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Sturdy construction. Complete package with extra batteries. Fast, full, and simple UI. The image quality is amazing as expected from a 4K camera, and you can even record in 4K at 120 fps. The night shots are not that great but OK. I usually have it mounted on the handlebars of my bike where it filters out vibrations incredibly well. At maximum resolution, the battery lasts about 40-50 minutes. It doesn't heat up particularly (compared to some GoPro models that I've heard get very hot), but the truth is that in the summer we'll see how it performs when the temperature reaches 40. At this time of year, even if it wants to, it doesn't heat up easily because at 10-15-20 degrees it cools down and doesn't have time to heat up.

I don't know if I fell into a bad case, but I have never seen a bigger piece of... alarm. The pandora eumoto is in a different league. Where should I start:
1. The remote. You can't check the status of the alarm without pressing a button that will communicate with the alarm or make some change on the remote. So if the alarm goes off, as a warning not normally, the screen turns off and when you press a button (with the above limitations I mentioned), it doesn't show why it went off. You don't know if it's the tilt or if someone moved it.
2. It goes off for the slightest thing. The bike is just sitting there, not even touched by the wind, and every little while you hear the warning as if someone moved it. I went to see what was going on and it goes off because, as I said, you can't understand from the remote unless it goes off exactly when you're looking at it, and there was nothing. I thought maybe a cat, but after a while it went off again in front of me without anyone touching it or anything.
3. After breaking down the above and trying to see if the sensitivity is at maximum (it's one step before maximum), I went and kicked the front and back tires a few times to see if the warning sound would activate. Nothing, guys. While it can go off by itself, when I bang the bike myself, the alarm doesn't notice. It needs a lot of force to activate. So the sensitivity level is not the issue.
4. The turn signals don't blink no matter what I do.

Cost of purchase and installation 300 bucks. Wasted money. A thousand times better with pandora. What did I want the changes for... Stay away, guys! Don't even get close to it.

Boots! The most comfortable boots I've ever worn. I have Forma, Dainese, TCX summer and winter boots. The best boots I've ever worn. They don't pinch the foot, they don't bother the Achilles tendon, if someone has such a problem, you walk comfortably. I wore them for 16 hours straight and they didn't bother me at all. In Greece, they are very expensive. I bought them from FC Moto on sale for €110. They were worth every euro. I recommend them.

Very nice boot. I bought it from Motokinisi in this olive color. I went on my first trip on Sunday. About 550 km. I wore them all day. Temperatures from 9 to 17. In terms of cold, they don't feel anything. I haven't experienced rain to have an opinion. However, they are quite stiff boots. What you see in front that ties is quite stiff, and the finishes at the top coincide with the end of the velcro where those seams scratch there and are annoying. It is naturally worn with a high sock. They tired me quite a bit. Maybe it needs a little more time to soften with use and open up a bit. They are in no way suitable for the city. The stop-and-go will tire you and may even hurt your foot.

I wouldn't say it does anything. It has those gel pads where the photo shows. But the problem is that after a couple of uses, those pads turn a bit as if they are wrapping up and don't hug the foot like in the photo. I would call it somewhat useless.

Guys, it's a very good jacket.. but something is not right with the sizes. I have the Jackal air in the same size and it feels like it's 2 sizes smaller. So regardless of what the size chart says, it's better to try it on first.