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07/01/2024 04:42PM
Really missing Midwest Mountaineering as I plan for an upcoming BWCA trip.
Anyone know of a retailer in the Minneapolis metro carrying the Original Bug Shirt?
I have always relied on DEET or a willingness to retreat to the tent/hammock but, my son is bringing along a girlfriend so thinking the insurance against bug bites may be worthwhile.
Thanks
Anyone know of a retailer in the Minneapolis metro carrying the Original Bug Shirt?
I have always relied on DEET or a willingness to retreat to the tent/hammock but, my son is bringing along a girlfriend so thinking the insurance against bug bites may be worthwhile.
Thanks
07/02/2024 05:46AM
I’ve worn the BugBaffler Shirt for 25 years, on SAR missions, hunting turkeys and clearing a trail last weekend near Hoyt Lakes. Half the price and available at Tractor Supply in Cambridge:
Bug Baffler Mosquito Protective Shirt?
Bug Baffler Mosquito Protective Shirt?
07/02/2024 09:03AM
Wish that someone would make the bug shirt with Mosquito netting rather than no-see-um mesh. The no-see-um mesh, scarcely breathes and is hard to see through clearly. Like being stuck in a Goretex sack on a hot day.
Nobody exists on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere, everybody’s going to die.
07/02/2024 12:38PM
Banksiana: "Wish that someone would make the bug shirt with Mosquito netting rather than no-see-um mesh. The no-see-um mesh, scarcely breathes and is hard to see through clearly. Like being stuck in a Goretex sack on a hot day."
Not an issue either way with the BugBaffler Shirt. I wear mine routinely on warm to hot days and the breathability is pretty good. Visibility is just fine:
BugBaffler® Insect Protective Hooded Shirt
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