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boonie
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Krapp Strap I saw it once before. Kind of ingenious but . . . I think I could just take a webbing strap ;)
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TrailZen
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My 70+ year old knees still let me squat just fine in Quetico, thanks, but the link reminds me of an incident my wife had on a Girl Scout outdoor training. She suggested that girls/women who had trouble squatting use a tree for stability. The idea of checking the structural integrity of the tree was assumed to be obvious. One of the ladies dropped pants & undies, grabbed a small (DEAD!) tree, and did a 1-1/2 backward roll down the hill. The only injury was to dignity, fortunately.
TZ
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TomP
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I saw this on Shark Tank last night. A couple of sharks invested. Owners claim it’s the number 1 way to go number 2.
I couldn’t get the link function to work, but here it is:
https://airbossmotiondecoys.com/products/krapp-strapp
After laughing I thought about Quetico. I’ve never been. Butt……
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deerfoot
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TrailZen: "My 70+ year old knees still let me squat just fine in Quetico, thanks, but the link reminds me of an incident my wife had on a Girl Scout outdoor training. She suggested that girls/women who had trouble squatting use a tree for stability. The idea of checking the structural integrity of the tree was assumed to be obvious. One of the ladies dropped pants & undies, grabbed a small (DEAD!) tree, and did a 1-1/2 backward roll down the hill. The only injury was to dignity, fortunately.
TZ"
This my preferred method, especially the part about checking the tree first.
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