Stored get home bag

[Weetabix]

This was engineering/surveying/construction type work in the field where you had a vehicle handy, and you were indoors at night.

[Weetabix]

If it ever comes down to it, I plan on robbing the living hell out of the nearest individual to get my required supplies.

I'll be on the lookout for you and your ilk. Already am, in fact.

[Erik]

Helly Hansen - that was the rain gear to have in Alaska.

If you're working on a fishing boat, or at some fixed location where it will be stored. It doesn't pack real well, however. My gear bag contains some lightweight nylon type raingear that stuffs into a very small space, if needed. If you are looking for something that will hold up for the duration of the apockylisp, however, you might want to go with the HH anyway and take the weight/space penalty.

Edit to add; I wouldn't want to hike in HH raingear, either.

Depends on the model. I have a HH set that is lightweight and store in a small place, I could fit it in a side pocket in my range bag or fishing bag. I bought it specifically to bring with me on hiking and fishing trips, and I've used it in heavy rain without problems. It breathes well, and I've had it for so long I cant remember when I bought it, but it's still in good condition. It's probably not suitable for working on a boat or something like that, but for hiking and use in the outdoors it's no problem.

[Netpackrat]

If it ever comes down to it, I plan on robbing the living hell out of the nearest individual to get my required supplies.

Enjoy the view from the end of a rope.

[Netpackrat]

Depends on the model. I have a HH set that is lightweight and store in a small place, I could fit it in a side pocket in my range bag or fishing bag. I bought it specifically to bring with me on hiking and fishing trips, and I've used it in heavy rain without problems. It breathes well, and I've had it for so long I cant remember when I bought it, but it's still in good condition. It's probably not suitable for working on a boat or something like that, but for hiking and use in the outdoors it's no problem.

That makes sense. All the ones that I've ever seen were of the commercial fishing variety.

[Greg]

If it ever comes down to it, I plan on robbing the living hell out of the nearest individual to get my required supplies.

I'll be on the lookout for you and your ilk. Already am, in fact.

Yeah, what were you saying a couple of threads back about mad dogs needing to be put down?

[evan price]

If it ever comes down to it, I plan on robbing the living hell out of the nearest individual to get my required supplies.

Good luck with that, and I hope that your jail term does not include conjugal visitation with Bubba.

[Netpackrat]

You $%#*ers cursed me. I had to wear my heavy ass company issue raingear at work today.

[blackeagle603]

Interesting thread to ponder...

Been looking at property in Yuma for other storage reasons (i.e. new CA gun laws likely to take effect)... Not sure the spousal unit understands/agrees fully yet.

[Aesop]

If it ever comes down to it, I plan on robbing the living hell out of the nearest individual to get my required supplies.

Good luck with that, and I hope that [strike]your jail term[/strike] your time in eternity does not include conjugal visitation with 72 demons in perdition after you get your ass shot off.

FIFY

People who think they're going to live off the weak in a WROL situation are going to become the feed base for the buzzard and worm bloom to follow.