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I wear my whatvest most days on the hill. Im thinking its the best quality option. I buy a good quality jacket for smashing around the hill so i figure i'll keep that smashability with my vest. The rest seem like basic ripstop and not very waterproof. I hope mine lasts as long as my jacket. 4yrs and no complaints w my whatvest. Surprised my flylow higgins still looks new and is waterproof , w annual dwr wash/spray, after 7? years. WV looks to do the same
That West Slope front pack that I posted a link to in the first post sold out. It must meet someone’s aesthetic requirements if not maggotdom’s.
I’m somewhat glad I didn’t make a move yet, as I started thimking that I should probably ask management before I obscure all my uni’s badges.
I went back to look. The west slope adds some carrying capacity. Is it enohgh? Idk. I guess the bladder goes in the back? Hydration bladders and hoses have always been a problem for me on the hill. Either the hose freezes or the bladder gets a leak.
I have most of the stuff you carry and a few other things in my easily accesible front 4 pockets, plys the key clip. The rear external vertically zippered hip pocket i carry a reused plastic salad dressing bottle with water. I recommend the rasberry vinigrette!! Salad dressing bottle with tuck tape keeping the flip lid closed is a nice shape against the body and its super excessable on the lift apart from taking a glove off
The WARY AviVest is a fully featured, small volume backpack that’s designed to be worn more like a clothing vest rather than a backpack. The AviVest is a good safety piece for nearly any activity throughout the year whether it’s in backcountry avalanche terrain or during the hiking season. Features: Front-Zippered Poc
...I guess the bladder goes in the back? Hydration bladders and hoses have always been a problem for me on the hill. Either the hose freezes or the bladder gets a leak...TGR Forums mobile app
nothin like a crotch full of cold water drippin towards ur boots to push through in the middle of ur day... I've worn a vest bladder inboard for years
nothin like a crotch full of cold water drippin towards ur boots to push through in the middle of ur day... I've worn a vest bladder inboard for years
I kept trying different ones bladdders and theyd develop a leak where it crinkled. Even the more expensive ones i had success with in my biking camelbacks.Got tired of spending money only to have them fail. One time i had 3 different ones in the cupboard ready to try as the current one started to leak. Cheap ,ez, no leaks, big gulp salad dressing bottle for the last 6 years #dressingbottle4life
I got tired of bladder hose/mouthpiece freezing issues so switched to the Osprey soft flasks a few years ago. They have been great. Easy to stash in a pocket and no leaks to date.
Osprey are great quality packs. Maybe theyre the one. I always liked my hydrapak bladders but they failed. I just have zero issues w the dressing bottle method and its free. Its hoing to be hard to buy someghing at this point. EZ to strap it to a small dpace on my bike too. Upderside of my top tube is flat do it stays placed with a rubber ski strap and tucks nicely in the small space above my shock when extra water is needed
I kept trying different ones bladdders and theyd develop a leak where it crinkled. Even the more expensive ones i had success with in my biking camelbacks.Got tired of spending money only to have them fail. One time i had 3 different ones in the cupboard ready to try as the current one started to leak. Cheap ,ez, no leaks, big gulp salad dressing bottle for the last 6 years #dressingbottle4life
I feel like salad dressing bottles as replacement water bottles should be a thread of its own. Been wanting a good thread to derail conversation. Something along the same lines of releasable pole straps
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