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"The MTL MQM—which stands for Moving Quickly over Mountains—is the ultimate multitool of hiking. This capable hybrid is like three shoes in one: climbing shoe in front, hiker in the back, and agile enough all around to run in."

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Anonymous

Nice try, dude!

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Anonymous

For this price..this is a deal..right?

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raymondlei

NOT XPS!!!

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cheetah

Sorry about that. Updated. //@raymondlei: NOT XPS!!!

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Anonymous

Is it metal frame, or plastic?

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Anonymous

dell.com has it for $649

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Anonymous

Dude You're getting a Dell.....

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Anonymous

Dell.com has it for 599 //@anonymous: dell.com has it for $649

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Anonymous

Many reviews say the battery on Dyson cordless vacuums die in about two years, too expensive then

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Anonymous

This one is corded.. //@Anonymous: Many reviews say the battery on Dyson cordless vacuums die in about two years, too expensive then

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Anonymous

Yep, this one is corded. Depends on which cordless model people are complaining about. I have the v11 and battery is still strong. The battery lasts one hour. I recharge once every two weeks. I use the vacuum daily. Takes me about 5-10 minutes to vacuum downstairs. //@anonymous: Many reviews say the battery on Dyson cordless vacuums die in about two years, too expensive then

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Anonymous

even for cordless ones, you can purchase a new battery for 30 bucks at amazon and it might has a longer battery life.

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Anonymous

If you are coming here, you’re looking for an economical product and that doesn’t go with Dyson when it breaks and it does.

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Anonymous

I'm looming for good deals, even on good products. I've had 2 Dysons, one is over 10 years old (I keep one upstairs, one downstairs). I like them, they are easy to manover, small enough and are still powerful.

My only complaint is that the attachments for stairs and car cleaning etc have a long stiff plastic tube making it hard to manover, so you will need a hand held too.

I won't order this one bc I have 2 already, but I like dyson //@anonymous: If you are coming here, you’re looking for an economical product and that doesn’t go with Dyson when it breaks and it does.

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Anonymous

Completely wrong. I look for the entire range of items. //@Anonymous: If you are coming here, you’re looking for an economical product and that doesn’t go with Dyson when it breaks and it does.

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Anonymous

I don't know anyone who comes here to look for economical products. On the contrary. As far as Dyson Ball, we've had one for 7 years, no problems.

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Anonymous

You are lucky to using this garbage since last 7 years mine belt motor was broke with in 2 years and plastics parts as well. I believe you are vacuuming once a while. //@Anonymous: I don't know anyone who comes here to look for economical products. On the contrary. As far as Dyson Ball, we've had one for 7 years, no problems.

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Anonymous

then buy dyson with cod

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Anonymous

The "long stiff plastic tube" can be easily removed leaving the flex hose. You just need to press the button on the end of the hose then pull the tube straight out. //@Anonymous: I'm looming for good deals, even on good products. I've had 2 Dysons, one is over 10 years old (I keep one upstairs, one downstairs). I like them, they are easy to manover, small enough and are still powerful.

My only complaint is that the attachments for stairs and car cleaning etc have a long stiff plastic tube making it hard to manover, so you will need a hand held too.

I won't order this one bc I have 2 already, but I like dyson //@anonymous: If you are coming here, you’re looking for an economical product and that doesn’t go with Dyson when it breaks and it does.

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Anonymous

you pay $200 for vacuum it only last 2 year, I pay $30 dollar and it last 10 year haha

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Anonymous

Broke the dyson ball animal 2 I bought from Costco last Black Friday.

The water pipe in the ceiling busted, had to use it suck water out of carpet. It suppose not to suck water, something stuck inside the ball(motor), it started screaming

Returned it back to Costco, they full refunded me

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Anonymous

This is not a wet-dry vacuum, is it //@anonymous: Broke the dyson ball animal 2 I bought from Costco last Black Friday.

The water pipe in the ceiling busted, had to use it suck water out of carpet. It suppose not to suck water, something stuck inside the ball(motor), it started screaming

Returned it back to Costco, they full refunded me

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Anonymous

Shopvac meets all my vacuuming needs.

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Anonymous

Dyson sucks. Mine died within 4 years..

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Anonymous

Agreed , soend the same on a Shark and you ll be happy for a very long time //@anonymous: Dyson sucks. Mine died within 4 years..

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Anonymous

I must have gotten lucky. My Dyson upright has lasted more than 10 years. I also have a Dyson cordless stick and I had to replace the battery once, but otherwise it still works great; also for around 10 years. //@Anonymous: Dyson sucks. Mine died within 4 years..

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Anonymous

Mine is 15 years old and still working well. //@anonymous: I must have gotten lucky. My Dyson upright has lasted more than 10 years. I also have a Dyson cordless stick and I had to replace the battery once, but otherwise it still works great; also for around 10 years. //@Anonymous: Dyson sucks. Mine died within 4 years..

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Anonymous

Agreed , mine too //@anonymous: Dyson sucks. Mine died within 4 years..

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Anonymous

I have both floor (with cord, 17 years in use) one and cordless one (9 years) from Dyson and they are still strong, with the best suction power.

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Anonymous

The machine or the battery? There is a big difference. //@Anonymous: Agreed , mine too //@anonymous: Dyson sucks. Mine died within 4 years..

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Anonymous

$189.99 now on Walmart

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Anonymous

Same. My Dyson is older than my daughter who is in college now, and still working with no issues. But the newer cordless one is not so strong, battery can be frustrating. //@Anonymous: Mine is 15 years old and still working well. //@anonymous: I must have gotten lucky. My Dyson upright has lasted more than 10 years. I also have a Dyson cordless stick and I had to replace the battery once, but otherwise it still works great; also for around 10 years. //@Anonymous: Dyson sucks. Mine died within 4 years..

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