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Andrew and Aqua Seal I'll give it a try. Thanks for the response. |
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EVA midsoles and Seam Grip EVA midsole memory failure is a historical problem. Polyurethane midsoles last due to their excellent memory but are heavier. Combining the two has been done, but my research shows that performance... |
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PRODUCT SPREADSHEET PLEASE Will, Highly useful article. How about a product spreadsheet within each material category with model, weight, cost and any pertinent feature details or other aspects you deem important to provid... |
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How about a product spreadsheet Will, Highly useful article. How about a product spreadsheet within each material category with model, weight, cost and any pertinent feature details or other aspects you deem important to provid... |
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No Fleece Here Moisture gain from polyester fleece: Sweating and humidity is slow to evaporate, limiting freedom of motion, adding carried weight and feels cold. From experience I wear fleece around town and at... |
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THE LESS THAN ¼ OUNCE STOVE Prior to describing the stove, I think it’s important to present two issues: 1. Organics burn when heated above approx. 196 degrees F. Understandably, when food is placed in boiling water, it w... |
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Warm Feet I've used the vapor barrier principle since the early 70's. It's fine with two exceptions: Potential "fungus feet" if used for prolonged periods and foot rotation within foot... |
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It's about human performance not lightweigt packing. Ryan and Nicole, Lightweight packing is not about reducing the burden of weight. It’s about human performance. An aircraft that is designed to be light weight requires less fuel and can eith... |
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Re: Lightweight Handwear for Cold and Wet Conditions (Outdoor Retailer Winter Market 2008) The layering principal works for me as well. I begin with a polypropylene liner. If or when cooler I add my double layer fleece mitts. My waterproof gauntlets finish the system. I have chemical... |
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Make Your Own Gear – Trousers Good article for do-it-yourselfers. I also make my own gear. Pockets with contents below the hips restrict motion and create waste energy. Your thighs, your strongest and most energy consuming mus... |
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