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Re: How Many Items of Clothing do Nomads Own?
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2016 3:59 pm
by dualstow
I don't know any horse people, but I like the look of some of those daypacks at Filson, like the Ranger backpack and the "small pack", the latter of which is a bit bigger than my trusty carry-on. (Skytrain bag from RedOxx).
Re: How Many Items of Clothing do Nomads Own?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 1:51 pm
by dualstow
Desert wrote:
de-fang the snake, said my filipino kali instructor. Shortly after that, he hit me in the head with a rattan stick.
Very romantic.
Re: How Many Items of Clothing do Nomads Own?
Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2016 6:59 pm
by Kriegsspiel
As far as underwear and socks go, I've been wearing two pairs recently and it's been working out well. Icebreaker briefs and Smartwool low cut socks, both made out of wool. Wear one pair, then wash it with you in the shower. Hang them up to dry, and they're dry when you want to wear them next (wool dries quickly).
Re: How Many Items of Clothing do Nomads Own?
Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2016 9:17 pm
by Mark Leavy
Kriegsspiel wrote:As far as underwear and socks go, I've been wearing two pairs recently and it's been working out well. Icebreaker briefs and Smartwool low cut socks, both made out of wool. Wear one pair, then wash it with you in the shower. Hang them up to dry, and they're dry when you want to wear them next (wool dries quickly).
Agreed! That works for most occasions. I carry three sets to account for travel delays and because drying takes longer when I'm in high humidity areas.