The camo pink onesie and matching earmuffs didn't look ideal as rainwear either.
Is it terrible I want to see someone modelling those?
The camo pink onesie and matching earmuffs didn't look ideal as rainwear either.
The only full length mat I use in the UK is a CCF one. Down mat & TR Prolite are both shorties & used 4 season. Rucsac for the lower legs & my new one has a CCF frame sheet.
Is it terrible I want to see someone modelling those?
A thermal wrap would probably work quite well through the day as long as it's getting regular use in sub zero and not too windy. I think Camelbak to a pipe insulator too and a bit of reflectix or similar would sort the sawyer.
I keep thinking of trying it but it's just too much hassle and weight for me, Aquamira's are so much lighter.
Why don't you use the down bag? I would if a heavier weight one than my pd400
Sorry folks, blame me for Adz's modular approach to a sleep system.
Full length x-therm
Cheapo mylar / foam mat ( got one for ya mate,)
Fire ball top n prism bottoms, rab down boots. Fireball hat n merino balaclava. Prism mitts on the way if need be.
Bivvy bag winter, bugnet inner for summer
neoprene velcro sleeve for me
yea it weighs next to nowt and you can tuck a couple of hand warmer sachets in to protect it through the night although i still dont trust this and tend to hoof it in a ziplock in the bottom of my bag. I kept my filter frost free in estonia till the very end of the trip when you made me get drunk and forget to give it the love it needed lolEven better. Bit heavier probably but compared to the hose insulation, not too much.
I cant understand the comments now the list has been removed... Surely it would have been better to add an updated list further down the thread once you revised it.
With the list removed though, we get to make up items that were on it.
One thing I didn't ask earlier was why is Adz taking a 'My Little Pony' playhouse and a Sylvanian Families stable complex? Surely, one is enough?..
The camo pink onesie and matching earmuffs didn't look ideal as rainwear either.
Why don't you use the down bag? I would if i had a heavier weight one than my pd400
Sorry folks, blame me for Adz's modular approach to a sleep system.
Full length x-therm
Cheapo mylar / foam mat ( got one for ya mate,)
Fire ball top n prism bottoms, rab down boots. Fireball hat n merino balaclava. Prism mitts on the way if need be.
Bivvy bag winter, bugnet inner for summer
The buttplug seemed unnecessary...
Yeah as the ice would have expanded and possibly stretched/tore the membrane inside so would not be filtering out smaller particles. I'll be taking mine but keeping it wrapped in something thermal and in chest pocket.
neoprene velcro sleeve for me
Yes but my logic was that I thought it would be better wrapped up next to my body then left in pack?
The logic of using body heat is good. But I wouldn't insulate it from your body. I wonder if on a string round your neck, beneath your base layer would be the best place if you don't have a suitable cleavage to store it in...
Julia
In winter I keep mine in my cleavage inside a dry bag so don't get wet...
Julia
Dr Bronners on the teeth
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