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drnatus
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for people who don't camp or for whom camping consists of pulling the R V into the state park. also very flashy website with no real information... how much does it weigh?
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mr.barley
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quote Oisinirish: "I'll give you $10 bucks to wear it into The Boathouse for beer after your trip" Hahahaha
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mr.barley
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quote Oisinirish: "I'll give you $10 bucks to wear it into The Boathouse for beer after your trip" Only if it's raining because if it's sunny it may look odd.....
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overthehill
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Happy sailing (and portaging)! :). oth
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Oisinirish
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I'll give you $10 bucks to wear it into The Boathouse for beer after your trip
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Basspro69
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quote fadersup: "I'd rather drop $80 in the street. " That made me laugh hard !
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OldFingers57
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quote WhiteWolf: "quote drnatus: " for people who don't camp or for whom camping consists of pulling the R V into the state park. also very flashy website with no real information... how much does it weigh?"
3lbs. according to the web site (click like you going to buy one) ."
I'll wait till they come out with the Ultra Light Weight version of it.
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walllee
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quote Oisinirish: "I'll give you $10 bucks to wear it into The Boathouse for beer after your trip" You might get some ribbing at the boathouse, but if you wore it into the kwazy Rabbit you might get shot!!! Lol
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WhiteWolf
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will have to fold down for portaging the canoe-- ,, could also use as a sail going down wind--- or is that a mechanical advantage, even if it's attached to your head? ?? I digress. -- and it doubles as a costume to be Buzz Lightyear for Halloween....
The Nubrella
Nubrella on the news
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BeaV
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No...tell me you didn't really get one! Looks like an unintentional parasail when the straight-line winds pickup or tornado passes through. Could end up in a tree top or worse??
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fadersup
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I'd rather drop $80 in the street.
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DrBobDg
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what will they think of next.. maybe for a gentle drizzle with no wind....
dr bob
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mastertangler
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I like it......good old fashioned American Capitalism. Not for me but I can envision situations where this might be a perfect solution. I lived near Seattle for 3 years and have seen it rain hard non-stop for 3 days and then go back to the usual winter drizzle.
I see the real use for this is not rain so much but maybe to keep the sun off. I could see utility or cable workers using these in places like Florida or Nevada.
We all laugh but I bet some money is going to be made.
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Jaywalker
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I say we convince Adam to buy one for BWCA.com, put a flying moose on it, and we can pass it around like Float Stanley.
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A1t2o
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Just wow. I wonder what type of people would actually wear this.
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WhiteWolf
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quote drnatus: " for people who don't camp or for whom camping consists of pulling the R V into the state park. also very flashy website with no real information... how much does it weigh?"
3lbs. according to the web site (click like you going to buy one) .
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jeroldharter
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I like it! It will go perfectly with my rain kilt.
Someone needs to add canoe braces to the hip belt and it will be versatile for BWCA.
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Savage Voyageur
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That would work good for the Glamping crowd, they would buy anything.
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