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I got the Filsons in last night. I wear 36 inch waist in everything I wear. except gear I know I will wear longjohns with. I ordered 38 inch in both the Whipcord and the Mackinaw bibs. With out longjohns on the Whipocord were large in the waist. Just right for what I bought them for. Now...

The Bass Pro shop Brand has both insulated and noninsulated styles. I have and use both. They are way cheaper then name brands listed here. But I do not find them in the catelog or online. Only in our store here in Bossier city LA.

I will admit, mine will never see a dry cleaner. Hand wash and flat dry is the best it can hope for. When I get through wearing them I hang them up outside. There is no deoderant smell when I bring them back in the house.

I bought two Wool dress shirts from Sierra Trading. They are not the style that you are looking for > But for the money they will do me just fime. They are $127.00 english made dress shirts. Sierra priced at $27. I think I got a great deal. RTK is the brand. The wool feels smooth as my...

Thanks for the birthday wishes.

I went with Filson Mackinaw bib and a pair of whipcord. Both in green with a green merino wool cuff cap. I found them cheapest at Montana Woolen. They have been on my bucket list sinceI read about them in Outdoor Life 40 years ago. At 52, November 30. I decided that I was not getting any...

Mildew remover for the tub and shower is what RVer use for canvas awnings. It worked on my tent.

I checked out the Ibex. On line the styling looks odd. They are priced like the Filson. I want a more traditional style for casual wear as well as outdoor sports.

Almost all of the surplus wool pants are sized 34 in the waist or smaller. They would have fit me in high schooll 35 years ago.

I am wanting to buy some wool pants. I have found Filson brand carries the whipcord and Mackinaw. Can anyone comment on either styles. I live in Louisiana so super heavy may not be needed, but is there really any differant in the two styles in the real world. Or any other brands that I...

I have used one before. I liked it enough to plan on using it with my new DIY wood burning tent stove. My thought is that"Now I have alot more people to cook for" Biscuits are good fillers for 6 people.

Boblynch; Do you think these issue would be present if you would have kept the duallys? But still lifted the truck? I have a 3 inch lift on my truck and can not tell a different in the swaywith duals.

I think the heater will take alot of tending to keep the fire going. Plus alot of the right size wood. I think you will spend more time tending the stove then reciecing the heat from it. I would build a bigger fire box. That will take some 3 inch round logs. I have been through all these...

I can not speak for Bob. But what I gathered from a thread about rig sizes. Bob said that the super singles were overkill and not justifiable in cost. My quote" That is alot of money to drive 3000 miles on blacktop to offroad 10 miles. I may have misunderstood his statement, but that is...

I have thought of getting some hand held CB radios for uses in different trucks and hiking activities. Are there good Hand held radios? What are some good radios.

I was not meaning the Guide series tents from Cabela. I ment that style. I guess you have not set up the Lodge yet? I think there are 5 tie out per side. Not including the floor stakes. I have seen the $100 walmart family three room tents go down. Not a Alaknak. Cub scout family don't...

I have built my own rack. It is attached to the windsheild hinges and to the rear bumper. If I had to do it over. I would not have used the hinges. It is far to much work to remove the Torx bolts. I would have attached it to an my rock sliders.

Do I understand that you are going with super singles? Have you checked with BobLynch about his super single wheels? He found them a bad choice from what I gathered.

I just found out that you can not order a Rubicon with half doors. Atleast that is what the salesman said. Is it true?

XP camper would be a good choice for the toughest.