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raz, can't get into the Military Morons site. i have seen their stuff before, pretty cool actually. but now it asks for a user name and password.
i reckon shemaghs are pretty pants compared to a cheche, (pronounced shesh) the second of those german tutorials gives you an idea of how to tie a cheche. great piece of kit.
cheers, and.
i reckon shemaghs are pretty pants compared to a cheche, (pronounced shesh) the second of those german tutorials gives you an idea of how to tie a cheche. great piece of kit.
cheers, and.
I got the same error.
If you go to the site it explains why, and gives you the username and password:
http://www.militarymorons.com/equipment/equipment.1.html
Cheers
Carlo
If you go to the site it explains why, and gives you the username and password:
http://www.militarymorons.com/equipment/equipment.1.html
Cheers
Carlo
a-ha! cheers GC, note to self, must read small print...
that looks pretty much the same as the german page, but inverted left to right.
cheers, and.
that looks pretty much the same as the german page, but inverted left to right.
cheers, and.
Adi007 said:
I agree, that's ridiculous. I make good use of an htacces file for britishblades, that way, I can specify which sites can use images stored on britishblades.com. Basically, everywhere is stopped from using them if they're not on my list of OK websites (of which there are very few), such as BUK.
Those who have met me know that i always have at least one shamgh with me, there are hundreds of different ways of wearing them, and thats just the ones on your head
they can also be used for shelters, bags, slings, towels, the list goes on and on and on
they can also be used for shelters, bags, slings, towels, the list goes on and on and on
Just received a shemag by mail from a friend who's in Iraq at the moment: a traditional red & white one with little thingies on the edges for decoration. :super:
It's a massive 1.5 meter (aprx) square when completely open.
Also tried it on, in the way as is shown on Military Morons: I really looked like an Arab with that thing on my head. :yikes:
Really good fun aswell, because I scared my little sis
): 
Pretty sure it well also do very lovely as a table cloth whilst bushcrafting (isn't it all about improvisation?) :biggthump
It's a massive 1.5 meter (aprx) square when completely open.
Also tried it on, in the way as is shown on Military Morons: I really looked like an Arab with that thing on my head. :yikes:
Really good fun aswell, because I scared my little sis
): Pretty sure it well also do very lovely as a table cloth whilst bushcrafting (isn't it all about improvisation?) :biggthump
mine sheamgh is just 1.10 by1.10, a bit to small to wear it the way pictures from the link above. I wear it on a diffrent way,...
bambodoggy
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Giancarlo said:
Is the model in this the guy from the Fast Show? The "I'll get me coat" chap? ? ? "You ain't seen me.......right?". lol :rolmao:
I wear mine in many ways and use it instead of a towel....also makes a great pillow, as Stuart said; there's heaps of uses for them.
The dangly bits aren't just for decoration....they are supposed to help keep flies away too
):Always keep one with me in the woods.
If wearing it aound your head or neck, fold in a triangle and point corner to one side, not to your back. Not a rule, but I find it more useful.
Sling over your shoulder as a forraging bag, can be useful poacher's pocket, tie to a stick Dick Whittington style. Wrap your kit in it and sling around your back. Even tie around your waist as a hernia belt? Soooo useful.
I even wash mine in Nikwax. Don't know if it really makes a difference, but I figure why not? Probably not the best thing to do if you want to use it as a towel or water filter.
Best thing to do is keep it with you and play with it.
If wearing it aound your head or neck, fold in a triangle and point corner to one side, not to your back. Not a rule, but I find it more useful.
Sling over your shoulder as a forraging bag, can be useful poacher's pocket, tie to a stick Dick Whittington style. Wrap your kit in it and sling around your back. Even tie around your waist as a hernia belt? Soooo useful.
I even wash mine in Nikwax. Don't know if it really makes a difference, but I figure why not? Probably not the best thing to do if you want to use it as a towel or water filter.
Best thing to do is keep it with you and play with it.
if all you guys got together in your shemagh's it would look like a berber raiding party, I can just see it now -- dozens of nervous coppers--- loads of flashing lights --- and viking strolling forward saying " not to worry ---- just here for a bit of pillage"
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