20 Best Zero For 308 (2022 Updated)

These things are extraordinary! I’ve had ‘Big Brand Premium’ tyres before, but found they generally tended to be over-priced, noisy, and either slide in the wet or squeal in the dry at the first hint of a push around a corner.

But these things!? Wow! There’s a roundabout near me in the middle of nowhere – large diameter, 3 lanes, clear visibility all the way round and to all oncoming roads/junctions so minimum risk to anyone else on the road – that I use ONLY in the dead of night to see what new tyres will do.

On a previous car with softer ‘high performance’ tyres of equivalent size I managed a constant 40 with some squeaks and complaints, and 45 before the tyres started to give in. In this heavier car, with these tyres, I had to stop at 55 because my neck hurt – and they were still asking “Faster.

?” And a recent ‘Emergency Evasion’ across 2 lanes to avoid an aquaplaning, spinning Van on a Motorway in near Monsoon conditions demonstrated they’re just as good in the wet. No squeals, no dramas, no fuss, very little road noise, just Incredible! Pay that little extra for the brand – you won’t find them anywhere else at a lower fitted price online, and you won’t get better service than their approved fitters – you will not regret it.

Just as described! I wanted to say Thank you for such a great deal and considering my offer. These tires are tires that can be trusted 100%. They are strong and design to last longer that others of this kind.

These tires are engineered to handle the road under dry or wet conditions with almost the same performance level. Also allow you to drive even when the tire is almost flat. What a great brand! Yes, they are expensive, but I believe they are worth the money.

I dive 100 miles daily and after a while year, I am still riding on the used ones and still perform like a champ. I totally recommend this product!.

I’ve only had the tires on the car for like, 2 weeks – yet 4 or 5 emails later, I feel pressured to review. Mainly, so I can stop receiving emails to review the product. Give some peeps a couple of months to really experience the product before asking for reviews! Tires are smooth, very quiet, and no slippage on wet pavement – unless you really give it.

Dry driving on the highway doesn’t allow for the best straight-line drive – there are always adjustments while on the highway. Maybe that’s what makes a great summer tire though. On the streets, I feel like I’m on train-tracks.

Such excellent grip. Rolls over bumps the way my OEM tires couldn’t. They look a little thicker too. I have no idea how good the treadwear is this early.

Humminbird has missed the user-friendly mark by going to the mini-SD card platform. The Helix 7 combo for which I purchased this Zero-Line card is the fourth Humminbird that I have owned. I have used SD cards on three of the four units that I have owned too.

Normal SD cards are easy to handle; Mini-SD cards are too small. They are difficult to insert in the tiny slot, but that is not the worse part. I have to use tools like tweeters or tiny screwdrivers to remove the card from my Helix unit.

Did the card work? Yes, but it is a pain to insert and remove. I did talk to a Rep at Humminbird and he said he experienced the same issues with his Helix 5 unit.

I bought this about a month ago. I fish in the arrowhead of Minnesota 5 days out of the week and it has been a key piece of equipment for putting walleye in my boat. I have been able to map out hidden rock/sad bars that many people without auto chart will never know about with out a humminbird! I have noticed that I cannot map large rocks in shallow water under 2 feet of water because the transducer sends singles that is is deep water when it’s a very large rock/rock in shallow water.

I also notice that this piece of equipment does glitch some days. But I recommend it to anyone who fishes a ton!.

To use the data you need to by a program that comes with this card. Wish they would make that clear, on the box it says to use Autochart to Convert it to detailed maps but fails to mention anywhere that that is a paid program.

Do not buy this, get the $200 autochart software it comes with one of these cards and you will have the software to use it. There is Autochart LiveShare but that is garbage, it just over lays the data on google maps and doesnt really present it in a way that is useful for anything.

Day 2 with this thing. 1st day, it was already showing a full charge. I put my phone on it and a small external battery to test out its 2 USB ports and within 5 minutes, it was out of battery!!!!! Then, today, I put it out smack under the Arizona sun and it overheated within minutes (shows all flashing lights and won’t charge).

It’s been 4 hours since that and I’ve put it in a less hot area and it’s still showing 1 dot of charge. Not sure what happened to Goal Zero. These “new and improved” solar panels and battery packs are worse than the old ones.

And, despite already being proprietary and not being compatible with any other batteries, they changed their input/output holes so you can’t use one battery with all solar panels. For instance, my older Boulder 50 won’t charge this because there’s no way to plug it in.

What kind of greedy capitalist nonsense is that, Goal Zero! I give them ZERO stars tbh. I guess they’ve now achieved their goal!.

I have been buying Goal Zero Flips for years and needed a waterproof power bank decided. The Venture rechargers offered both a good performance, IPX7 rating, and were built solidly so I got both a 35 and 75.

Quality is really good, these are rugged, well-designed, rechargers with fast charging. At first I was sceptical about the plastic cover, thinking it might come off due to use. However, almost after a year of fairly regular use, I haven’t had any problem with it.

The only downside of the Venture 35 is that, though relatively compact, it is on the heavier side. It is a somewhat reasonable tradeoff for ruggedness. It still would nice to see a lighter and more compact Venture 25 version with 5/6000 mAh to have a more lightweight option.

Got this to replace the old Goal Zero Venture I had (the old green Venture 30), which lasted for like 7 years! I loved that Goal Zero. I got this one to replace because it finally started to not carry a charge (I still use it, but as a “splitter” to plug multiple devices in one outlet when I’m on the road and need to charge multiple things and I only have one charge port in my car).

This GZ works just as great. It’s a little heavier. I’m not sure about the big rubber Plug they have on as a protective cover. I can see that falling off eventually. But I like that all the ports are in one spot on this device as opposed to 3 different sides.

really good results with this toner! it did feel as there was a little sticky residue after applying but once i put my serum and moisturizer it was all good and went right into my skin. it’s really helped with my combination skin and has made my breakouts decrease a lot, really loving it so far.

reasoning for the 4 stars instead of 5 is just that it has a very weird alcohol smell. smells like rubbing alcohol and i’m not a fan lol, but it works great on the skin and i’ll definitely repurchase.

I love the Origins brand and the ingredients in all of their products. So this also holds true for this toner. I know that I have the freedom to experiment a little more so with anything they create because I’m never going to be putting anything on my face from Origins that will hurt me in anyway.

I would recommend this toner specifically for use in the summertime or in areas where there is a lot of heat humidity. The mint saw palmetto make pores skin feel super cool and refreshing! It also gives you an incredibly deep clean feel.

I think this product would actually make for a perfect facial mist to refresh and wake yourself up during the day. Unfortunately for my own usage, swiping on a toner through my day isnt an option since I have a full face of make up on.

I apply toner directly after washing my face AM PM prior to using essence/serums. It helps me to get the best PH for my skin to maximize the benefits of the treatment that follows. For my personal needs and my routine this wasn’t appropriate.

There are much better options for what I’m looking for. But, if you are looking to refresh throughout the day because it’s hot or you get oily and sweaty, this would be a great solution!!!. ***If you are like me and can’t be rubbing off makeup, try putting this stuff in a misting spray bottle to wake yourself up! I also felt that for my skin type this was too dehydrating, or maybe it just wasn’t moisturizing/hydrating enough Since after every use my skin would feel tight unlike it does with other toners.

I started playing this a couple of weeks ago, partly on my own, and partly with a couple of friends. So far Im really enjoying it. The game has a full day/night cycle, and the visuals, although not cutting edge, can be very attractive at times.

A lot of the buildings are copy and pasted, but for me this isnt a problem: since we are in a particular area of Sweden, it makes sense to me that there would be a lot of houses with a similar layout and design.

As far as the gameplay goes, it is very lonely, particularly if you are playing on your own, rather than cooperatively in a group of up to 4 people. Set in an alternative 1980s, the story of why everyone is dead, and what has occurred, is delivered environmentally through written or typed notes, answering machine messages, and so on.

I actually love the loneliness. One of my favourite early PS1 games was the original Tomb Raider: I adored the feeling of exploring deep underground, with only wolves, bats, and, of course THAT large lizard for company!.

You can find weaponry and other items in the environment. The weapons are fairly standard, with pistols, assault and sniper rifles, grenades etc. However, you can find gas bottles, car batteries etc, which can be shot for massive damage, emp blasts and so on.

Stealth, and usingthe environment cleverly, are definitely to your advantage. The standout feature of the game is undoubtedly the enemy machines. There are several types that you face, from very small to absolutely huge! The way they move feels authentic, and they demonstrate an intelligence that is unusual in this type of game.

I have also heard that they can learn from your tactics, which will make them more effective against you, although I cant verify this as yet. This brings me to the stellar sound design. The noises the machines make are otherworldly, and to me it sounds like they can communicate with each other.

They are genuinely creepy, as well as being highly dangerous! This is backed up by an excellent electronic soundtrack that channels Terminator. Overall, this is an excellent and somewhat unique game, that I am thoroughly enjoying playing.

I havent bought the DLC yet, which adds two extra areas, new machines, and NPC survivors, but once Ive finished the base game, I definitely will!.

WARNING: THIS GAME DOES NOT COME WITH IN-GAME DLC This game is super different and fun, the atmosphere is unique, the map is super big. the enemies aren’t predictable. its challenging, but worth the patience.

Combat is very new compared to other FPS games. The items that come with the game are very new. The box is nice and smooth. The game has minor glitches but that’s what patches and updates are for. This game is more meant for teens and adults.

The game is complex. its not simple in any way. it feels and plays simple, but in reality its challenging and complex. But if you or a family member is looking for a game that is out of this world. Then this is the game for them.

I bought this game blindly. I hadn’t seen any advertisements nor reviews of this game before purchasing. After about 3 hours of playtime I have to say that I am enjoying it a ton. I did eventually look at some reviews from critics after and I don’t personally feel it deserves the low scores.

At best I would give this game a 7/10. The only minor flaws I’ve encountered are the sometimes repetitive missions and robot designs, and the map can be a little unclear at times, but the action is awesome, the weapons look great, the music is cool, the story is cheesy but fun, and the graphics are really good.

You can upgrade your character and you find pretty cool parts and attachments for your weapons as you progress. The battles can get intense, and one of the best features in the game is the animation of the fire blast from the weapons.

Neat design, makes the game feel a little different than a lot of the other FPS out there. It’s a robot takes over the world game set in the 80’s. You play as teenagers trying to figure out what’s going on.

It plays like an 80’s SciFi movie. You can play solo or with a group. I definitely recommend playing with friends if possible. Overall if you can find this game at $30 it is definitely worth the price.

Worth a pick up and play!.

I changed dry food because they were getting bored with their old stuff, so I decided to try Rachel Ray Nutrish Zero Grain because it’s one of few dry brands that doesn’t contain any chicken anything.

When I opened the bag, I noticed that the color of the kibble is nearly black! It is also very small. I tried it anyway and mixed it with a little bit of the Evanger’s topper. They refused it, so I threw it out.

The next night, same thing. The next night, just dry, no topper. They’re not having it! I’m on a limited budget, but I try to get good quality products for my dogs, and I have one that has a severe allergy to chicken and wheat and wheat gluten, which makes it very difficult for me to find something that he can eat and that they both like, because my female doesn’t have allergies, she’s just extremely finicky! Seriously, what’s a mom to do?.

I used to buy this brand for my Labrador when I didn’t have time to go to the pet food store. The ingredient list is decent. While I feel a raw or at least grain free diet is preferable, I was just reading about a heart condition dogs can get from eating dry zero-grain dog food.

It has something to do with the lack of sufficient taurine in the diet…I need to conduct further research on this topic to fact check, but apparently there are Facebook groups about this topic with thousands of complaints.

Who’s to say it really has to do with the grain free aspect—don’t all dog food certifications require sufficient taurine content and isn’t taurine a vital component for cat and not dog food?? Plus I’m always concerned about backlash from competitors and the status-quo about any movement that is alternative to the capitalist-inclined corporations who only care about their loss of profit when a new and healthier idea emerges? In other words, perhaps this anti-grain-free alarmist information is false news.

Anywho, dry kibble in general isn’t the best for dogs. It’s severely over processed and dehydrating for dogs. But sometimes you need the convenience of a bubble…if only healthier dog food weren’t so expensive in general…and that is one strength of this brand.

As far as grain-free goes, this brand is one of the most affordable and decent ones out there—for a grocery store brand.

I’m only on my second bag of this food, getting ready to start on the 3rd, but my 4 year old GSD seems to really like this and it seems to be agreeing with him -so far. I’ve been through multiple, and I mean multiple dog food brands, flavors, grain inclusive or free, LID that either he didn’t like, caused vomiting, diarhea, weight loss, greasy ears, paw licking, poor coat quality with weight loss, smell funny, caused severe tummy growling, and/or gave him gas and anal issues.

Some he liked, they just didn’t like him. Both higher and lower end/priced dog foods. But he took to this food right away, giving him a nice coat, steady weight, and a willingness to eat. Plus, it doesn’t break the bank.

And so far the kibble from each batch has looked consistant, unlike another brand that always looked different and had me questioning there quality. As long as the quality stays consistant, no formula/ingredient changes, and it keeps agreeing with him and he likes it then my search for dog food will finally be over.

I hope. And thank goodness, no chicken or poultry at all.

Was happy with the tires when installed in the summer. Great on non road surface no slip so didn’t rip up my wet lawn etc. happy with its traction in snow. But if it’s icy out or there is an ice base under the snow they are horrible.

My stock tires that came with my truck had better ice traction. And with a 96 rating for ice I would expect much better. Will not be putting these tires on my next truck which is dad wanted them for a real long time finally but the bullet and purchased a set only to be left disappointed.

Excellent on and off road rubber boots. Low road noise but plenty of tread to keep you out of trouble. I would also encourage anyone buying tires at Canadian Tire to purchase the warranty. I’ve run over a piece of angle iron puncturing the sidewall twice.

Warranty covered 4 new tires each time with my part being balance and installation. Win win in my opinion.

I just switched to this brand. I won’t say what brand I have fed my dogs for over 30 years but suffice it to say my previous dogs lived to 14 and 15 years old. So, I didn’t have a problem with it until it wasn’t available at the store.

I bought the Rachel Ray food to carry my present dog over. He loved it. When feeding time came, he would start doing circles and jump for joy. Not to mention his stools were far healthier. I am hooked, Rachel Ray’s dog food will be the main stay for my 1 yr.

old Jack Russell.

First and foremost, the price cannot be beat! I opted for this bundle over the 306P bundle for more headroom in sound. Second, despite the crazy winter freeze we had, my order arrived at a decent time frame in CA.

Now on to the items. THE SPEAKERS: 5 Stars. Very robust and well built. I might’ve bought more that what I needed (maybe I should’ve gone with the 306P bundle). But nonetheless these speakers are well built, has some decent weight to it, and the option of either a 1/4″ or XLR input is a plus.

Volume adjust knob is your basic 0-10 scale. I have these set to 6 with my DDJ-SX3 main volume and EQs at 12 o’clock. it is plenty loud at that level. You will need plenty of room if you are planning on using these as “book case” speakers.

THE STANDS: 4 Stars. I think the platforms are a bit small for the speakers imo, but they still hold and support the speakers just fine. Although a bit teeter-tottery, they work well (they are sitting on carpet).

Centering the speaker on it allows for a decent stand. The base weight will do well for speakers of this size and smaller. Adjustments are easy. Having a safety pin is a plus as well. However, be careful that you do not over tighten the knobs, or you can potentially strip the threads.

THE MOPADS: 3 Stars. I am using them now. But honestly, I do not think they do too much at the volume I have them at. I can see them working better if the volumes are higher. But for now it is a meh for the pads for me.

So i am satisfied with them. What they do add, is a larger platform for the speakers to sit on. THE TRS CABLES: 5 Stars. What DJ will not appreciate an extra pair of audio cables? These cables come in handy for when I actually need to use the 308Ps as monitors once I start gigging again.

My DDJ-SX3 has dedicated outs for monitors and these TRS cables are an appreciated addition. A great bundle at a great price! Pick it up when they are in stock. They sell out fast so do not ponder on whether you should get them or not.

GET THEM!!!.

A big complaint about these monitors is their lack of sub bass. If you’re buying these to produce HipHop or electronic music these may not deliver the sub bass frequencies you need unless you couple them with a separate subwoofer which was a little unexpected given the 8 inch drivers.

The only slightly annoying thing about these monitors to me personally is the mild droning between 125 and 135 mhz. That being said, Kicks are punchy, high hats sound crisp and bright, and vocals mix well with the rest of the sound.

Perfect for mixing things like rock/metal, country, or voice over work.

OEM Tire for 2018 F-150 Limited. After 25k mi with rotations they will not pass inspection. In light snow they loose grip when new and cannot climb the slightest incline. Embarrassing that your tuck is being passed by a Honda and cannot get up the hill to the traffic light without 4 wheel drive.

In heavy snow, you have to just keep going and slow way down for any turns or you will find out what the term “understeer” means as you plow toward the outside of the turn and whatever is there or beyond.

In the summer they are fine, unless it rains. They break loose easily under heavy acceleration on dry pavement in a completely stock truck. No spirited driving on these in any condition. Off ramps must be taken near recommended speed or they will start squealing.

On the plus side, they do give ample audible feedback before breaking loose on dry pavement.

Warning – wear on these tyres is poor. If you want 80,000km from a tyre, this isn’t the right tyre. 30-35000km maybe. Also – sometimes there can be a developing ‘roar’ – easy fixed; rotate front-back.

BUT! – grip in wet clay is inexplicably good. Braking distance – you only have to avoid one accident to pay for the tyres, perhaps several times over. I’m guessing they improve braking distance by at least one metre (100kmh panic stop).

Grip on gravel is good. Grip on dry bitumen is ‘almost road tyre’ good. Wet bitumen: this tale: Driving a friend on a wet day, a series of roundabouts. Suddenly he said, “Gods! – what tyres have you got on this thing” (Land Rover Freelander2)”! My SUV – would be sliding all over the road at this” (unspectacular) “speed!” He used a hard, 80,000km rubber.

The Freelander was originally fitted with Geolandar ATs – my first replacement 100,000km ago I found these Pirellis and I’ve never bought anything else since.

Worst experience ever. Still trying to get the wheel balancing right. Car shakes between 100 and 110 k/h Same tire, same car and can’t get them balanced?? Very dissatisfied and will never recommend your service or your fitters.

Booked for assessment with alternative tyre supplier and the f we find the tyres are seconds will be asking for refund in full. Disappointed!!.

This card has been a stellar pickup for me. Its stock performance at default settings was a bit lower than the average for 3080 12GB cards, though still a lot higher than even a good 3070 Ti card. The reason for its performance not being as high as some others is because, like its predecessor the 10GB Ventus model from MSI, it features a rather low power limit compared to its direct competition.

The 10GB had just 320W to work with, while this card has 350W, and that is a hardware-enforced limit so it isn’t something you can just drag a slider to overcome. So, being that its performance by default is power-limited, how can you get better than stock performance without the usual route of running more power through it and overclocking? The answer lies in undervolting! A process that is safe and effective, placing no additional load on the GPU and in fact making it run cooler, with less power usage at a given clock speed.

Not every card will have the same undervolting performance, but the process of finding your card’s efficiency point couldn’t be easier. You can see my attached screenshot for my voltage curve and resulting 3DMark scores for my MSI Ventus 3080 12GB 3X Plus OC, about 5% more than I got with it stock with better thermals and power.

Its stock boost behavior tended to stay in the mid-1800s or low 1900s while drawing a full 350W at 1. 1V for its highest clocks. Undervolted, its clock is stable at or around 1995MHz at. 9V, which has proven stable for my chip in all testing and all gaming applications including raytracing-enabled and advanced DX12 games.

This stability lets it achieve greater performance while drawing typically lower wattage and also therefor lower temperatures. The lower temperatures are also related to its boost stability, as nVidia’s boosting algorithm takes temperature into account.

The only downside to undervolting is that it takes a moment of your time and some stability testing, that’s it. Unlike overvolting which places additional strain on components, this actually lets them do their job under even safer conditions than stock! Before you start, run a benchmark at its stock settings so you can get an idea of how high it wants to boost.

You will not be able to exceed its stock boost behavior, which might use a voltage as high as 1. 1V, with your undervolt, and in fact will probably need to use a lower clock than that, so keep that in mind.

My card would boost to 2040Mhz at stock, but only for a split second as it would quickly become power limited and downclock further. But, that gave me a good idea of what a realistic goal should be as I undervolted: definitely not quite that high.

Once you’ve got an idea of what it does stock, get started: 1. Install MSI’s excellent “Afterburner” software, and set a clock offset of -260 right off the bat in the “Core Clock MHz” box on that software, and click the checkmark “Apply” button, to the right of the floppy disk-looking “Save Settings” button.

That will set the voltage to a very reasonable curve right away, close to the stock boost frequency from nVidia’s design. 2. hit “Ctrl+F” to open up the Voltage Curve editor. You want to find the vertical line corresponding to.

9V, and (using either your mouse, or your arrow keys) move the frequency point at that. 9V line up to a reasonable setting. Because my card did 2040Mhz at 1. 1V, I first tried moving this to 1935MHz, which it easily achieved in testing.

Set your card’s frequency at. 9V to something reasonable based on your own card’s stock clock, and hit the “Apply” checkmark. That will automatically change the rest of the curve so that it now uses that voltage and under for its clock rates, and never exceeds.

9V. 3. If stability testing does not result in benchmarks failing to run or crashing, congratulations, you’ve got a working undervolt! Test in some demanding games, titles that use DX12 and Raytracing, and if you get stable performance without issues or crashing, you’ve just saved power and gained performance.

4. Now, you can start to tune the performance level up. Boosting works in 15MHz increments, so move it up 15MHz at a time, repeat testing, and find what level of performance you can get at. 9V – well below stock voltage, and thus at a lower power usage overall with better temperatures.

I found my chip remains perfectly stable and has performance improvements up to 1995MHz at. 9V, which was good for a substantial performance gain over the stock settings as it will dial into that clock speed and stay there for the duration of gaming, instead of throttling! Other voltages may work, but with only 350W, “less” can be “more” for performance.

Remember to use the floppy disk-looking “Save” feature to save your resulting profile to one of the numbers on the right of MSI Afterburner to easily apply it again later, or even at startup. I hope this review has been helpful to others who bought this excellent value card.

I wish you all success and happiness getting the most from it!.

I will be honest. After doing a lot of research I wasn’t set on getting this MSI card. It has had some mixed reviews and wasn’t the top recommended card. This card and the price , although still a bit high was closer to my idea of fair price and it was in stock so i bought it.

I have seen MSI put out a few bad mother boards and cards over a few years but also have seen them fix those issues and put out some highly praised mother boards and cards. I have been gaming for 20 years so i have been around and seen the good and bad.

It happens to best of manufactures and it is what they do to fix quality control that counts. I bought a Tomahawk mother board after Hardware On Boxing did a review and showed MSI really stepped up and made a better board then last before.

So I am hoping this card will hold up and time will tell. I have only had it for about 2 weeks so I will definitely keep this review updated. Card work out of the box and is running 4k maxed above 60 fps all day long and temps and other are great with factory settings.

I wont over clock it or even tweak settings as its doing everything I want with out a fuss. So It is new but so far so good.

Some games just run bad with these 30 series cards. I’ve tried 3 different cards from different manufacturers and they all run bad. I’m not sure if this is due to poor drivers from NVIDIA or something on Windows conflicting with the games.

But man, you’d think these new 30 series cards would blow games out of the water, this isn’t the case. Some games do run fine though. While others like Dying Light 2 do nothing but stutter. I’ve tried several different hardware configurations and nothing has resolved it.

I’ve tried countless of suggestions and solutions to no avail. The card itself is nice in terms of build and isn’t too much of an eye sore. I prefer MSI cards over other’s to be honest. So I don’t think this is a manufacturing issue.

I mean for such a high price for these cards, I expect more in terms of performance.

I got these to replace my Goodyear Eagle GT’s (the older cooler looking ones – no mileage warranty). The tires look exactly the same. They were installed yesterday and grip like a vice! Very happy with these tires … but ask me how they’re doing in 10,000 miles.

The tires for being so cheap are overall great! The only thing is their a bit nosy on the road, the tires make a hum sound that is low to moderate. To me it’s very noticeable compared to my old tires that I used for 4 years.

I hope this review helps.

These are Ultra High Performance directional tires, when used on an AWD, these are super sticky and the traction is par none. Much quieter than the Federal tires I had on previously.