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Why do I now have the feeling that you only want to sell thermo mugs? :unsure: mhmmmm ....

Always remember - you are a girl - and girls always have to have to ... well, you know. So a longjane is probably not advisable? A two-piece makes more sense. The same goes for two-piece semi-drysuits ... as a girl, you're better off with a two-piece suit.

@Kharrick here it is again - the Discussion of Wetsuit vs Drysuit - the warmth factor of a two-piece suit is the same as that of a LongJohn or LongJane. Neoprene does not keep you warm. Neoprene in combination with a thin layer of water between your skin and the neoprene material prevents you...

That's it! ... if you can, then go to an Outfitter store and try on the individual components - you will then immediately find out what you need. regards Michael

What a great report! Many thanks for it. (y) It reminds me of the canoeing course I recently did in Switzerland ... how happy and satisfied I was after the weekend. Similar to both of you. And I can see it very clearly ... if the ears weren't in between - you could just gin in circles. ;)...

Hello @Kharrick then this "canoe virus" has caught you too. It's not so bad, many people have it and cope well with it. ;) Regarding your question about information on how and what to do with children in a canoe, I can recommend Jim Braid's YouTube channel. He and his wife do a lot of tours...

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By PE canoes Yes, the areas to be glued must first be treated with a blue flame - just so that it does not get warm or even hot so that the epoxy can stick to it. This changes the chemical composition of the PE surface. Otherwise you won't get anything to stick to the PE surface. Even a...

I would fill the sanded areas on the bow and stern floor with epoxy, roughly shape them after drying and then apply these skid plates ... also fill the scratches on the side with epoxy and then smooth them out. That should be no problem. . . . . . . . finish . . . regards...

Yes I know them - and yes - they are living at Konstanz and I know the wunderful Felicity canoes ... great things. A companion of mine has one from Sebastian's Felicity. . .

yes indeed ... in the light green area the water was about 1 meter deep. In the dark area, on the other hand, the water was around 80 meters deep. Thanks to the crystal-clear water that this beautiful effect of the "flying Wilma" was possible.

After I finished the basic canoeing course in Switzerland, I met up with a friend for a day at Lake Constance to enjoy a nice relaxing day. Best weather in absolute calm and mirror-smooth conditions and crystal clear water, it wasn't particularly difficult. Here are some impressions of the day...

" On a trip I have no choice except to deal with what I'm given. " True words!

It's not a truck - but the squared timber (4x6cm) works! I tied the squared timbers to the existing roof beams with narrow straps. Zip ties should also work. However, I would then use two zip ties crossing over each other at each fixing point. . . . . . or fixed to a trailer with hose...

with the hammock it works fine with this small one ... (it was a cutting board) . . .

Yes, with the two bolts and friction ...

in the Tipi I like to use this one ... . . . . . . . .

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inside the pouch ... a complete small kitchen ... . . . . .

by the way ... long time ago I had a idea to build a multi use THING out of an canteen cup ... ;) . . . . . . . . in aktion ... . . . . . . . in use .. . . . . I've had to build a lot of these things for my companions ... and we had used them a lot. It was...