5 days of Hell and almost eaten by Wolves!
05-04-10, 08:11 AM
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Tom,
Just read your OP post. Dang.... I've always had a 'cop' mentality when it came to backups. Like most if not all cops carry a back up gun then thier service gun and I adopt that approach with the bear spray thing. What size bear spray did you have? I was thinking of having a smaller sized one tucked into the socks while moving about camp or always have one on me if I did not have the main one on me. If you had both it would have at least gave you a back up incase the main one ran out.
Damn... I need to contact the people at https://no-contact.com/index.html with that story and have them make a male jacket as well. To the best of my knowledge and from reading their site when it was first made a while ago it was made for females only
and designed so guys can''t wear it (what? Never heard of buying 2 sizes up? 
).
Protected from shorts if in rain as well IIRC.
Just read your OP post. Dang.... I've always had a 'cop' mentality when it came to backups. Like most if not all cops carry a back up gun then thier service gun and I adopt that approach with the bear spray thing. What size bear spray did you have? I was thinking of having a smaller sized one tucked into the socks while moving about camp or always have one on me if I did not have the main one on me. If you had both it would have at least gave you a back up incase the main one ran out.
Damn... I need to contact the people at https://no-contact.com/index.html with that story and have them make a male jacket as well. To the best of my knowledge and from reading their site when it was first made a while ago it was made for females only
and designed so guys can''t wear it (what? Never heard of buying 2 sizes up? ).Protected from shorts if in rain as well IIRC.
03-26-15, 10:38 PM
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I wish we could have met.
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Regarding Tom ...
I'm not sure how many of you know or not, but we've lost one of our fellow cycletourists and a great forum administrator.
I was so hoping his health would improve and he would be back on the bicycle again, but sometimes these things are just not meant to be.
https://www.bikeforums.net/foo/999463...tormcrowe.html
I was so hoping his health would improve and he would be back on the bicycle again, but sometimes these things are just not meant to be.
https://www.bikeforums.net/foo/999463...tormcrowe.html
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