Running at the sun.
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Tea, coffee and chocolate.
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The 290 gm waistbeltless Ruckie I made last week.
Very comfortable loaded with 7kgs, in the wild... and the cafe.
Five kms of sand later macchiato time.
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Woops, please see above.
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Feeling the eagle's eyes.
Coffee, hiding from the wind.
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Rasant 120 and 60 or 70 Microtex needle and you'll be sweet as.
Late edit...and go for about 2.5 mm stitch length Estella Estella2024 .
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For something a bit different, just finished this in 200d Challenge RBC. Same shape, size as above but, with bigger bottle pockets and a couple of small refinements.
290 gms.
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Walkin'that is a stich typ of my sewing machine.
The material is only a little stiff, like a 100gsm tent floor material. It is not as stiff as X-Pack. The pack does not hold structure, when on its own. You need to fill it.
Finally got around to making mine.
About 30 Litres and 345 grams.
Looks a bit wonky as it's got my quilt puffed out inside.
Not in exactly the same 210d we talked about Martin but it is 210d and someone gave me some of the ul Venom for very cheap-that is the same weight as the mesh we discussed.
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Wonderful job CH.
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Some Hedgehog colour (made from genache and biscuit) on the cliff. Windy as
Delicious!
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A simple problem solving task is great. You have to think just hard enough to do it-so it helps to remove all other thoughts/ interference.
Counting backwards by threes from 200 works works very well.
Subtracting 'Three' require the right amount of brain power- but not so much you can't drop off to sleep along the way.
For me this works far better than conscious breathing.
Sleep well.
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Some more colour and drip-drying the raincoat out of the wind.
Coffee soon. 😺
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I would avoid new Singer models however, old ones can be fabulous.
Janome have always been under one ownership- and older 'Homemaker' ones if you see them, are superb.
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Jacke und Hose in XL.
Hose 131 Gramm
Jacke 145 Gramm
Transport - /Aufbewahrungsbeutel 11 Gramm
Fühlt sich etwas dünner als die Raincut. Das Beschichtung (innen) ist vollständig getapt. Es gibt leider keine Unterarm-Reissverschlüsse. Die Bündchen an Arm und Bein sind elastisch. Die Kapuze ist geräumig, lässt sich aber gut bändigen. Die Größen passen. Wer die Hose gerne weiter über den Schuh hat, wählt vielleicht besser eine Größe höher.
Bezahlt habe ich bei aliexpress um die 37 Euro (Versand inkl).
https://de.aliexpress.com/item/100500897…d0-7c00e3a0ed94
Das Packmaß ist deutlich unter der aktuellen Raincut.
Looking at the finish in close-up around the hood and chest it seems very well done for that price...even if it cost more. Seems a bargain light suit (hoodie especially) for temps above freezing to about 11 degrees if the sea-ms and zip are watertight-or even near watertight.
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Some colour along the way.
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I'm wearing non-brand supermarket shorts. A bit of searching turns up some ultralight bargains.
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It nearly had the lot -including my raincoat.
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Probably depends on the max weight you want to carry and the volume.
I used the Decathlon one before making my own. It was not too bad.
...Just wondering, sort of around the issue of carrying a second rucksacke...have you considered a simple Musetta type thing in good, light, easily accessible nylon?
Will weig-h probably less than probably 30gms, pack down to nothing and do the trick if you're carrying under about 700-800gms.
Best of all-make it yourself!
Dead (mostly) simple, happy to give you a few hints on the non-zipped version if you like. I carry mine everywhere on walks/runs etc. Had it loaded up with 800gms of limes on the weekend.
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Tea time. Runnin' not Walkin'.
