2nd use for a NeoAir
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Found it's second use…now I can keep carrying it….
Awesome…no need for a packraft. :)
Hmmmm, someone needs to start making cupholders for these things.
Y'all doin some noodlin?
1 Neoair, couple yards of 3mm cord, 1 cuben tarp and a pair of trekking poles and you have yourself a nice sail pad.
Third Use: Inflated or deflated asphyxiation homicide! =D
Fourth Use: Inflated only; Wind instrument fuel for lung-less musician.
Fifth Use: Semi Inflated; Giant VBL diaper for aged schizophrenic hiker (caution: requires cord or duct tape, but which aged schitzo hiker would leave home without these?).
On second thought, maybe I *do* need one of these things!
Ah yes – we (in Australia) call that 'liloing' after the old rubberised canvas airbeds. The next step is to do that in a canyon:
For the Australians: Wollangambee canyon (easy). My wife Sue throwing herself off the big rock to paddle down the canyon. Wet suits required – a trifle cool …
Cheers
"Hmmmm, someone needs to start making cupholders for these things."
And thus, another cottage industry is born." :-)
Cheers,
Rick
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