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Yep! Got two Halo- plus a dozen or so HeadSweat head scarfs I've used for cycling. I couldn't climb without them I sweat so bad. Nice to see others outside the cycling community using them under their helmets!

Khasa Obla Gohbi •cauliflower crown steamed, topped with spiced tomato sauce, sour cream and cashew.

The cool rag is not useless. As I said, it's absorbent factor is nothing less than incredible. And when it's draped over your neck, regardless how you think it feels, once you remove it, your neck is cold to the touch. Wring it out, reapply. Living with our humidity is a real bugger. I've...

Seeing the video of the fir removal -with its bark peeling at every step, totally brought back the memory of removing a giant shag bark hickory. I couldn't for the life of me -ascend this thing without a struggle. Out of nowhere I kicked out and slid down the shark tooth like bark, shredding my...

That's when the Honda winch would come in perfect.

Wow! That's a fantastic idea.

No doubt! I love this thread!

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Awesome pics! After seeing reg and his set up, it reminded me of all the times I've used a viable sourced tree for my tie in -as I've worked off the removal. The grim thought had always crossed my mind -what it would look like if the compromised tree fell, ripping my saddle in two, as I'm...

I have a few ISC blocks that I use for redirects and rigging. Heavy as all hell -as we know. I'm looking forward to replacing them with the triple Xring config soon. Most of my rigging is under 300lbs so the rings would make more sense in those applications.

They do. Cyclist wear them all the time.

Nice seeing those rigging rings at use. Very cool!

My mother had once given me one of those neck wraps early in my climbing career -and I felt too much like Peter O'toole wearing it. :(

I'd check with what your local trash collector is wearing. Doesn't get much dirtier and physically demanding than that. And who else spends more time with the dangers of traffic? These guys and those doing county surveying.

Glad I went and picked up the 192 instead. I'm very pleased with this saw.

I use the cool rag that I purchased for the ending of last summer. This alone- has been a life saver for our heat. I hang it on my neck and tuck the ends in the front of my shirt / throat area. What I like about it the most is that as it's cooling, it's also absorbing sweat. I'll take it off...

Since there is no video of these vests, where do the cooling packs go? Are they bulky?

Great Dane?

Soooooooooo, you don't like the stihl? :dontknow:

No, I got that. Being the opposite of "not dry" and all. ;)