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Quiet Fabric Suggestions
Great. The stitches held, seems to be decent against abrasions. The pouch I made was attached to my bino harness so it didn't get tons of abuse but I definitely didn't baby it.- Lost Peak Nomad
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- Forum: DIY Gear Modifications
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Drying out guywipes?
I've been using some compressed toilet paper coins I got off Amazon. They are about nickel sized in diameter dry and expand when you get them wet.- Lost Peak Nomad
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- Forum: The Lightweight Zone
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I just started making stuff with it this summer, so I can't say how durable it is. I should know by the end of the season. X-Pac has pretty good tear strength but I don't know how the face fabric will hold up to abrasion.- Lost Peak Nomad
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- Forum: DIY Gear Modifications
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Check out xsuede. It's X-Pac with a soft face. Very quiet, lightweight and water resistant. https://www.rockywoods.com/XSUEDE-Mossy-Oak-New-Break-Up- Lost Peak Nomad
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- Forum: DIY Gear Modifications
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