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    I waited outside in the cold last week and I was pretty sad to learn that my cold weather gear was pretty much worthless. Now, I typically don't stand outside in the cold, but, I would be much better prepared if I did so again! Course, that would be after a trip to the store to buy 'real' CW gear.

    In other news, I do have two sleeping bags, both used less than one time (I alternated between them..he he). One is good up to 15 degrees, the other one -20. Or, the opposite. Both called, "mummy style". Anyone interested in purchasing them, cheap, let me know by pm. I paid $40 for one and $80 for the other.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cataholic View Post

    In other news, I do have two sleeping bags, both used less than one time ...

    Anyone interested in purchasing them, cheap, let me know by pm.
    Hey - what happened to The Plan to 'camp at Findlay' for the Dawg Gathurins?

    I thought the Lil Munchkin was thinkin that would be *phunn* to do?

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    California isnt a 'hotbed' of cold weather but I found a good sub for the sock liners that can cost a bundle.

    Baseball sanitary socks. They are the cotton socks that players wear under their stirrup socks, they are cheap and lightweight.

    Take a pair of medium weight wool socks and boots, you are golden.

    Leather boots with SnoSeal worked into the leather will keep your feet warm.



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    The whole idea of staying warm is staying dry.

    A Goretex jacket is nice, but costly. There were times I was caught at work with no raincoat. Find a trash bag or keep one handy-When you ride a bike or motorcycle you learn quickly- A trash bag vest will get you home with no problems.

    The key to staying warm is to get creative. A thermal long sleeve shirt, a tee shirt and a down jacket is a good lightweight option.

    I purchased some of the first polypropolene under shirts and they were expensive, itchy and were not machine washable. They cloth/fabric were like sandpaper against the skin and not good against the skin. The collars and cuffs sucked and were sand paper smooth.

    I now that they tech for outdoor clothes is better than it was 20 years ago, and you can stay warm and dry without investing gobs of money for clothes.

    Or you can move to California.

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    I bought some cute sweaters and would love to be able to wear them without sweating
    don't breed or buy while shelter dogs die....

    I have been frosted!

    Thanks Kfamr for the signature!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cinder & Smoke View Post
    Hey - what happened to The Plan to 'camp at Findlay' for the Dawg Gathurins?

    I thought the Lil Munchkin was thinkin that would be *phunn* to do?
    Oh, make no bones about it!! Jones wants to camp, he was ready to camp out with me that night, in 20 degree temps. Apparently these bags I have wouldn't work in moderate temperatures, we would overheat. That was what I was told, anyhow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cataholic View Post

    Apparently these bags I have wouldn't work in moderate temperatures,
    we would overheat.


    You could just *turn down the thermostat*, ya know.

    *Thermostat* ... also called "The ZIPPER"!


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