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I've got intact lenses in my eyes but they just don't work that well so I need glasses. 
Seriously, I can't wear contact lenses because of dry eyes. They're worse than when I last wore them and back then three hours use had me trying to claw my eyes out to end the pain and irritation they caused. Not even thought of trying them again since.
Seriously, I can't wear contact lenses because of dry eyes. They're worse than when I last wore them and back then three hours use had me trying to claw my eyes out to end the pain and irritation they caused. Not even thought of trying them again since.
Don't know if this will help but the disposable one (reused obvs) seem best with my glasses, and if you put a twist in the elastic loop before putting it over your ear it creates a kind of side vent. Not perfect but works better
I'm trying to reduce waste plastics by avoiding disposable masks. Even if they do get used several times. I know my mask is made from plastics but it's had a lot more use than the disposable ones stand up to. It gets washed and reused. However it steams up.
Now I'm finally doing what I should have done from the beginning and buy a good, cotton mask. Even if no good with glasses it'll not be persisting in the environment for decades.
Not trying to preach, sorry, but this covid has a lot to answer for, among the issues is plastic masks. Of course we've got to take responsibility for that. Retailers especially because a lot of them only sell disposable, plastic masks. After the initial rush for masks they should have removed plastic masks from sale and only sell cotton or other natural fibre masks.
Now I'm finally doing what I should have done from the beginning and buy a good, cotton mask. Even if no good with glasses it'll not be persisting in the environment for decades.
Not trying to preach, sorry, but this covid has a lot to answer for, among the issues is plastic masks. Of course we've got to take responsibility for that. Retailers especially because a lot of them only sell disposable, plastic masks. After the initial rush for masks they should have removed plastic masks from sale and only sell cotton or other natural fibre masks.
Nah, from the smoke mate, has to be, "araz", unless your from “knightsbridge", ha ha!
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Tilley Endurables 2 mask pack. Came yesterday, washed and dried ready for work today. Very comfortable.
They're 2 layer with pocket for a filter. Are they good enough without a filter? Going to have you cut a kitchen paper pad to fit I guess. Too cheap for carbon cooker hood filter.
They're 2 layer with pocket for a filter. Are they good enough without a filter? Going to have you cut a kitchen paper pad to fit I guess. Too cheap for carbon cooker hood filter.
Just purchased a Boker Mini Tracker to give the Knife Fundamentalists something to get excited against.
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Mini Tracker
The Boker Plus Mini Tracker, designed by Dave Wenger, convinces as an extremely stable outdoor knife with a massive blade made of 1095 carbon steel , which has an excellent corrosion protection thanks to the abrasion resistant...
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A headlamp with white and red light:
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Waterproof gloves from Sealskinz:
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Fenix HM65R Särmä TST Headlamp
HM65R Särmä TST is as near to a perfect headlamp as it gets.
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Waterproof gloves from Sealskinz:
Anmer
Waterproof, windproof and breathable knitted gloves offering an equal balance of warmth, breathability and grip. Free shipping available.
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Bought new winter gloves and going to use them with british shell mittens. Gloves USAF and mittens British surplus.
I think they're on offer and a bit cheaper at hennie's at the mo'!Just purchased a Boker Mini Tracker to give the Knife Fundamentalists something to get excited against.
Mini Tracker
The Boker Plus Mini Tracker, designed by Dave Wenger, convinces as an extremely stable outdoor knife with a massive blade made of 1095 carbon steel , which has an excellent corrosion protection thanks to the abrasion resistant...
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Yep , Got it via Hennies and applied the Discount code from this Forum so cheapy-cheap.
Snugpak Jungle Blanket. First impressions are that it’s a good bit of kit. Looking forward to taking it out.
Buy a stick of anti-fogging agent from a sporting goods store. Use for binoculars and rifle scopes.
Failing that, wipe your lenses with cheap baby shampoo and polish with cloth, not tissues.
Best for back truck windows as well.
Failing that, wipe your lenses with cheap baby shampoo and polish with cloth, not tissues.
Best for back truck windows as well.
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Good them, don’t expect too much in colder weather, but during the summer myself and Madam used them every night in the house. If it’s warm and you’re moving about in the heat it’s good to have your own covers. Tucked in round the edges they’re surprisingly warm, but very slippy offy if used on top of anything else.
Good them, don’t expect too much in colder weather, but during the summer myself and Madam used them every night in the house. If it’s warm and you’re moving about in the heat it’s good to have your own covers. Tucked in round the edges they’re surprisingly warm, but very slippy offy if used on top of anything else.
Buffalo hood in olive green with green pile and velcro. I wear my buffalo s6 shirt but if it rains water simply pours down my neck so good should stop that.
Last autumn I wore a waterproof cap which stopped my head getting wet. Water simply rolled down my neck. It was actually heavy rain but the s6 shirt coped except for the neck issue? I knew I needed a hood but put it off. Most shops are running out of green hoods too. Must be time for them to make another batch.
I'm wondering what buffalo trousers are like. What conditions are they good for and what are they like? Are they a bit shiny like the shirts?
Last autumn I wore a waterproof cap which stopped my head getting wet. Water simply rolled down my neck. It was actually heavy rain but the s6 shirt coped except for the neck issue? I knew I needed a hood but put it off. Most shops are running out of green hoods too. Must be time for them to make another batch.
I'm wondering what buffalo trousers are like. What conditions are they good for and what are they like? Are they a bit shiny like the shirts?
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