UNBELIEVABLE ADVANCMENT IN THE TECHNOLOLOGIES

JimTravers¤£a!!Travers · Mar 11, 2024

MAJOR technolological designs!!! This is going to single handudly PUT DOWN the current main status quo gear choices!!!!!!!!! At a much cheaper rate!!! Only 13 bucks!!!! No longer a need to spend big at VARIOUS RETAILERS!! Just get one of these ones.

👀 Must HAVE THIS! (Emergency Sleeping Bag)

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Jake Dogfish · Mar 11, 2024

Geez! I only have five minutes left to buy.

_WW_ · Mar 11, 2024

I see a total domination of the sleeping bag market and future bankruptcies in major retail suppliers. PULL YOUR MONEY OUT NOW!!!

kmudgn · Mar 11, 2024

Of course, the $ 1.75 emergency blanket at Walmart may impact sales of the "must have" device

DimeBrite · Mar 11, 2024

For a low low price buy a bonus bug net, in case you survive into Spring.

Brian Miller · Mar 11, 2024

JimTravers¤£a!!Travers said:
MAJOR technolological designs!!! This is going to single handudly PUT DOWN the current main status quo gear choices!!!!!!!!! At a much cheaper rate!!! Only 13 bucks!!!! No longer a need to spend big at VARIOUS RETAILERS!! Just get one of these ones.

👀 Must HAVE THIS! (Emergency Sleeping Bag)

offer.sierramadreresearch.com

Tacoma Mountain Rescue used to have (kinda large) pocket-sized basic survival kits put together that were sold at REI and specialty climbing shops for a few bucks to fund operations. It was a sealed metal can that could be used to heat water, with a reflective signal mirror in the top, and contained a whistle, waterproof matches, firestarter, bullion, a sheet of plastic with the sides taped up so it was a "tube tent" that can keep someone much warmer than an open blanket. You can make a serviceable emergency "sleeping bag" tube tent with a mylar space blanket and some packing tape for about $2 that's more effective than a sheet of plastic. Be creative with the tape and make it into a poncho.

DimeBrite said:
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For a low low price buy a bonus bug net, in case you survive into Spring.

Hey, the swarms of 'skeeters around backcountry lakes just after the snow melts can drive a person insane. In addition to wearing clothes (including sun gloves) treated with permethrin and using picaridin repellent, you bet I'm going to have a headnet and a Boonie!