SaskHunter
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Those Walmart Wrangler Nylon/Spandex pants...
Beats my Kuiu and FirstLite pants at a 1/4 of the price!
Beats my Kuiu and FirstLite pants at a 1/4 of the price!
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That stuff punches below the belt.
Rocky boots? You are the only person I've encountered who thought that brand was anything above garbage. A few years back I had a bad episode of plantar faciaitis due to worn out boots while hunting birds in Montana. I tossed them and bought a new pair of fancy camo Rocky boots at Big R's in Havre. Three days in the field and BOTH boots blew out the sides. The box was still in the dumpster with receipt so I hauled them back to the store. Dept manager came to customer service, took one look at them and said, "Well, that's crap! Go pick something else. Those are coming off the shelf!" To this day I have yet to see another pair of Rocky boots at that store.When out in the field there are two things that I absolutely ensure that I take care of: my feet and my multi-tool. Darn Tough socks are great. For boots, I’ve been very pleased with my Rocky boots. For my multi-tool it’s my Leatherman Surge. Dependable, stainless steel, it’s never failed me.
Eddie Bauer Guide Pro pants...$40-50 on sale pretty often
Guess I got the one good pair then. They’ve held up great for me this past year. A perfect fit and as comfortable as bedroom slippers. Never a wet foot.Rocky boots? You are the only person I've encountered who thought that brand was anything above garbage. A few years back I had a bad episode of plantar faciaitis due to worn out boots while hunting birds in Montana. I tossed them and bought a new pair of fancy camo Rocky boots at Big R's in Havre. Three days in the field and BOTH boots blew out the sides. The box was still in the dumpster with receipt so I hauled them back to the store. Dept manager came to customer service, took one look at them and said, "Well, that's crap! Go pick something else. Those are coming off the shelf!" To this day I have yet to see another pair of Rocky boots at that store.
Leatherman Surge is kinda overkill for a multitool. Only thing missing is jumper cables and wire feed welder. At $172 Can they're hardly a bargain! My miniature Gerber multitool fits neatly in the zippered breast pocket of my upland vest (I forget it's there most of the time) and it will pull quills from the dog just fine ... if the need ever arises ... and at a fraction of the price. Personally, I think multitools are greatly overrated. When was the last time I needed a bottle opener, scissors, or spoon in the field? Never! And a corkscrew on a Swiss army knife? What the hell for? My Browning A5 is almost unique in that it has obsolete slotted screws, but the fatheaded flat screwdriver tips in multitools would never fit. There is no such thing as one size fits all screwdriver tips.
I guess you did. After those three day-old boots blew out I posted a bad review on another outdoors forum. The response was overwhelming ... and negative about anything with Rocky brand. I was not alone!Guess I got the one good pair then. They’ve held up great for me this past year. A perfect fit and as comfortable as bedroom slippers. Never a wet foot.
As far as the multi-tool goes, I don’t want to carry a toolbox out in the field. The Surge wears on my belt, and has always done me well. Can’t think of a device that is as helpful.
Worst hangover of my life....That stuff punches below the belt.
Has Theron Questa binos from @schmalts been mentioned
Berthoud Pass! Holy Cow! My aunt took me skiing there once - sheet of ice! Damn-near killed myself on the "moguls" (ice bergs).I mean I'd rather have a FWD corolla than a RWD truck going over berthoud pass in a snow storm any day of the week.
I could not choke enough of it down to get a hangover.Worst hangover of my life....
It's an acquired taste. Once you acquire it everything else taste like busch lightI could not choke enough of it down to get a hangover.