Top products from r/FortCollins
We found 22 product mentions on r/FortCollins. We ranked the 46 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. CH Hanson 03040 Magnetic Stud Finder
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Number of reviews: 1
Small and compact, easily fits in pocketPowerful magnets allows hands free use2 way level for ease of markingNo batteries required. Scan Depth: 1 inchSoft grip for easy grabbing and gentle touch
2. HAIL PROTECTOR SUV2 Size Portable Cover System for Truck, SUV and Van
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SUV2 Size is SOLD OUT. Don't Buy the Next Size Up, It Won't Work. "America's Best Car Cover Stops Any Size Hail too" Six Sizes with FREE SHIPPING. Select Size in "pull down" Above. Protecting Thousands Worldwide from ANY SIZE HAIL. HAIL STORMS occur while you are at WORK, at HOME while your vehicles...
3. Sevylor Fish Hunter Inflatable 6-Person Boat
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
2 tunnel chambers add lateral stability on the water2 inflatable seats, 2 fishing rod holders, chafing pads, and gear bag4 swivel oarlocks; works with outboard motors up to 3 hpHolds up to 1,200 pounds; measures 11' 9" by 5' 7"; 90-day warranty
4. TV Antenna - RCA Outdoor Yagi Satellite HD Antenna with Over 70 Mile Range - Attic or Roof Mount TV Antenna, Long Range Digital OTA Antenna for Clear Reception, 4K 1080P
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Enjoy top-rated HDTV network programming on channels like CBS, NBC, FOX, ABC and more; Your favorite shows for free (no more cable bills) with no monthly fee or subscription; Great complement to streaming players and dependable backup source when storms knock out cable or satelliteReceives TV broadc...
5. Lansky 4 Rod Gourmet Crock Stick Sharpener
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Two 9" long medium grit alumina ceramic rodsTwo 9" fine grit alumina ceramic rodsSharpens and polishesConvenient rod storage in solid hardwood baseLexan Handgaurd
6. RESCUE! WHY Trap for Wasps, Hornets, Yellowjackets – Hanging Outdoor Trap
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CATCH ‘EM ALL – Unsure if your problem is Wasps, Hornets, or Yellowjackets? The WHY Trap from RESCUE! attracts all of them, so you’ll never need to identify an insect. Simply hang outdoors and watch them pile up.HOW IT WORKS – Its unique dual-chambered design uses three attractants to catch ...
7. Sawyer Products SP544 Premium Insect Repellent with 20% Picaridin, Pump Spray, 4-Ounce
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Number of reviews: 1
Long-lasting repellent effective against the Yellow Fever Mosquito (which can transmit Zika Virus); 4-ounce pump sprayReviewed by Consumer Reports as the Fisherman's Formula in its list of safe and effective insect repellents (February 2016)Fragrance-free topical insect repellent with 20% Picaridin ...
8. Kryptonite Krypto Series 2 U-Lock 4" x 9" with 4' Flex Cable Bracket
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Number of reviews: 1
Lock Size: 4" x 9" w/ 4' Cable<br/>Lock Style: Keyed
10. Intex River Run I Sport Lounge, Inflatable Water Float, 53" Diameter
Sentiment score: 2
Number of reviews: 1
Have fun floating in the pool or at the lake with the Index River run IDesigned with a built-in backrest for easy cruising and a mesh bottom that keeps you coolAn all around grab rope is included for ease of use53 inches Diameter circleMesh bottom to keep coolBuilt in backrest for comfort2 heavy dut...
11. Liquid Ass
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Number of reviews: 1
Liquid Ass is made in the USA and never ships from ChinaHighly concentrated, super-horrible smelling fart spraySmells like Ass; Only worse30 milliliter (1 fluid ounce) size enough for many room-evacuating emissionsExcellent for the office, the ex & the neighbor. Let the games beginSimple application...
12. The Absolutely Worst Places to Live in America
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Number of reviews: 1
13. Avon SKIN-SO-SOFT Bug Guard PLUS IR3535® Insect Repellent Moisturizing Lotion - SPF 30 Gentle Breeze, 4 oz
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Suitable for the entire familySpf 30 Water ResistantHelps prevent sunburnPABA FreeNon greasy formula helps replenish moisture and leaves skin soft and smooth
14. The Traditional Bowyer's Bible, Volume 1
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
15. Basic Matrix Algebra with Algorithms and Applications (Chapman Hall/CRC Mathematics Series)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Used Book in Good Condition
16. Cache La Poudre, Big Thompson (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map (101))
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Cache La Poudre/bg Thomps #101
17. The Truth About Marijuana: America's Snake Oil
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Number of reviews: 1
Used Book in Good Condition
Now reporting back! We went on Thursday (6/27) afternoon and did the Filter Plant Run recommended by RyanSmith.
The run is easy to get to; it's just a straight shot up Poudre Canyon Highway. Drop your chase car at Picnic Rock (there was no fee for this) and continue up to Gateway Park, about 2 miles or so up the canyon. There, you can either drive down to the banks and pay five dollars (self-serve) or park above for free. Actually, you can pull over just about anywhere there's a pullover area and start your run there, but we paid the five bucks, which puts you pretty much right at the river's edge.
Gateway starts you out in relative calm, followed almost immediately by some fast water. The water was very cold at first-you get used to it quickly! We were using these Intec raft-things, but of course plain inner tubes would be just fine. We also had life-jackets, as recommended, and for that we were grateful. I'm a strong swimmer and accustomed to swimming in rough water and I still found it challenging when I flipped my raft trying to get to the bank to wait for my partner to catch up.
It being the middle of the week, we had the river to ourselves for quite a bit of the ride, with an occasional fisherman and other tubers thrown in. My guess is that the weekends are a different story...
The run itself was lots of fun, with moments of genuine thrills, and interludes of calm, slower moving water. We did not get out at any point during the run, as the water was plenty deep the whole way. I would recommend bringing a paddle or finding a stick that you can use to give a little bit of control/rock-avoidance capabilities. Make sure you get out when you get to Picnic Rock, as there is a dam just fifty yards or so past it, and you do NOT want to go over that!
The whole thing was three-and-a-half hours or so from the south end of town to the river and back, and at a cost of maybe ten bucks or whatever for parking and gas, a bargain.
Highly recommended. We will for sure do this run again. We are really grateful to everyone who helped in this thread, and I hope my report here helps someone else out.
Those are all good starter hikes. Depending on the shape you're in, I'd go with a progression of something like Devil's Backbone->Arthur's Rock->Horsetooth->Grey Rock. There's lots and lots after that, but those would be a great start.
Please make sure to look up the 10 essentials, and have a general awareness of where you are. Also, pick up the correct national geographic maps and learn how to use them.
You can pick this up at REI: http://www.amazon.com/Poudre-Thompson-National-Geographic-Illustrated/dp/1566953901
I do it myself, I bought a ceramic stick sharpener off amazon (this one, although it appears to not be around any more -- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001KN3OLI/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1).
It's super easy, like 10 minutes. Hold the blade vertically, and let the mount do the angle as needed.
Probably would pay for itself after one or two paid-sharpenings.
The Meadow by James Galvin isn't about Fort Collins per se, but is an outstanding read on the history of the settlers in the Red Feather/Livermore area. Highly recommended.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Meadow-James-Galvin/dp/0805027033
Second what /u/arjalon said, plus keep in mind that 99.999% of woodworkers aren't bowyers. Some guys might be able to make you something that looks like a bow, but it'd likely snap the first time you drew it.
If you're interested in making one yourself, the library should have(or be able to get) The Bowyer's Bible, the authoritative work on the subject.
Anyone know if an inflatable fishing boat is something to take down the river? Specifically, this one.
Wife and I have never gone down it, but we've had this boat for several years now. Any idea where a good place to start would be?
It's about 20' high and pretty clear LOS, except for a bunch of trees and reception is noticeably better on clear days after leaves have fallen. It's a very small and cheap antenna by the way but does the job, I had the same one when I lived in an apartment and mounted it on my porch and it was good there too. Perhaps the signal will be weaker in your case due to the building but you never know until you try...do the DIY antenna and see what happens.
Avon Skin So Soft Bug Guard is my favorite.
I'm halfway through this book and find it inspiring:
https://www.amazon.com/This-Naked-Mind-Discover-Happiness/dp/0996715002
> Zircon stud finder
I am a very handy person and those things suck. Get a magnetic one and use the tip about outlets and you should be good.
E: I have this one: https://smile.amazon.com/CH-Hanson-03040-Magnetic-Finder/dp/B000IKK0OI/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=stud+finder&amp;qid=1558706765&amp;s=gateway&amp;sr=8-3
Here ya go!
Already said you can PM me /u/GoldenBullNards
https://smile.amazon.com/Absolutely-Worst-Places-Live-America/dp/0312351518?sa-no-redirect=1
Greeley is in there.
Got just the thing for you.
https://www.amazon.com/Hail-Protector-Portable-Cover-System/dp/B07PQPQXW9
lol holy shit https://www.amazon.com/Freebird-Scabs/dp/B000S2T35I
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what am i looking at here? and why is this cd $200
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0015KG5NK/ref=pd_aw_fbt_86_img_2?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;refRID=JNHG6EVR5MKD14KQMPQR&amp;th=1
This spray has worked really well for my GF and she's the mosquito queen. Also on mobile, so sorry for the ugly link.