When my 5 fingers shoes get to the point of febreeze not being strong enough and lysol wimping out....i dunk them in vinegar and then wash them out and it is all good to go.
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When my 5 fingers shoes get to the point of febreeze not being strong enough and lysol wimping out....i dunk them in vinegar and then wash them out and it is all good to go.
The fact that you can put your tarp up first and then hang your hammock and only then pull your quilts out of their dry bags makes it super easy to keep both your quilts and your hammock dry.
I...
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I've hiked the BFT a few times and it is always a challenge. It seems like there is only one flat area in a field for maybe 10 minutes on the entire trail it is really rough the whole way. I did it...
I used my thermolite reactor as a TQ this summer, it only got below 70* one time when i was out with it. One night it got down to around 64* degrees and i did jump inside the liner and sealed it all...
I bring a super light ground cloth with me just incase i would need to go to ground. I also use it to keep my gear under my hammock in wet areas. I prefer these in particular Polycryo Ground Cloth so...
Wouldn't a 2/3 or 3/4 underquilt be perfect for your whole body?
For me anything that gets wet (tarp, tree straps, tarp tie downs, etc) all go in one sac on the outside of my pack. The hammock with the bugnet attached goes in the pack to stay dry.
I stuff my synthetic down vest, which I always bring just in case but never wear to sleep in, inside of a silk pillow case I had my wife cut down and sew into a smaller size for me. It works great.
Hey I live in the DC area and tend to do a lot of my camping in Maryland. All the national parks have similar rules, but they can vary from park to park. Most have a website you can search for pretty...
I just got back from the OBX area yesterday from a little vacation and had no problem finding hanging spots throughout Duck all the way down to Kill Devil Hills, the mosquitoes and large black flies...
My biggest problem making the switch from tents to hammocks has been making a place for the dog to sleep. At 65 lbs. I don't want him in the hammock with me, but with a ground cloth and a...