lp. When I need to go heavier I use the saddle soap and a heavier coat of the actual obenaufs oil ( it absorbs into the leather)
I think you should let them completely dry before applying mink oil.
Get Better!!!
Thanks for the information on this bike light. Helped me a lot 👍
I'm sorry bro, but your nail is gross
Fuck all the synthetic micro suede uppers though.
The soles of climbing shoes only last a few months to a year, before they wear through, so there’s no point in a durable upper.
suede is real leather, it's not as strong as top grain leather in most cases, but good suede is still very strong, while also often being more flexible than top grain leather
Suede is real leather
Those are the Cristy Vibram sole clones, which are well known to be fast wearing due to their squish. So it's a trade off, want firmer and longer lasting soles or something that is more comfortable for less time? For arguably the best wear you'll look at probably the V100 lugs, but they are CHONKY. As for Danner? They left their legacy behind, it's all about profit now.
expecting bbs from wtg? no matter of aggression here. it’s the matter of atg and specifically for the mustache area you should hold the razor in a deep angle. i guess such this angle won’t work with henson in terms of the design
You not geting a close shave is on you. Turn that thing around and go from the bottom up. There is nothing wrong with razor or the holder.
What about the cut whisker extraction? I am lazy so I might go a day or two without shaving. Does this razor clog up with whiskers?
It actually clears super easily. That's one of my favorite parts that I forgot to mention. Thanks for reminding me!
hell yeah
hell yeah
Bonjour si certains muscles du pied se 'reposent', ils ne travaillent pas surtout ! Et le pied sera faible et sera plus exposé aux blessures. Je marche depuis des années et pas de blessures aux chevilles même avec un sac a dos lourd. Pour les débutants ok mais ils ne se muscler ont jamais bien leurs pieds. Chacun sa façon de voir et de .... marcher. Aucune critique de ma part, juste une façon de voir les choses. Bonne ballade a toi. PS: après avoir chaussez des chaussures lourdes et des légères et basses par la suite, c'est quand même plus agréable, moins fatiguant et de marcher plus longtemps avec des chaussures legeres. Salut ! 🙋
Thank you for the comment! I agree with what you are saying for day to day walking and light hiking. For my especially flat feet if I am going to do a hike longer than a few miles on easy terrain, I have found I need an extremely stiff boot to be comfortable.
always has been
A good summary and I pretty much agree. However, you can buy brand new modern boots that match these with some improvements .For example Hanwag, a family run German business who have been making hiking boots for 100 years have some superb boots. Take a look at the Tatra GTX II's, leather on the outside but Goretex lined, these boots are superb and can last a lifetime (Because they can be re-soled by Hanwag, a service they offer). I had a pair of Hanwag Special Forces whilst I was in the military, I had them for 10 years and only threw them out because the soles wore out (I forgot about the sole replacement service), which was a big mistake, the boots themselves were still in incredible condition, and incredibly comfortable, lesson learned....
How accurate is the battery life on full power
"I did a thread repair on my Magura Break lever".... looked more like a _brake_ lever to me. But you did break it.
You didn’t get a close shave because you only shaved with the grain. No razor out there will give you a bbs unless you shave against the grain. Doesn’t matter how aggressive it is. You need a proper lather, good technique, and the right blades for your hair and skin type. Also, some razors you’ll find shave better ATG than others, it’s a matter of trial and error. I’ve tried all the hensons, and mild was my favorite one, paired with a feather blade. I get BBS, it shaves as close as any of the other aggressions with a feather blade and shaving against the grain.
They don’t makem like that anymore! Best option is to look into a custom boots maker like Nicks or Limmer, or even do a custom pair of Jim Green Razorbacks with a leather lasting board and midsole.
can personally vouch for the Razorbacks. Custom ones are obviously better but even the normal ones are great.
Reason 4 is always the most important lol. Drip is essential
Absolutely.
I request you stand on one leg, and cluck like a chicken.
What brand are these again? I couldn’t understand when u said the name lol.
They are Stellina boots!
@@Jaymarshands thank you very much and it’s a great video btw, keep at it and you’ll get better and better.
Thank you! I also have several other videos on these specific boots if you want to know more about them. Just search 'vintage boots' on my channel and they should come up.
@@Jaymarshands I think I will thx again
Love my Fabianos! So many reasons for heritage boots! Don’t forget the stiffness is great for snow fields and crampons. Thanks!
Can you buy these online, if so where?
There are many examples on Ebay. Just search ' 'PMS Stellina Hiking Boots' and your size.
i think they’re similar to danner boots, but there’s many many different heritage hiking boots, jim green, nicks, whites, russel moccasin, those all come to mind i suggest you look more into them
@@jermnotgerm4do you know what brand yours are?
@@sacredsam6046 if you’re asking what i wear, it’s a pair of jim green numzaans, with the lugged sole, they make a lot of other boots as well for very respectable prices.
@@sacredsam6046if you’re asking what boots i wear, it’s the jim green numzaans for me, they make a lot of different boots for very reasonable prices, i love mine
THANK YOU for making this follow up video! Those are certainly getting a workout. I noticed the same thing about comfort with my vintage Vasque boots fro 1976. Extremely comfortable to wear and to walk in. I just bought a pair of Merrell MOAB 2 Ventilated hiking shoes (low) for walking my border collies. They are supposed to be like slippers on your feet. BS!!! My feet are killing me after only 2 hours of wear. Especially the balls of my feet. The leather on your boots finally absorbed all of that wax, and the color lightened up quite a bit. Not the scratched up areas, but the leather higher up on the vamp. It will be interesting to see how those scratches recover. Again...THANKS for this video. Enjoy your boots!!
I appreciate the comment! I have another hike this weekend that I am super excited about. I may even make a video on it.
Is yours mild or
Cut your nails lol
all the ropes seem like a hassle just free solo that xD
Nathaneal has before😭
I’ve looked at the Henson and the main thing for me that puts me off is you have to buy effectively 2 razors in my case the medium and the aggressive if you want a really close shave and they’re not cheap razors to buy. I currently use a Feather Artis club razor DX which requires patience and a different skill set if you don’t want to end up looking like a product from Sweeny Todd. I also use the Feather DE bamboo shaft infused with resin which is great for under the nose, I like to collect proper razors and change every so often. For me wet shaving is a nice way to relax and time to think and reflect. Top tip from my grandmother never use a cutthroat razor to shave if your in a bad mood - cheers nan 👍🏻🩸🩸
I had the same problem I changed razor blades much closer shave
Bro this is great im a V3 climber at best and seeing someone practicing everyday going through the journey is inspiring
Thank you
I'm currently also looking to up my game. Did you try different blades / technique? Also I wonder which electric razor you use(d)? Funny to see Chester at the end 😂
Also, as others said, blades do really matter. You can check out Henson's website where you can see the blade exposure range, with different blades: Mild: .0007" - .0014" [.018 - .036mm]
Learning how to maintain tension is honestly a big help. I'm also a begginer but cutting my feet less has helped eliviate my hands and arms
Def could work on some footwork drills on some easier climbs, using your feet and hips to create momentum will help you improve alot and will allow you to climb for longer each session.
Thank you!
I'm too old to climb. Stopped by to hit the like button. Waiting for the boot follow-up.
How old is too old to climb?
@@Whackin nearly 70. Still walking and hiking. When arthritis hits, you'll stop climbing too. No hand grip. No finger strength. Wait for it!!!
How's the framework holding up. I'm so excited to get mine
It's awesome. The battery life feels shorter than other laptops but other than that it's the perfect laptop. I might make a follow up video soon.
@@Jaymarshands Is that with or without the gpu
@BSingh-on4qr without. It will last a school day but I absolutely cannot miss a night of charging
@@Jaymarshands That's good for me
Mate if you want best shave you've ever had get Aylsworth Apex SS razor. I'm confident you'll be satisfied. I have had many razors and this is the best one yet mild feel, smooth, comfortable on your face, very efficient. 😉 To dispose blades cheap and safe use an empty can of coke.
If you have the time, I would really like to see how these boots look several months after oiling. Even a short with close ups would be good. THANK YOU!!!
I might make another video on them because I just did a big hike and I want to talk about it.
@@Jaymarshands Sounds good. Looking forward to viewing it. Thanks!
Your Stellinas lightened up since you oiled them. They turned out great.