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I've had both for years. Shemaghs are bulkier but warmer; Face Veils (Scrim scarves) are a little less bulky but not as good as a towel. I suppose it depends on what you want to use it for. But I've used both as towels, cloths, pillows, scarves and head coverings so for me it's what you feel...
Are people still taught to walk the route first? Not a great idea when it comes to rivers, but not unachievable either. It used to be a technique taught in the Army and was certainly taught for 'puddles' off road.
If you use Tapatalk app and use your phone to upload the photos, the images should show for everyone - I use this method as Flickr doesn't work on my work computer.
I always sign my documents with blue ink. (Always upsets my colleagues as black simply must be used :banghead:) but you can always tell if your signature has been photocopied with blue ink.
NOTE: I forgot to mention this method is for the inside surface of a day-sack/pouch/poncho.
I have seen a video in Youtube which shows you how to re-proof a poncho with silicon solution (made from Clear PVC mastic from a DIY store and white spirit). It is a really simple process and works too...
Speaking as a tubby chap with big calves, are there any decent full length wellies out there which would fit my@ 53cm and have enough room to tuck my trousers in?
I also seem to remember reading somewhere that it was better to use a smaller diameter cord for prusik knots than the ridge line cord diameter as it grips better. Not sure if this is the case as I've always just used paracord, although I did toy with the idea of using dyneema for the ridge...
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