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I'm looking for a winter jacket that will keep me warm as I walk to school on a daily basis in Southern Ontario. I was thinking of getting some kind of pullover fleece to layer with a hard shell jacket. Would this keep me warm compared to something like an insulated jacket I'm having a hard time finding comparisons between the two. submitted by /u/PurpleGatsby [link] [comments]...
Hi everyone, I've got a duck-feather stuffed sleeping bag, which I like for the price I paid it. It says it goes down to 7'C during extreme condition. Last week-end I went camping and outside it was as low as 2 or 3'C. So I had to put every clothes I had, including a full merino pant and long-sleeve t-shirt, a jogging, a ski t-shirt, a fleece, technic socks and my stuffed coat (not really hot). It was hardly enough. I don't want to buy a second sleeping bag. Instead, I ...
Hi everybody, So I'm new here but I was looking on advice for purchasing a jacket for the winter. I am from Nebraska so it gets pretty cold in the winters and I am also looking to use this jacket mostly for day to day wear but with the potential for skiing and hiking as well. I have some layers to work with under, but I am looking for something that would work as an exterior layer mostly. I am not super concerned with having a waterproof jacket but something that can handle some adverse weat...
Whats up, Is there any of you guys include Smart Watch on your OutdoorGear Essentials Why do think it's a necessary and why not Welcome to share your thoughts! submitted by /u/Cami611 [link] [comments]...
Peace World, Like the title says I am redesigning the flashlight with increased functionality applied. I have a working prototype for a piece of gear that acts not only as a flashlight but as a latern and tent light as well. We're providing plenty of light. 1000 lumens out of the front and 500 on the bottom ring of LEDs and would love some feedback on whether or not y'all in the outdoorsgear subreddit would use something like this and what could make it better! Thanks for checking out my...
I'm an arborist consultant for a local electrical utility and my work involves a lot of hiking in various terrains that can range from city neighborhoods for distribution circuits to woodlands following transmission lines. The company I work for will provide me new boots through an order from Cabelas and they did so about a year ago. The pair I ordered last year were Danners which did pretty well, but they are now almost completely worn down on the soles and by 9 or 10am each day my feet are...