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    I can't find that hood at Thruhiker.


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    Is it this one?

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    Oh. Ok. Thanks.


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    You could also just sew a tube shape and put an elastic drawstring in the top. Then you can use it as a neck gaitor or even cover you ears and mouth/nose with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by T-BACK View Post
    You could also just sew a tube shape and put an elastic drawstring in the top. Then you can use it as a neck gaitor or even cover you ears and mouth/nose with it.
    My thoughts exactly.
    Very functional and not terribly dorky looking.
    As a bonus it is EASY to make.
    "Life is to be enjoyed, not just endured"

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    Quote Originally Posted by T-BACK View Post
    You could also just sew a tube shape and put an elastic drawstring in the top. Then you can use it as a neck gaitor or even cover you ears and mouth/nose with it.
    that's a great idea!
    I too will something make and joy in it's making

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    Hmmm... I have to admit it's an interesting idea. I'm having trouble picturing a climashield insulated tube flexible enough to be able to do all that (and you would not cover your mouth AND nose, or else you'd have tons of condensation).

    I can see it working as a hat though.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Frolicking Dino View Post
    Yes very helpful. All of this has been helpful. I was wanting to see some new ideas. I've got enough extra materials to try a few different things.

    Thanks y'all.


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    How about a hat and stuff sack all in one... like this


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