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Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel Game™
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Great Game for my 3 year old
By Mel
from Waikoloa, HI
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
Comments about The Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel Game™:
This game is great for my 3 year old. It was a Christmas gift. We are learning to take turns, work on fine motor skills and reinforce colors and numbers. A bit concerned the playing pieces will not be durable enough to last.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Cute and Fun!
By Eve
from Chicago, IL
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
Wonderful game that I played with both my kids (ages 14 and 6). If was fun, engaging, and each game lasts just long enough so they don't get bored. Quality is great and the design is really cute. I would recommend this to friends and family!
kids loved this game
By Susie
from west bloomfield, mi.
About Me Grandparent
lots of fun and good strategy for the kids
Watch out for those Squirrel Storms!
By charliesmom2006
from St Marys, GA
About Me Education Oriented, First Time Parent, Stay At Home Parent
ADORABLE GAME!!! The Squirrel Squeezer is very helpful with fine motor skills. My son got a kick out of the Squirrel Storms when ALL MY acorns would get blown back into the tree.
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HUGE hit!
By eonail
from Rolling Meadows, IL
About Me First Time Parent, Working Parent
My son is just shy of three years old. He really won't sit still for games so I asked my friends for some game advice. Anyone who owned the Sneaky Snacky Squirrel game higly recommended it.I received it in the mail and as soon as I opened the package my son was all about it. We opened it and I read the directions. It was very easy to understand and the rules made sense to my son as well. We played for over an hour straight that night!Since then he asked to play the game almost daily. He understands it, it's fun for him, and it keeps his attention for a good amount of time.Big hit around here!
Cute & Fun
By K
About Me Working Parent
Our 3.5 year old received this as a gift and LOVES it. The quality is wonderful and it is a super cute game. We always recommend this to family and friends.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Excellent First Game
By Sonja the Montessori Home Schooler
from Chesapeake Beach, MD
About Me Education Oriented, Grandparent, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
As a Montessori teacher and mother of 7, I have seen quite a few preschool games in my time. This game is by far the best one I have come across. I gave it to my 2-1/2 year old granddaughter for Christmas and she absolutely loves it. She can't follow all the rules yet but she can coordinate the squirrel and the game is helping her to learn her colors. She understands the concept of taking turns and spinning the spinner before she selects an acorn but doesn't always select what the spinner indicates. She plays it her own way and we all have lots of fun playing with her. She is also working on just matching the acorn colors to their corresponding holes. It is educational on so many levels, durable and fun too!
Great for 3 year old!
By Ella's mum
from Ontario, Canada
About Me First Time Parent, Stay At Home Parent
My daughter loves this game:)
GREAT family game!
By sarah
from PA
About Me First Time Parent
This is a great game! Well made and easy for 3 year old to understand the game! She loves landing on the sneaky squirrel!
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This game is adorable and easy to play!
By Yammy
from Reading, Pa.
About Me Education Oriented, Grandparent
I use this with my pre-k class and with my grandson. We all love it. Easy to learn and play. Great for fine motor, counting, color identifying and turn taking skills.
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Go Long + Vote (See Jane Wear)
45 comments
- RosaLovesDC said...
Aww, the last picture is so cute.
I love the maxi skirt on you. I am still a little hesitant to try it on me, but maybe once the warmer weather gets here, I might give it a try.
- February 15, 2011 at 5:55 AM
- Brenna said...
Before I even saw your post (just the picture), I thought wow she is ready for vacation! Love that look!
- February 15, 2011 at 6:00 AM
- Closet Fashionista said...
Love the outfit!
and awesome, I voted for her! One of my friends entered last year and he almost won...I was so sad when he lost XD
- February 15, 2011 at 7:14 AM
- Lynzy said...
I think the maxi fits you just fine ;) I am extremely jealous of the warm weather that you got to enjoy, I am so ready for spring! I voted for your friend, hope she gets it!
- February 15, 2011 at 7:59 AM
- Taylor said...
SO CUTE!!! And I agree you look stunning, more are needed!!!!! So glad you got to enjoy some warmth!!
- February 15, 2011 at 8:47 AM
- Krystal said...
I'm so glad the planning trip went well, how fun!!! I might need a maxi skirt :)
- February 15, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- Lisa Fergus said...
Love this look! You look amazing!
- February 15, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- corksandcaftans said...
you did it and it looks simply fabulous! I think it makes my mood different to wear them, too.
gorgeous photos! and I laughed, b/c i bought that madras shirt for Rob :)
onward wedding ho!
- February 15, 2011 at 9:28 AM
- Laura J said...
I have been hesistant to try maxis as well- because I love minidresses so much! Your look is very fresh, esp. love how the belt pulls everything together
- February 15, 2011 at 9:29 AM
- FRANKIE HEARTS FASHION said...
You rocked the maxi girl! Love it with the striped top too. And the scenery looks absolutely incredible!
- February 15, 2011 at 9:30 AM
- Marie a la Mode said...
Beautiful photos! And you look great in your maxi skirt. Makes me want to bring out my maxi! Even in the snow.
- February 15, 2011 at 9:46 AM
- Nikki said...
You and your fiance are ADORABLE!
Love these pics from Mexico, looks like you had a wonderful time.
Just voted for your friend!
have a great day!
- February 15, 2011 at 9:52 AM
- Valerie said...
You totally rock the maxi skirt, AJ! These pictures are so pretty, it looks like a beautiful place for a wedding. Just voted for your friend!
- February 15, 2011 at 10:09 AM
- Leah said...
You look so effortlessly gorgeous! Jealous! Good luck with the wedding planning.
xo L
- February 15, 2011 at 10:15 AM
- Christina said...
This is exactly how I plan to wear my maxi skirt come summer. I love the way you styled it!
- February 15, 2011 at 11:08 AM
- Julie and Lauren said...
You look great in a maxi! Just voted : )
- February 15, 2011 at 11:25 AM
- Kate said...
Aw, you look so pretty! And you got to wear your sandals!! Woohoo! I'm with you, I haven't tried a maxi skirt yet, I have no idea how it will look on me, but this def makes me want to give it a try! Maybe this spring, once all the snow is gone and I don't have to worry about dragging it through slushy puddles! ;) Glad you had a nice trip, lovely!
- February 15, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- Alicia said...
You look SO great in maxi skirts - you definitely should invest in a few more :) And Mexico looks gorgeous, ahhh, I want a vacation now.
- February 15, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- Laura said...
Aww what a pretty couple! And I love your top and skirt. Great look!
- February 15, 2011 at 1:24 PM
- Josie said...
You two look gorgeous! And you look so chic in this maxi skirt and that pretty striped tank -- especially with those stunning sandals! Glad all went well in Mexico, dear!
xo Josie
- February 15, 2011 at 1:33 PM
- Catita said...
maxi skirts are so fabulous! love your casual look ;) and you make a lovely pair!
- February 15, 2011 at 2:29 PM
- Hayley said...
so cute. love the pop of orange
- February 15, 2011 at 3:25 PM
- minnja said...
you look great
Love ♥♥♥
- February 15, 2011 at 3:29 PM
- Adrianna Traxler said...
very cute comfy look.
- February 15, 2011 at 3:51 PM
- asequindressatbreakfast said...
oh pretty girl! please share more mexico pics! and of course after the wedding you better post every single pic! (i'm not joking) would have LOVED to have you with me in nyc last weekend-mark your calendar for fall now and it's a date! :)
- February 15, 2011 at 4:19 PM
- She Wore It Well said...
The outfit and the setting are divine. Perfect!
Not a fan of maxi skirts myself (can't pull them off) but you most definitely can!
- February 15, 2011 at 4:58 PM
- Collette Osuna said...
LOVE the maxi skirt..and you look great in it!!!
You guys are sooo cute too:)
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- February 15, 2011 at 5:12 PM
- Collette Osuna said...
LOVE the maxi skirt..and you look great in it!!!
You guys are sooo cute too:)
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- February 15, 2011 at 5:12 PM
- Freelance Shop-A-Holic said...
You make me want to go on a hunt for a maxi skirt! I will def keep my eye out after these pics! Supurb...
- February 15, 2011 at 6:28 PM
- Anh said...
Maxi skirt + Anna = perfection. Yes, do go out and get some more! They're made for you! =) Glad to hear the trip went well!!
- February 15, 2011 at 7:33 PM
- Becca [Free Honey] said...
Well despite your reservations, the maxi skirt looks great! I've been looking for one recently, but haven't found the right one yet. I'm glad to hear you enjoyed mexico - I know via twitter you were a little sick in the lead up to the trip. I hope you didn't let that get in the way!
- February 15, 2011 at 7:49 PM
- Caroline said...
You are beautiful!! That is such a gorgeous outfit on you. XO!
- February 15, 2011 at 9:21 PM
- this free bird said...
i'm scared of a maxi, but i wanna try! you look so great and relaxed and WARM. happy to hear the plague got burnt off from the salsa!
- February 15, 2011 at 10:12 PM
- TheChambrayCountess said...
That outfit is cute in general, but in Mexico-- perfect! I am glad you decided to rock the long look and your belt is perfs.
I "became a fan" of Kate, tell her good luck!
- February 15, 2011 at 11:06 PM
- His and Hers said...
I've never been much of a maxi girl either, but recently have been lusting after them ~ especially as the weather turns toward Spring temps! Love the maxi look you pulled together! Looks fab on you!
- February 16, 2011 at 9:50 AM
Are you at the Four Seasons in Punta Mita? I was there last spring and it was amazing! Gorgeous place to have a wedding! Congrats
- February 16, 2011 at 10:51 AM
- Anna Jane said...
Hi @anon - close...St Regis Punta Mita! Good eye! Yes, it was my second time there and it's possibly the best place on earth. My wedding won't be there, but in a nearby town of Sayulita. I love the whole Riveria Nayarit area!
- February 16, 2011 at 11:31 AM
- Ana said...
love this outfit!!
- February 16, 2011 at 6:02 PM
- Santina said...
Hey, I know that street! Happy Sayulita treated you well. I have to admit that maxi skirts scare me, too, but you look great!
Ummm, basil mojitos are delicious. I think they pretty much guarantee a fabulous wedding!
- February 16, 2011 at 7:00 PM
- Annie said...
aww i LOVE your outfit here!! that last pic of you 2 is sooo cute :)
- February 17, 2011 at 8:49 AM
- Katherine Sawma said...
Thank you Anna and followers for your votes and support of my STA Application. Made my day!
- February 20, 2011 at 12:02 PM
- Meg said...
Amazing outfit. I'm so in love with it - I've been dying to wear a maxi skirt like that!
- February 21, 2011 at 10:27 AM
- Eule-Lilaanaa said...
great look
- February 23, 2011 at 5:09 PM
- Crystalin said...
so freaking gorgeous! and yay, for the maxi skirt, love the color :)
- March 21, 2011 at 4:52 PM
- Kristin said...
I love maxi skirts...they're so effortless and comfy! Looks like you had a great vacation :)
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The purpose of this study is to evaluate whether overall survival for the trabectedin group is superior to the dacarbazine group for patients with advanced L-sarcoma (liposarcoma or leiomyosarcoma).
Advanced Liposarcoma or Leiomyosarcoma
Drug: Trabectedin
Drug: Dacarbazine
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Randomized Controlled Study of YONDELIS (Trabectedin) or Dacarbazine for the Treatment of Advanced Liposarcoma or Leiomyosarcoma
- Overall survival [ Time Frame: Approximately 3 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Progression-free survival [ Time Frame: Approximately 3 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Time to progression [ Time Frame: Approximately 3 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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- Duration of response [ Time Frame: Approximately 3 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- The number of patients with adverse events [ Time Frame: Approximately 3 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|June 2011
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|November 2015
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Experimental: Trabectedin
Drug: Trabectedin
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|Active Comparator: Dacarbazine
Drug: Dacarbazine
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- Treated in any order with at least an anthracycline and ifosfamide containing regimen, or an anthracycline containing regimen and 1 additional cytotoxic chemotherapy regimen.
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- Prior exposure to trabectedin or dacarbazine.
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- Known central nervous system metastasis.
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Australia: Department of Health and Ageing Therapeutic Goods Administration
New Zealand: Health Research Council
South Africa: Medicines Control Council
Brazil: Ministry of Health
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Advanced Liposarcoma or Leiomyosarcoma
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Neoplasms, Adipose Tissue
Neoplasms, Connective and Soft Tissue
Neoplasms, Muscle Tissue
Alkylating Agents
Antineoplastic Agents
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|21 in.
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This Craftsman dual stage snow blower tractor attachment was invented forbig jobs, like sloping driveways, long roads and big lots. Forget the shovel and walk-behind, this powerhouse takes care of winter's messfast. Once this snow blower attachment is connected, just start that engine and moments later you'll be throwing snow in a 25–40 foot parabolic arc. This rugged steel wonder is built to chew-up whatever winter sends your way.
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- 12 inch diameter serrated input augers
- 5 inch diameter rust resistant poly chute
- Fits all Craftsman and Husqvarna tractors (except zero turn, rear engine riders and CTX series)(refer to fit up chart)
- Operator can adjust pitch and rotation up to 180 degrees of chute and deflector from tractor seat
- Raise and lower attachment from tractor seat
- Rear wheel weights and chains required (sold separately)
- One time installation of mounting brackets to tractor frame - no tools removal and install of snow thrower once mounting brackets are in place on frame
- Skid shoes are adjustable for different types of surfaces and are replaceable
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In the Fall of 2011 I went shopping for a snowblower for my Husky LTH18538 lawn tractor. I went to my local Hometown Sears store to view a floor display and found that none were out on the floor. The manager advised he had one in stock and that was in a seal carton in the back. Manager did not want to open the carton to view it so I took the 45 mile ride to a REAL Sears store to view the blower on display there. I subsequently purchased it along with the wheel weights and chains. *****
Prior to installation I took the time to sort out all the parts. This was a great time saver during assembly since there are parts included for various models that I wouldn't be using. Quite impressed with that fact. (Make a point of saving the extras just in case you ever wish to re-sell the blower) I assembled and installed the blower over the course of two afternoons. Estimated time was between 8 and 10 hours. I found the instructions were well documented and the project was easy for anyone mechanically inclined with the proper tools. Mounting the unit to the tractor is two man job, but one person can get it done with a little muscle and some maneuvering of the unit. I did touch up the paint where it was worn from shipping and from scratches during my assembly. *****
I waited just about all winter to get a good snow fall in which to use the blower. In my area of Wisconsin, it was getting an unusually light season for snow. What snow came was in the 1 to 3 inch catagory and hardly worth blowing. Finally, on February 29th we got 7 to 9 inches of the heavy wet stuff. As a proud poppa I got on my tractor and engaged the blower. For the first 3 feet I blew snow 30 feet. Then I hit the hard stuff and that was it. The blower stopped and the belt flew off. Re-installed belt, same thing happened when I hit the drift. Re-installed belt and this time it flew off when I engaged the blower. I then parked the unit and inspected it for the problem. I found that 3 of the 4 studs that secure the Idler Bracket (part #24281) had sheered off. Either the bolt studs were stressed due to being over tightened at the factory or they were of poor quality. I contemplated calling Sears for warranty service, but figured they would just replace they with similiar questionable studs. I wound up drilling out the studs and replacing them myself with machine harden bolts. *****
Finally re-assembled, I got on my machine and went back to the task at hand. During the repair it had started raining and the snow was even more wet and dense. Due to the wet heavy snow I had to go at a slow speed, but the blower performed well. I was shooting snow and water 20 feet without the unit ever plugging up. Impressive. Overall, the blower reduced my snow removal time by 2/3's and it will be interesting to see how it performs with a normal snow fall. ******
Other than the incident with the sheered studs, the unit appears solid and of good construction. Time will tell how well the unit holds up with continued usage.
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A WALK BEHIND BLOWER MAY BE A BETTER CHOICE I picked mine up from a sears outlet for $700. I would of never paid $1200 for this. It is overkill for what I need but I wanted it. If you are not handy just buy a walk behind blower. The only issue I have is the lifting part when you don't want blower to touch ground. it lifts crooked and not all the way up. Its big and hard to move around in tight spaces. You really need weights and chains. Im 260 lbs and tires still spun with chains I added weights later on If I had to make a choice again I would of bought a nice walk behind
Victor, MT
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I purchased this on the 2104 MT winter. Assembly was time consuming but with good instruction until the part where the auger belt is tensioned. My first time I believe the belt tensioner was wrong, my fault and the belt came off. It was worn and reusable. then I tried again and the belt broke but this was a combination of a worn belt and tension pulley in the wrong place. I had ordered another belt and finally figured out the directions and the alignment of the pulley, "upside down in the instructions", now the thrower works very well and I clear a 1500 ft driveway and a 100ft circle with this and I leave 3/4 in clearance under the blower to account for the uneven gravel (skid adjust). It is very easy to get the auger tension pulley in the wrong place, you must match the diagram in the instructions and know how to visualize the diagram upside down. 5 deep snow removals and the belt is not wearing. In very deep and heavy snow the mower needs to move SLOWLY! and the belt is taking a beating BUT IT WILL HOLD!. I will report on the status at winters end. I throw heavy snow 30 ft and light stuff even farther. Im happy, check that you have the belt aligned properly with the proper twists and direction in the pulleys. Im sick of removing snow but my friends have no place to put theirs with a plow removal system. I DID BUY AND EXTRA AUGER BELT, JUST BEING PREPARED.
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Had to remove dozer blade and brackets from my 27 HP Sears Professional tractor before installing the snow blower brackets and snow blower. Works very well so far. You will get a lot of parts in the box which you won't need. Instructions are not perfect but you must know which type tractor you have, manual or automatic is very different. Took me about 5 hours to remove and install. A deep socket rachet set is helpful. Now I need the tractor cab because the wind will make you look like a snowman.
Bushkill, PA
via sears.com
I used this blower for 2 years and it worked great until this year. It seems that any snow level over 6 inches is too much for this to handle. Even in 1st gear it bogs down and the auger belt falls off. One time it jammed itself behind the large pulley and bent one of the idler pulleys, now I need to order a new sheer pin, belt and pulley. I would not recommend this blower, I think the dozer blade would do a much better job.
Lake Zurich, IL
I had waited to purchase this for years, waiting to get the right tractor. I have my blower attached to a GT6000 and so far it has more than met my expectations. We have had over 50 inches of snowfall, which is a record. I even hit a pair of pliers, and had a giant electrical cord wrapped up in the augers. Didn't even break the sheer pin. The pliers did terrify me as they jammed into second stage auger and immediately stopped the engine. Miraculously, nothing happened. The installation might be a challenge for those not mechanically inclined. I've seen a lot of complaints about the installation. I definitely think any loss of stars due to difficult installation just isn't warranted. There are about 27 short video tutorials that guide you along every critical step! I found it amazingly helpful, and used my tablet in the garage. If you find it difficult then I suggest hiring someone capable. I actually enjoyed it. Overall I love this machine and look forward to using it for decades!
West Warwick, RI
via sears.com
First year with this item. Instructions were very difficult, hard to install the unit on the tractor. The belts will not tension correctly and keep throwing. We've had 3 major snowstorms since buying this and I've had to shovel each one out by hand because this does not work. I never should have sold my walk behind snowblower for this.
Andover, NJ
Overall, the snow blower has good power. However, installation took me about 5 hours. There is also an interference with the lawn mower deck attachment on just one side that forces me to remove a hitch pin attachment for the snowblower to put the deck back on. Finally, the worst part of the design is the chute made of plastic. Complete garbage on a 1200 dollar item. It's flimsy and in cold temperatures I've had it pop right off the snow blower.
Mattawan, MI
via sears.com
I've had it for three winters. No thrown belts or issues at all. I think it may be up to the tractor that you are putting it on. It takes about 3 - 4 hours the first time to install, but only about 1 hour each year for the reinstall. I have just cleared my driveway of drifts that were in the 4' range. If your tractor is up to the challenge.. this is the blower for you. You will need to add chains to your tires and weights. I did not add wheel weights, but I did had the weight that attaches to the back of the tractor. Overall it is fantastic.
Willowbrook, IL
via sears.com
While pricey, I would recommend this product to anyone who has to battle snow jobs. I've had the snow thrower for 7 years and have never have had any problems outside of spinning tires [that's with a 20 inch and a couple of 10 inch snowfalls]. Chains and wheel weights are a must! I have had problems with traction, but hopefully my wife will cook more bacon :). There is a fair amount of work for initial installation, but the time savings pays off over the years. Also, with this part comes installation parts for several models. I kept [and labeled] all the extra parts and it paid off as I upgraded tractors and needed to reassemble using the extra parts to a different body style. I give this product the highest rating possible due its ability to do the heavy duty work it is designed for successfully. I would say that making purchases at this company is somewhat confusing as they continue selling off stores [hardware, outlet, etc...], so make sure you know who you are dealing with. Hopefully "Fast Eddie" will spin off the Craftsman brand so they can continue to manufacture quality products supported by more reliable retailers.
Sparta, MI
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have had this and it is working good. We have had more snow in Michigan then in past years. So far so good. Was missing some parts when I went to install it but called the number and they had them here in a couple of days. Just make sure you also buy the wheel weights and chains. I did not and had to wait for them to come in.
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Castelli Sorpasso Bib Tights $189.95
Do the work now, reap results when it counts.
Imagine being able to ride in cold weather with clothing that emulated all the best features of your summer-weight kit: bibs that didn't restrict breathing, a chamois as good as the one in your best shorts, and lightweight materials that didn't feel bulky or restrictive. The Castelli Sorpasso Bib Tights are part of Castelli's Rosso Corsa line of products, and as a result, they get the Italian manufacturer's very best treatment in materials, design, and fit.
The Sorpasso Bib Tights begin with Castelli's top-of-the-line Progetto X2 pad, the same pad found in their best shorts. The top layer that contacts your skin is a made from a seamless, four-way stretch microdenier fabric designed to move in harmony with your body and eliminate the chafing that can come with materials with too little stretch. It receives an antibacterial treatment and is bonded to a variable thickness pad made from multiple density foams; the result is a smoothly contoured pad that places the firmest foam where support is most needed. Perforated inserts help to relieve pressure on the sit bones and perineum -- just where riders experience the greatest pressure.
The front of the tights are cut from Thermoflex Core Due to keep the wind out. This two-layer material traps air in a hollow-core layer of polyester while moisture is transported to the outer nylon/Lycra layer where it can evaporate. A simpler fabric, Thermoflex, is used for the portions of the tights not exposed to the wind for greater breathability. Giro++ grippers keep both the bib straps and ankles in place. It's rare to find bibtights that are this light and this warm.
Like the bibs in the Rosso Corsa line, the waist of the Sorpasso Bib Tights is cut very low to eliminate restrictions on breathing caused by pressure on the belly.
The Castelli Sorpasso Bib Tights are Black/white and are available in six sizes from Small through XXX-Large.
- Hollow core fibers trap warm air and move moisture better than traditional fibers
- Progetto X2 chamois keeps your nether regions comfortable on long rides
- Ankle zippers make the early-morning dressing routine a little easier
Tech Specs
Size chart
|35.5 - 37in
(90.2 - 94.0cm)
|37 - 38.5in
(94.0 - 97.8cm)
|39 - 41in
(99.1 - 104.1cm)
|41 - 43in
(104.1 - 109.2cm)
|43 - 45in
(109.2 - 114.3cm)
|45 - 47in
(114.3 - 119.4cm)
|29.5 - 31.5in
(74.9 - 80.0cm)
|31 - 33in
(78.7 - 83.8cm)
|33 - 35.5in
(83.8 - 90.2cm)
|35.5 - 37.5in
(90.2 - 95.3cm)
|38.5 - 40.5in
(97.8 - 102.9cm)
|41 - 43in
(104.1 - 109.2cm)
|36.5 - 38.5in
(92.7 - 97.8cm)
|38 - 40in
(96.5 - 101.6cm)
|40 - 42in
(101.6 - 106.7cm)
|42 - 44in
(106.7 - 111.8cm)
|44 - 46in
(111.8 - 116.8cm)
|46 - 48in
(116.8 - 121.9cm)
- How to Measure:
- For best results, take measurements over your underwear.
- Chest:
- Measure under your arms, around the fullest part of your chest.
- Waist:
- Measure around your natural waistline, keeping the tape a bit loose.
- Hip:
- Measure around the fullest part of your body at the top of your legs.
- Inseam:
- Using pants that fit well, measure the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg.
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Andreas Christodoulou
Initial impressions
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Used only a couple of times so far.... I'm 6'-1", 195 lbs, XXL fits well. Worn on cool overcast days, but not cold weather, was comfortable and did not feel like over-heating. Should be fine for colder rides. I find the quality average as some of the stitching was already coming loose. The chamois is ok although it seems to be positioned a little too far forward in the tights... I feel like I'm sitting off of the back of it on the bike and that there is way to much room and bulk in the front area. Decent value at the sale price I paid, wouldn't pay full price for them.
I totally agree with Andreas review. The chamois is placed to far forward. Feels like their on backwards.
Comfortable tights but stitching?
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These definitely fit tight. I'm 155 lbs with 32" waist so comfortably Med, but these are quite snug. Putting them on the first time I heard ripping - the bit of red piping across the belly ripped. I carefully hand stitched it and now they fit better...plus now I can stretch the front enough for a pee break.
Aside from that questionable bit of front piping, they are great! Chamois is comfortable and the tights have a great temp range. I've worn them from just above freezing to mid 60's comfortably!
I love this product
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I am 5"10 180 and I went with the XL (they were on sale). They fit well if not a tad long but I am very happy and just a little loose (room for a thin base layer when it is extra cold). These are my first pair of quality "winter" bibs and I extremely pleased with them. I use them from -12 - +6. I am now 100% comfortable in Canada's Nov, late Feb, Mar etc.
Dissenting vote. Not their best.
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
6' 186 lbs, size XL in these. I wanted to like these but they defied my attempts. I found oddly, that with the correct size - firm compression everywhere, the legs were slightly too short and also too big around at the ankle. No stirrup either. This is a bad combination as it feels way weird and guarantees they'll ride up. The cuff around the very bottom is this cheap flimsy material which I can't describe except to say "rubbery" and it isn't like the rest of the leg fabric at all. The tights look sharp but the Castelli Logo is just ironed-on vinyl letters which as we all know will come off one at a time and fairly soon your thigh look like the Wheel of Fortune board. I don't care about the logo and based on the nice fabric, I actually returned these for the knicker version. I reasoned that would solve the ankle issue as I suspect these were designed as knickers to begin with and simply duplicated in the long version with no thought going into it. I was liking the knickers but I found a stitching defect and those were last pair in my size. The shoulder straps don't impress me - same space material as the leg cuff but likely to work. The fabric itself is very nice and makes me wish they put more thought into these things.
I am 5-11 and 150lbs, size recommendatio...
I am 5-11 and 150lbs, size recommendation?
Wayne Christoffersen
You have about 2 inches and about 5-10 lbs on me and I would probably be maxing out the small. Depending on how you carry your weight the Medium would probably best fit you.
Gianni Versace
Progetto X2 pad is the very best!
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Love these bib tights! Great fit, comfortable to ride for hours. So good if you ride long distances as the chamois (pad) is Castelli's premium pad. I'm 5'7' at 165 lbs. 34 waist and wear a large in these as Castelli runs small so size up.
Joe C.
I'm similar to your size, and usually buy Large in Castelli clothing. How are the leg lengths of these for you? Good or too long?
Works and Look Great
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These tights are very comfortable once you get them on; very form fitting. I own two pair and just ordered a third. Luckily I purchased the first pair at a bike shop because they told me they were going one size up. I usually wear a XL but they said I should go XXL due to the Castelli's are one size down from what is advertised. I first tried them on at the bike shop. It was a task getting them on the first time. It was like that commercial on TV of some women getting into skinny jeans. I did hear a stitch or two pop. However once I got them on they were very comfortable. I just received the 2nd pair from Competitive Cyclist and there was no stitch popping. They feel really great once you get them on. Just remember to look at the sizing chart very closely because most likely you will have to go one size up.
Simply Amazing
I was going to purchase a pair of cold weather tights and just throw them on under my shorts but I decided to go with a full tight set up - bibs and all. These bibs have fit the bill perfectly. The tights don't restrict my motion at all. They are quite warm and have a soft lining on the inside which hasn't chafed me yet. They're the perfect weight for Seattle's winter weather (~low-high 40s). Additionally, I have yet to try a chamois better than Castelli's Progetto X2 Air (although I haven't tried an Assos chamois yet). I have a very bony butt and need a really good chamois in my bibs/tights. This chamois stays in place and holds well on the seat and on your butt. The only thing I would change about these is that I wish they had the little foot-wrap to help keep the tights down. They do ride up like half an inch or so when riding, but its really not much. Overall: these seemed a little pricey to me first.. but they are well worth the money!
PS: Castelli has a European fit. As a general rule, go up one size from your regular size!
Great Cold Weather Bibs
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
So I'm into my second cold weather season with these tights, and they are the foundation for my cold weather riding. First of all a comment on the size, I'm 5'9", 145 - 150 pounds, and 32.5 inches in the waist. In general, I wear size L Castelli's, but in this case the mediums are a perfect fit. As JDHP437112 said, these are like a skin suit so don't get them if you don't want that effect and feel. I've worn them down to 28 degrees, at which point I felt the cold but was not affected by it, through the 30's where they excel, and into the mid-40's where I still don't feel overheated by them. I love the straps - the smooth lycra is comfortable, and has plenty of flex to move when I do. It can feel a little tight when I first put them on, but once I get into riding position I don't notice them at all.
So far these have been very durable. All my bike clothing goes through a delicate cycle with a little detergent, then hangs to dry, and these still look new as they move into season 2.
And best of all, my wife likes how I look in them, although maybe that's not the bibs.... :-)
Great if you want to advertise for Caste
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
Caveat, I only tried these on, so take this review for what you will. I ordered XL, I am 6'4 with a 34 in waist, these were way too tight in the shoulder straps, so I sent them back. Several things that struck me about them: they have knee vents. I dont know about you, but I have never said to myself when its 30 degrees out "damn I wish my knees were cooler, there is so much sweat down there I have to pull over." Second, the branding. I guess that is Castelli's thing, but I'm not sponsored by Castelli, so I feel like I should get something for advertising their brand while riding my bike. There are logos everywhere, not to mention the red beneath the black. If advertising what cycling gear you wear is your thing, these are the tights for you.
I'm going with more simplistic and functional on the next go-round.
Really warm and flexible
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This pair of bibs are perfect! It is made really well. You need to order one size up. I'm usually a Large, I weight 174lbs, 6"0 and ordered an XL, fits me perfect, zipper stay zipped, it is really warm and it does not make you sweat, I've used it in 21F to about 44F, then it gets to warm, but under those temperatures it has kept me warm, and the bibs are so flexible it is easy to pedal without being constrictive, you almost do not feel the bibs.
I've put them in the washing machine, under delicates, not too much detergent and washed them about 10 times, everything looks brand new.
Awesome Quality - runs rather small
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs small
Received the item very quickly! Great shipping. I am 5' 11", 172lbs., 31" waist and 41" chest.. item ordered was a Large, however the waist is very tight as was the chest.. exchanging for XL. Item quality, construction look and feel is really great and I am looking forward to getting the right size!!!
Love them. Really warm.
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift
I bought these for my husband. He likes them a lot. They keep him warm. No complaints.
Seam came loose
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs small
So after buying the bib tight, i try it on a 40 mile ride. overall the material keeps me warm. However, i do find that the size of the bib should be marked one size up. I am 5'11 and size M should be size S. After few more rides and machine wash, the seam on the right side where the white strip of fabric came little bit loose. I think it is because of the constant stretching. However, when you pay this amount of money, you should expect this last forever without any damage. I am please with the overall quality of the tight, just wish it is better constructed with one piece material. it keeps you warm for sure.
Debbie C
curious...What country are they made in?
They are made in Morocco.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Just right for a Seattle winter. It is all about the pad.
Oh yeah... these are good
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
These are great because they're as non-restrictive as bib tights can be, and they keep you not cold, and not too warm. I say "not cold" because I don't like gear that warms you up to a sweat.
I've ridden with them in 38F and 42F temps, and they are just right. I think they can be used down to freezing temps.
I'm 6'2" and 220lbs and the XXXL just fits. The XXL fit was okay but snug, except for the shoulders and waist, which were too tight.
These are exactly what I need to extend my cycling season another 2 months in Massachusetts.
These things rock!
In the winter cold of CT they have kept me warm...beware though they run small. I am 5'9" 162lbs and the mediums are like a skin suit.
Mainly a daily commuter
Does not live up to the hype...
These bibs arrived with great anticipation and expectations, but lived up to neither. The first pair had a pen tip sized hole on the bottom left leg near the zipper. Also, as I very carefully put the medium size (I'm 5'8", 165lbs.) on, I heard a ripping sound. Initially ignoring the sound, I went out for a ride and noticed the leg zippers refused to stay closed; they constantly migrated up. After the ride I inspected the bibs to see if I could find evidence from the ripping sound. Upon inspection, the stitching had begun to come apart at the seams along the waist.
BackCountry sent another pair. I took these out of the bag and didn't even wear them: the leg lengths were slightly different, and the emblems were already flaking off. I had the same problem with the third pair that was sent.
Despite my problems with this product, Backcountry showed exemplary customer service, shipping the replacements and ultimately issuing the credits when the products were returned.
I replaced these with De Marchi winter bibs, and they have been superlative. Not only are they designed in Italy, but made there also. The difference in quality is vast. It's a shame Castelli doesn't seem to have gotten a hold of quality control in the countries where they're having their products made.
Debbie C
Someone somewhere else has said Castelli is now made in China...is that true?
They are made in Morocco.
To Commuter. "Also, as I very carefully put the medium size (I'm 5'8", 165lbs.)" You may not be willing to face reality ;) but in no real world should a medium (anything) fit someone only 5-8 yet still 165 lbs unless you're pure muscle with no body fat. I wear medium in almost everything and I'm 5-11 158 lbs. Only smalls I wear are sometimes Arcteryx base layers.
Anyway, I agree sometimes the Castelli stuff is lacking quality. Thanks for posting the other brand to consider.
Mainly a daily commuter
Hi James,
I should have given more details about my physical size. I'm 5' 8" and 165, with a 40" chest and a 29.5" waist. Given these parameters, the product should fit.
Seems great but....
I ordered this due to the many great reviews. I wanted it for those in between temps this spring. Not 10 mintues after I placed the order for these Chainlove had the Castelli Ergo big tights for like $56. Plain Jane item but great reviews so I pulled the plug and decided to compare them to the much pricery Sorpasso. They arrived the same day and without riding them I can say the Sorpasso seems to be made of ever so slighty denser material up front. So I would expect it to be slightly warmer...possibly down into the 30s. The insert is also nice but the problem is there is around a $70 difference between the two items. The Ergo also is not a walking Castelli billboard which I like and at 52 years I only ride on the weekends during the cooler months so bibs are a low use item. Conclusion. Return the Sorpasso and keep the Ergo. When was in my 20s and not flyihng a desk 9-5 I would have kep't the Sorpasso's. I think they would be an awsome tight from 35 to 50F. As for fit on both the L did the trick. 6'0" 160 lbs 30 inch waist.
Debbie C
Yea, where does the time go?!
Awesome- bought two pair
I ride in temps down to about 40 degrees and usually used leg warmers. My Castelli (Duran) leg warmers are a slight bit warmer than these tights, but these are way more comfortable- no upper thigh cuff squeeze- so I use these almost exclusively now. Plus, as the day warms up, they are middle-of-the-road enough in warmth to have a broad comfort range. I have grown to like thin chamois, and this is a good thin one. Two thumbs up.
I didn't have the sizing issues described by many others. I'm 5'8", 155 lbs, 31" waist, 31" inseam, athletic build. More a crossfit guy than a biker. Read reviews and bought a Large, but it fit sloppy. Bought Medium and it fits great- snug but not tight. Length perfect. Only issues is with the straps, that feel a little short (I have to yard the bids up really well when I put them on, not uncomfortably, just deliberately) and they don't want to lay flat (want to roll), plus sometimes when taking off the bib the stretching makes disconcerting little ripping sounds down around the front strap anchor area, although in 20 rides I've seen no indication that anything is coming apart. On the bike, no issues with the straps- they disappear, just as one would hope.
Overall, love them. Just bought a second pair so I will never be caught without a pair because it's in the wash.


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Re: Soup's on!!
My favourite soup is leek and potato every time - so simple delicious and warming!
Here's a page with over 50 soup recipes on it, all with pictures which is a great help in deciding which to cook. http://www.cookuk.co.uk/soup-recipes.htm
#1022 Tue 07 Feb 12 9:52am
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Re: Soup's on!!
My favourite soup at the moment is a spinach and coconut soup - very easy to make, too! Melt a knob of butter in a deep pan, add a chopped onion, a couple of cloves of chopped garlic, and cook for 5 minutes, then add 500g spinach, a pint of chicken stock, salt, and pepper, and simmer for 2 - 3 minutes. Add a can of coconut milk (full fat one is best), bring back to the boil whilst stirring, then remove from the heat and blitz until smooth. Taste, adjust seasoning and serve
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olivia.. that sounds wickedly good. I will have to pick up some coconut milk and spinach now.
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#1024 Wed 08 Feb 12 12:22am
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Re: Soup's on!!
I cooked Beetroot soup , a few weeks ago. Nice, but I really worried when it left my system. Betanin, obtained from the roots, is used industrially as red food colorants.
You get the picture.
Other nice soups, my mother cooked me a lamb with pearl barley soup. Shoulder blade bone was used to god efffect along with trimmings. I used the rest for kebabbs.
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Re: Soup's on!!
I think my favourite all time soup is leek and potato - lightly pureed, so that there are still a few chunky bits of potato left. I tried a new soup on the weekend though and I think it's a winner. I made French Onion soup, but instead of using beef broth I used chicken broth (for my non beef eating daughter) to make up some of the body missing from Mr. Moo, I substituted in a red wine instead of my usual go to - Chardonnay. It definitely did the trick and both my daughter and I were happy campers.
#1026 Thu 16 Feb 12 7:18am
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soup before meals and eat dessert after a meal,Sounds good!
#1027 Thu 23 Feb 12 12:46am
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Right now, soup sounds fantastic!
#1028 Thu 23 Feb 12 8:45pm
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Re: Soup's on!!
Made a pot of Sup Ekor, a Malaysian oxtail soup. Love it!
http://ehoos.blogspot.com/2012/02/sup-e … -soup.html
I am going to start experimenting with Tom Yam, a Thai soup, in the immediate future.
#1029 Wed 07 Mar 12 6:55pm
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Tonight is stephanie's CREAM OF CAULIFLOWER AND LEEK
We are becoming soupe mad (only crazy before) and have found a handy site for soupes also cooked in the slow cooker...i know that very little imagination is needed to fill those soup bowls, the slow cooker has already made us some lovely mushroom and a great velout� of toamatoes...i would also one day try a ministrone.
#1030 Fri 06 Jul 12 6:38pm
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Havnt searched if this soup has already been posted, probably has but its so tasty and uses up all the radish greens/tops.
Radish fan soup
Preparation: 30 minutes
Cooking time: 20 minutes
(serves 4):
- 2 bunches of radishes
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- 1 onion
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- Salt (i dont) and pepper
Peel and mince the onion. Peel the potatoes and slice them. Wash the radish tops.
In a saucepan, melt butter. Saut� the onion without colouring. Add the potatoes and radish tops. Saut� 5 minutes together.
Add broth. Cook for 20 minutes covered.
Add the cream at the last moment mix.
Serve with croutons, i add paprika over the top too.


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120 views and 0 replies i figured someone would be able to help in this area.....
With the changes Blizz made to int and other base start to make them pretty basic and make game easier...... I am still at a loss for words towards bear tanking stats. I have been tanking for a while and gemmed accordingly to what was needed at the times. However now i am so confused as to what is best for us.
Agi = dodge + AP + crit instant gain to AP before vengence smaller health pool
Mastery = Better savage defense by X percent
Stam = Survivability + Vengance going higher + Bigger Savage Defence procs?
Stam guarenteed health giving me more ap due to vengence scaleing to a percentage of your health which translates into bigger savage defense procs? and more threat? but still has a build time
Crit = Higher chance to proc savage defense. Have to get a crit in between boss hits for mastery to be usefull on average i will proc a 10k - 15k absorbe. If i can knock that off every hit could out way gemming stam...help overall raid dps output. and improve threat
Effective HP by 10-15,000
Dodge = good against multi mob but I can only dodge a boss once before getting clobbered in the face for what whatever ammount of dmg he feels like. If RNG is against you you could techinically take every hit..
I am currently Stacking AGI / Mastry but am kinda just shooting from the hip as i am not a number cruncher and dont know what actually will benifit me most.
120 views and 0 replies i figured someone would be able to help in this area.....
Maybe because you posted this in the wrong section. If you want help you should have posted this in the HALP section.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
I see your point on it being HALP but it is also theory/mechanics. did not want a quip reply just some insight. have people done any research toward the avoidance VS. Effective HP for bears... as there has been a decrease in bear tanks reciently i still enjoy tanking and would like to be going for the right stats, However it is not a simple choice. As a bear we have the highesy HP of all tanks normally. Is the over all Stam gain from bear form enough to offset not having alot of mitigation by vengence being able to scale higher because it is based on your percentage of health. And would this gain in vengance scaling our attack power be viable due to savage defense working the way it does thus actually giving a bear avoidance.... i wish i only had to worry about block and parry and dodge..... but thanks for the attempt at clarafying my question it was very helpful lol.
Crit never effects your effective health. Mastery never effects your effective health. You are wrong on both counts there. Anything that is ever random is never considered part of effective health. The only thing which you mention effects your effective health is stamina. And effective health is largely only a concern for heroic raid content in cataclysm thus far. Outside of that context a balanced approach is recommended.
Dodge is the highest value secondary stat because it is the only true tanking stat that is a secondary stat which effects you. As such, any item which does not have dodge (which will basically be everything) will be reforged to have dodge on it.
Gemming and enchanting works a little bit differently because in that category you have the option of effecting primary stats as well. As a relatively simple rule, you will almost always go for socket bonuses. Red or Prismatic sockets you would generally gem with pure Agility. Blue sockets would be Agility/Stamina. Yellow would be Agility/Dodge. Meta is still Stamina/Armor. Though some flexibility is available in gemming, because generally you will favor your primary stat heavily. Stamina can generally be augmented a fair bit by tanking trinkets, as a druid you will favor trinkets with dodge or stamina unlike the shield classes which will often prefer a mastery trinket. Enchanting would also follow relatively standard tank priorities of Stamina and Armor where available and Agility elsewhere.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
thats a better response. i am not looking to run reg raids forever and i find that there are alot of people who are not very good at this game so if i can make it to where i am cake for even a bad player to heal then that would be my perferred route....
im not saying dodge is bad i dont reforge it off of my gear. Crit is random but how random this is my point there. between boss hits i only need one hit to be a crit and i just put up a 15k shield it is the same as a disc priest bubble or a druid living seed excetra. which is a reason they are looked at for tank healers they stop damage before it actually hits so you could effectivley say they increase a tanks Effective HP tank has 50k hp left gets hit for 51k but had a disc bubble on him he would live where he would have died before.... im pretty sure you are familiar in this concept and will not attempt to explain it further..
What im asking is more toward if you had enough crit you could possibly have that savage defense proc up more because it is activated by critical hits.... if you can keep it up i would say be good and increase overall HP i can hit a boss multiple times befoer he hits me but i only get one chance to dodge.. straight crit i agree would not be the best stat... so atack the hell out of AGI? to improve crit dodge and AP which may prock savage defense more. but does nothing for bad RNG. Im just trying to figure out the better of the 2 or if they are both actually equal. I keep seeing posts about stam stacking and how it is bad it that as critical for druids since agi is agi works alot for our mitigation regardless of if our gear has dodge on it or not.
agi > dodge > mastery > crit = expertise > hit > haste is pretty much the priority for bears. if you are transitioning into heroic mode raids then you should replace agi gems with stam gems until you get a few 372 pieces. i was full agi gemmed basically for h chim/h halfus/h atra until i got to h maloriak and found out tanking dark phases that i didn't have enough stam to survive a whole cast and the melee swing right after it. if all you are doing is 359 raid encounters then agi gemming is the way to go until heroic modes.
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Anything that is ever based on any randomness will never be included in effective health. Even if you had 100% crit and 100% hit, what happens if you get a boss that stuns you. Poof, now you don't swing, therefore you don't get that shield. Like Halfus Wyrmbreaker who repeatedly knocks you down several times in a row. What happens if he decides to take a swing at you before your swing timer is up after that last knockdown?
Random is random. Effective health is not random.
"In anything, if you want to go from just a beginner to a pro, you need a montage." /w TankSpot WTB Montage for Raiders.
I am not sure if anyone disagrees with you there, but it still increases survivability so it has value. It is considered mitigation, and that mitigation should be taken into account.
Crit for bear will increase Savage Defense uptime, increasing mitigation. Now I would not give that a huge amount of tanking value, but its another thing that makes agi slightly better then dodge. You are correct in saying that it is not Effective Health, but EH is not king anymore, its still important but its not the era of WotLC where if it did not increase EH it was not worthwhile.
To my knowledge EH only goes up with Armor and Stamina. In this current teir it seems mitigating (smoothing out your damage) is much more important then surviving as long as possible before a heal comes out (EH). Now obviously there is a bench mark EH value needed for many heroic bosses, but overall its mitigation that seems to be the key, once you hit the benchmark.
Cattebrie, Emerald Dream (US)
has anyone done the numbers for bear?
Fasc had a spreadsheet out a while ago but since he quit playing I do not think there is an up to date one.
Personally, while I consult spreadsheets, I just listen to my healers. It helps having 3-4 sets of gear so you can have every conceivable gem and enchant combo though
Also, druids have a very weird relationship with dodge. The more we get the more unreliable vengeance becomes making our SD lower, which lends itself more towards mastery since the more dodge we get the better our SD uptime is even at lower crit values.
All that said, it depends what you are raiding. What I did and what I think a lot of top raiders did was we started hard mode raids with mostly full 359 gear, with full stam gems, enchants, and 2 trinkets. As we started upgrading to 372 gear, the base iLvl of the gear made it have more stam ungemmed an unenchanted than a fully stamed up 359 item. So because of that we started using agi and mastery gems and enchants on the 372 gear, and were able to swap out out a stam trinket for an agi trinket.
The only fight you need full stam gems and enchants for is really heroic maloriak for tanking the black phase when you are immune to heals. (AND MAYBE omnitron and conclave if you are tanking the frost guy)
http://theincbear.com/ has a working bear spreadsheet
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Fujita H et al. – This study revealed that excellent short–term results were achieved by fixing the Exeter stem with modern cementing techniques for primary total hip arthroplasties in Japanese patients.
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