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Article: FixnZip:Replacement Zipper Slider
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That's awesome. I've been wanting to add another zip slider in my Jerven bag so I can create an opening anywhere along the length, I thought about using an ordinary zip puller and pulling it apart with some pliers and squeezing it back again. But that looks a lot easier!
WOW!!!
An impressive piece of engineering - Whitcomb Judson must be smiling in his grave! Credit and respect to the inventors, whoever they are.
Many years ago during my military service, I prescribed that an army section (or between two) should carry a small equipment repair kit in the field. Simple and light, it'd not take up much weight or space. Being a Private, no-one really took heed.
I still vehemently argue my case. Translating it to the civvie world, it'd mainly fall into being an essential for expeditions. After reading this review, I've added this zip repair kit list. It could literally be a lifesaver, especially in alpining and colder climate trekking/climbing.
Thanks for the review, John, I'd have gone on without knowing anything about this brilliant do-dat.
An impressive piece of engineering - Whitcomb Judson must be smiling in his grave! Credit and respect to the inventors, whoever they are.
Many years ago during my military service, I prescribed that an army section (or between two) should carry a small equipment repair kit in the field. Simple and light, it'd not take up much weight or space. Being a Private, no-one really took heed.
I still vehemently argue my case. Translating it to the civvie world, it'd mainly fall into being an essential for expeditions. After reading this review, I've added this zip repair kit list. It could literally be a lifesaver, especially in alpining and colder climate trekking/climbing.
Thanks for the review, John, I'd have gone on without knowing anything about this brilliant do-dat.
No idea, I haven't used one, but I did fix my softie with a Zlideon a few years ago, still going strong.
I did a quick review here...... http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60796&highlight=Zlideon
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