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  1. TMinAlaska

    Short gaiters with trail runners on CF

    I echo NJohn - husband & I both appreciated wearing our Dirty Girl gaiters to keep dust & debris out of our shoes, to keep our socks MUCH cleaner, and (for me) to protect my shoes as I tend to scuff my ankles with other foot as I walk along. I wear these hiking also. They are both lightweight...
  2. TMinAlaska

    Sleeping bag

    The inexpensive Costco down blanket (just picked up an extra for just $14), add a few snaps and voila! Light, small, quiet, and works great as your sleeping bag or a blanket. I'm 5'5" so I can fit entirely in the length of this makeshift sleeping bag.
  3. TMinAlaska

    All About Osprey

    I stow sunglasses and other quick grab stuff so I can reach in while walking (over my head) - perhaps that is why the zipper is on the 'front' of the bag. Works for me....
  4. TMinAlaska

    The Lush shampoo bar review thread

    The GoTubb containers are perfect for the Lush shampoo - a little bigger than their metal container and lightweight. https://www.rei.com/product/840792/humangear-gotubb-53-cu-in-container-package-of-3
  5. TMinAlaska

    Has anyone else have the lining material of their Hokas disintegrate?

    I expect you are simply kicking your own ankles, ever so slightly, as you walk. I do the same - you don't even realize you're doing this. Solution? Wear lightweight gaiters. Altra or Dirty Girl gaiters do the trick and keep your shoes intact. Another benefit of the gaiters - they keep dust and...

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