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Thank you so- I have not had the time to look into how busy things were- I am happy with a garden hose and a pile of dirt to sleep on after being on strike teams as a firefighter for many years. Just do not want to have to walk an extra 10 miles to find a spot- you tempered my anxiety- thanks 😜
Most require reservations? Or accept reservations? Now you have me nervous. I start the Primativo this Sunday and have no reservations after Oviedo. Do you recommend I reserve ahead?
Ingredients in the soap is:
Sodium Tallowate, Aqua, Glycerin, Parfum, D-Limonene,Phosphoric Acid, Tetrasodium Dicarboxymethyl glutamate, colorant, [nitrilotris(methylene)]trisphosphonic acid, potassium salt.
So main ingredient is Animal Fat and Lye-
Animal fat can easily build up a residue...
Completely disagree- there are people who have medical conditions and severe obstructive sleep apnea. You are saying the disabled ones who have spent thousands on medical procedures and permanently snore should be segregated or banished. So if someone with a bad knee who may bump into your bed...
Ms. Judy- you are horrible! LOL
Just when I thought I was going to do the poncho, you have me rethinking my setup. My pack is similar to yours. I actually have the nice rain jacket (with pit zips), same umbrella, and my wife ordered me a skirt. You made great points that only experience would...
Its interesting. In the photos on their website the person is wearing their backpack on the outside of the poncho- it looks like its same length in front and back so not built to wear backpack underneath?
I bet thats a sexy rain gear dance 🕺🏼 LOL. I bought a Patagonia Houdini jacket and will use with the poncho- let my legs get wet. Of course this is beginning of June on Primativo- If I was doing March I think my setup may be like yours- I would have the pants with full zips down the sides and...
Well written and thought out- one negative about ponchos is when you are actually climbing trail up steep slope and in scree. Of course you can mitigate some of the problem with the cordage or straps but when you have to see clearly and act decisively I think a slim hugging jacket helps...
Pack is waterproof - meaning all contents stay dry. The exterior of pack gets wet (as its designed to be used solo without any cover or need of protection)
What was surprising is that the straps and belt collected that much weight in water. The purpose was to give that consideration as a factor...
I have a USWE pack and it is actually waterproof. You can dunk it in a lake and contents stay dry as there is a built in drybag as its core. Jacket did do its job. I was just listing some of the pro’s and cons of each setup. Nothing was the jackets fault but I did not anticipate how much water...
I got some $10 ones at a local shop- but my son got these and they are built tough and last a lifetime I am sure- forgive my evil Amazon link but no one else near us carries them- the name brand makes great stuff-
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09XSR3Q9W?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1&psc=1
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