Do Straw Toppers Fit Stanley Cups: A Size and Fit Guide
Key Takeaways In most cases, yes. A topper made for a 0.4 inch straw fits the straw supplied with a large insulated tumbler. The cup model is not what decides it. The outside diameter of the str...
Straw Toppers: What They Are, What They Fit, and How to Choose
Key Takeaways A straw topper is a small cap that slides onto a reusable straw. It keeps dust off the mouthpiece and makes your cup easy to spot when five identical tumblers are on the same table...
Do safety pins ruin running shirts?
Key Takeaways: Yes. On technical running fabric the holes are permanent. Cotton closes back up, performance knit does not. Four pins per race means four holes each time, in the same general are...
Where to pin a race bib, and how high it should sit
Key Takeaways: Put it on the front of your torso, centred, with the bottom edge roughly at the bottom of your ribcage. Fasten all four corners. Two corners is the reason bibs flap. Do not fast...
Safety pin alternatives for race bibs, compared
Key Takeaways: There are six realistic alternatives to safety pins for attaching a race bib. Ranked by how well they solve the actual problems: Snap-and-lock bib fasteners (bibSNAPS). No holes, ...
Marathon Month: The Gear Runners Actually Trust on Race Day
September marks the start of marathon month for a huge share of the running calendar, with Berlin, Chicago, and a wave of major fall races all lining up over the next several weeks. It is also the...