Green tan and asphaltWhat color in the Wrangler pants are you guys using?
Another option I've liked even better than the bics are clicker brand lighters, because they run on butane and are refillable. They sell them at head shops.Can't believe no one has mentioned the king of all cheap staples:
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I always pack several that are wrapped in either flagging tape, gorilla tape, electrical tape, gear aid, or leuko tape.
thanks. Mine got here today. Little roomy in the waist but fits great in the shoulders. I think i'll enjoy it
These work really well for my vortex binocularsI just got one of these adapters to mount my binos on the tripod.
It works great! $17.00
Amazon.com : Staoptics Binocular Tripod Adapter Quick Release 1/4-20Inch Threading Detachable Universal Mount for 8x32 8x36 8x40 8x42 10x50 12x60 15x60 15x70 20x80 25x70 Binoculars etc Model : Camera & Photo
Amazon.com : Staoptics Binocular Tripod Adapter Quick Release 1/4-20Inch Threading Detachable Universal Mount for 8x32 8x36 8x40 8x42 10x50 12x60 15x60 15x70 20x80 25x70 Binoculars etc Model : Camera & Photowww.amazon.com
I didn’t think the Wally World bottle would take boiling water, but I decided to prove it.That’s a great find! I’ve lost two with the capcap and have been wondering why I need to carry a $40 water bottle!
I didn’t think the Wally World bottle would take boiling water, but I decided to prove it.
results are below….
Before anyone get too up in arms over my findings, remember… you do NOT need to take a pot of boiling water and immediately pour it into a bottle.
You always have the option to wait until the water has cooled and then pour it in.
I just felt the need to head that off.
Now that I think about it, someone should test how long you need to wait. I’d do it, but my kids need shoes so that $3.50 is spent!
Can confirm that this little shelter rocks. Got me through a few thunderstorms easy peezy. My only issue was the night I somehow kicked my sleeping pad out from underneath me…and out the back of the tent, in a storm. A log over that spot fixed that real quick. Btw, the pad was the green klymit and that thing was also a rockstar.I haven’t seen this yet. I bought mine for ~$75 from the classifieds a few years ago and hadn’t had the chance to try it out yet besides the backyard. Taking it to CO this September and is a fairly cheap way to try out the floorless game.
Mountain Shelter LT
This lightweight and minimal backcountry shelter sets up fast with two trekking poles and offers solid weather protection for two from the elements with its 40d sil-nylon body.mountainsmith.com
Great pictureAlso love my Mountain Smith LT shelter!
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