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would you...

They call that retirement, except you never go back to work and if done correctly, you don’t give up any wages :ROFLMAO:
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- Post #3
- Yesterday at 4:49 PM
- Forum: General Discussion Forum
Grid fleece comparison

I haven't tried the R2; I have tried (and use) their thermal weight capilene- which is a mid-weight grid fleece. I originally envisioned using them as a mid-layer, but I now use them as a base layer in cold conditions. They are warm, pretty light and dry fast. Perfect to sleep in as well in...
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- Post #91
- Yesterday at 3:04 PM
- Forum: Clothing
Wod

strength train this afternoon deadlifts 5/5/5+/amrap @ 65/75/85/65% overhead press 5/5/5+/amrap @ 65/75/85/65% pullups 27-27-25 core
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- Post #13,348
- Yesterday at 2:57 PM
- Forum: Fitness/Nutrition
Wod

4 miles (600') with my wife and Tiny Elvis
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- Post #13,346
- Yesterday at 12:58 PM
- Forum: Fitness/Nutrition
Wolf Managment Helps Endangered Caribou Herd

:ROFLMAO:
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- Post #4
- Yesterday at 9:33 AM
- Forum: Conservation
Don't underestimate old guy strength

I’m 66 and don’t consider myself old either, maybe someday????
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- Post #66
- Yesterday at 9:27 AM
- Forum: General Discussion Forum
Wolf Managment Helps Endangered Caribou Herd

Could almost make a living at that price :D
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- Post #2
- Yesterday at 8:56 AM
- Forum: Conservation
Peax Solace 15 sleeping bag Review forthcoming
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- Post #3
- Thursday at 7:08 PM
- Forum: Sleep Systems
Wod

that's exactly what I'd like to do anytime I've done it :ROFLMAO:
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- Post #13,332
- Thursday at 4:25 PM
- Forum: Fitness/Nutrition
Peax Solace 15 sleeping bag Review forthcoming

The good folks at Peax and Rokslide have provided me with a Solace 15 bag to review. https://www.peaxequipment.com/products/solace-15-sleeping-bag Received the bag today, so a just a few casual observations. I put it on my scales (two different scales) and get 2 lbs 5 oz for the weight (the...
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- Thread
- Thursday at 4:22 PM
- Replies: 3
- Forum: Sleep Systems
Wod

7 miles (1200') with Tiny Elvis this morning; a$$ not as sore as I expected from the bike yesterday :)
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- Post #13,330
- Thursday at 12:47 PM
- Forum: Fitness/Nutrition
What time do all you geezers get up in the morning?

if they're not I'll see about getting them banned :ROFLMAO:
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- Post #39
- Thursday at 9:01 AM
- Forum: The Over Sixty Hunter
2024 Tacoma- anyone bought one, drove one—thoughts?

Yeah I do all that, also change the MT fluid and plugs, but @ 30k (oil at 5k probably overkill too as it's syn)—I think I'll skip plugs next time they always look good. I've got a new serpentine belt, but haven't gotten around to changing it- looks like more of pita than other trucks.
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- Post #76
- Thursday at 8:57 AM
- Forum: General Discussion Forum
Small Backpack for hiking

The SO Merlin is pretty small and only weighs 12 oz. Spectra fabric so you get basically a waterproof pack as well. https://seekoutside.com/merlin-daypack-talon/
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- Post #9
- Wednesday at 2:38 PM
- Forum: Backpacks
Seek Outside Silverton 2300 internal sheet daypack

Yeah definitely in the same niche- decent sized daypack with an internal frame, but can also be attached to a hauler frame. At some point I'll probably get my hands on one and can compare/contrast the two.
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- Post #2
- Wednesday at 2:26 PM
- Forum: Backpacks