Posts made by scarfmace

@Jett129 the oral sex one? I believe it has been mentioned in this chat

Bump 225€ I'm sure somebody here will give this a great home

bump 250€

fyi, I used to have alot of XL Western shirts and switched over too XL Workshirts mostly instead of going XXL western.

Pricedrop: 275€

Thats a great cover up!

Nice! I've been meaning to get into sausage making for a while now. Seems like you nailed it

@Nik said in Tattoos:

@Matt thanks yeah me too. The same artist did the stairs and archway and I went in not knowing what I wanted and walked out not knowing if I like what I’ve got

While my sessions rarely start with the vision I originally had in mind, I’ve learned to fully surrender to the process. I trust his eye over my own expectations. As I always tell people: Polak gives you the tattoo you need, not just the one you wanted.

Did a 60K gravel ride yesterday, cold and dry. Spring feels like it's just around the corner.

Here some are better images

For those of you who don't know the brand:
https://www.13luckymonkey.com/products/ysabelle-1

If you know the Manila-based duo Dante Dizon and Noli Coronado, you know they don't do "mass-produced." The Ysabelle is a masterclass in their signature style—a beautiful, haunting blend of floral motifs and anatomical precision. It’s heavy, it’s intricate, and it feels like a modern relic.

Specs:
Material: Solid .925 Sterling Silver.
Design: Intricate "Ysabelle" floral/skull motif.
Weight: Substantial (this isn't a thin band; you’ll feel the silver).
Condition: 9/10 - Lightly worn with a natural patina
Size: 10
Asking price: 300€ (Paypal F&F - shipping Incl)

Managed to 'accidentally' ride the Muur van Geraardsbergen last week. To those who follow pro cycling: I apologize for disrespecting such a hallowed climb with my lack of preparation. To everyone else: it’s famous, it’s cobblestones, and it’s brutal.

This wouldn't replace the need to understand fabric characteristics, but it would bridge the gap between a spreadsheet and a real-world fit. Since IH already captures these measurements so accurately, we’re 90% of the way there. We just need a way to overlay that info.

I wouldn’t bring it up if I didn't think it would be a huge value-add for the customer base. Bike Insights (https://bikeinsights.com) is the perfect proof of concept for how well this works.

@goosehd this is exactly what I'm talking about, but more in general across all clothes. the Link is wonderful if you want to onderstand how a specific cut is different from the next, but if you look at 2 pairs of 888's in 21oz, one OD and the other Plain indigo, size charts for a size 33 will be different between the two. If you put the sizecharts for both pairs in an excell and let in generate an image you can overlay both and have a much more visual understanding of the difference.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been getting into cycling lately and stumbled across a site called Bike Insights. For those who haven’t seen it, they take frame geometries and turn them into "stick figure" overlays. It lets you visually stack two different bike frames on top of each other to see exactly how the angles and dimensions differ.

It got me thinking: Could we do this for Iron Heart gear?

We all spend a lot of time obsessing over size charts and comparing our best-fitting shirts or jeans to the new drops. Imagine if we could select two items from the IH database and see a visual overlay of the silhouettes. It would take so much guesswork out of the "Should I size up?" struggle.

Benefits would be:

Less "analysis paralysis" with size charts.

Visualizing the taper in different denim cuts.

Fewer returns/exchanges for the IH crew.

If that's the lunchbox, I can only dream of the lunch

I liked my first pair of Flower Mountain sneakers so much I decided to get a second pair for winter

I got the Flower Mountain x Dandelion Mountaineering Association - Back Country UNI

Sneakers in leather and waterproof technical fabric, with ultralight rubber sole and fluorescent compound. Part of the capsule created with the Dandelion Mountaineering Association.

I've been wearing them for about 2 months, they keep my feet warm and dry without overcooking them, something I've never had in a sneaker before.
also the grip is good on mud / snow and wet surface. In short, it's the best winter sneaker I've ever owned.

Hey @kiya , does Kei Shigenaga still make those silver rings with the inlays?

@Inorganic I've been looking for a vintage B3 for ages, I found one in a thrift store in Amsterdam a couple years ago for 100€ but it wasn't my size.

Great score! even better if its the right size, but you might get a good buck for vintage MIL stuff (A quick google search on the M-1951 pants reveal around 80$)