Topic
Become a member to post in the forums.
I've been using a small piece of Tyvek for past few years as a groundcloth and also as an emergency skirt for cold wind/weather protection. I use the lightweight "kite making" tyvek, and I haven't found it to be especially waterproof. I'm wondering if anyone has ever used NikWax products for treating Tyvek. I'm thinking about using a light solution of Nikwax TX Direct as a wash-in to add some waterproofing capacity. Any thoughts?
My first thought is that ther are a number of waterproof choices out there that are lighter than Tyvek.
Try it John, sounds like a good experiment.
Become a member to post in the forums.
Brynje Mesh BaselayersBrynje baselayers use open mesh construction to move moisture away from the skin, create insulating air pockets, and help regulate body temperature across changing conditions and activity levels.
© Beartooth Media Group Inc.
Loading...
