Thanks for checking out my video. I live in South Florida where we have summer like weather all year. I wear them with no problem. I'm used to the heat it does not bother me. They breath well enough with the Gore-Tex liner. For me it's about the socks I wear. Darn Tough helps keep my feet dry and comfortable.

@@Unit13FREMSLT 我们中国的淘宝有你穿的袜子卖，都是厚的。

Thank you! This is the follow up video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnm5aXydi6lofLssi=eP85we0IzVcejC4W

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There are some other videos showing successful use of RIT that is made for the nylons. Check around KZbin before you decide. Thanks for checking out my video!

lol That seems to get peoples attention better than anything I could have thought of. The information is so important. Hope you found the video educational.

@@Unit13FREMSLT yes I did thanks for sharing 👍

5 1/8" height, 2 1/2" wide.

@@Unit13FREMSLT Thanks man

Here are the part numbers for the components I used to mount the iphone. Quick-Grip RAM-HOL-PD3-238AU, Diamond base RAM-B-238U, Arm RAP-B-200-2U. I would order the components as individual parts. Make sure all your ball mounts are "B" size. I prefer the mounting arm because it offers the most adjustment options. There are hex shapes on the inside of the arm locking areas that lock them in place that can sometimes make it difficult to fine tune your setup. There are several sizes of Quick-Grip mounts make sure you get one that will fit your phone. Call RAM Mount before you order to make sure you get the right one. They've been very helpful when I talked with them. The Quick-Grip is the way to go. It has multiple adjustments to fit your phone perfectly and keep the mount from interfering with the controls. Let me know how it works out for you. Thanks for checking out my video!

@@Unit13FREMSLT awesome much appreciated! Love to see fellow floridians post up😉

@@Anubis_Outdoors We're in Broward.

Sorry to hear that. I'm not sure what to tell you. Make sure no tubing has a kink, follow the tubing from the pump to the reservoir. Make sure all of the tubing fitting are tightly connected. The pump should create suction with each motion of the pump. Also check the placement of the lid to make sure it creates a good seal on the main body of the reservoir. Hope this helps.

It's a FoodSaver FM2100. I've had it for several years there may a newer better model so check before you buy one. Sorry about the link I'll remove it. It was purchased at Costco. You might want to check there if you're a member.

@@Unit13FREMSLT Thank you very much. Looking forward to trying this method out! Regards

Good idea wish I had though of it. Which mount did you use for the printer?

@@Unit13FREMSLT The RAM arm mount that holds a roll of paper as well as the printer.

Cool! Thanks for the feedback!

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I didn't put it in the video since it would change over time. My records show I paid $100.00. Thanks for checking out my video.

@@Unit13FREMSLT Thank's...

After multiple battery replacements we sold it for junk at 280,000 miles. Would have kept it longer if it wasn't for the electrical issue. We never did figure it out. Check out the comments there are a few suggestions.

Thank you! There are a lot of videos in that series check them out you might find more useful information.

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Oops. You're right I should have demonstrated that it works. I prefer using the pattern notcher. However all of them will work effectively if cut properly. Do what you said, experiment to see what works best for you. Thanks for the comment and checking out the video.

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I did let them know the issues when I called to have them pick up the container. No feedback from the company on what was reported. I would have asked for another container but we were moving on short notice. Thanks for checking out the video and leaving a comment.

You're going to carry them, I've got the medical kit.😎

You got it bro, all you need to know is how to use a wrench.

@Unit13FREMSLT Yea I tried but wasn't able to get the nuts off the truck seat. They were on there good

@@Joshua-le1vn Check around, I'm sure you have a friend that could help.

@Unit13FREMSLT Yea that's what I'm going to do.

Thank you for the compliment!

Thanks for sharing.

I wear a 12, the boots are consistent with shoes I've worn in the past.

@@Unit13FREMSLT I just got some danner rats and they are true to size shockingly

@@mommiescommiekiller6620 I have RATs as well I think the expeditionary boot is the same one without the toe/heel caps. They fit so well it feels like they were custom made for my foot. You are going to like the RAT's. The toe/heel caps ensure they'll last a very long time.

@@Unit13FREMSLT I love them

Same pros/cons mentioned in the video, nothing new. No rattle, accept for those ammo can handles. Wish there was a configurable interior option that would allow storage of firearms or forcible entry tools as demonstrated in the video.

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Yes, that's why I chose the idye poly. It changed the color of the zippers and webbing. After a lot of use I'm still happy with the results.

@@Unit13FREMSLT Cool. Thank you.

So far I have no issues with it. I forgot the empty weight of the drawer, double check to make sure those L brackets will hold the drawer when loaded in case of a sudden stop. Looks like you'll have an awesome system. Thanks for the comment and checking out my video. Let us know how your project turns out.

Awesome! Thank you!

You could try it. However I would not use the pot for cooking no matter how clean it appeared. It's also aluminum, we use stainless or cast iron for cooking.

Good so far. Only use them for hiking. I'm rough on my boots. I would have had to replace them if I wore them to work. I usually wear the Danner RAT boot with the toe caps. If it wasn't for the toe caps I'd have to replace my boots every year. As soon as I get a chance I'll do an update video.

It was loaded with precision. Take a closer look at the items shown. Next time you load one of these I look forward to you sharing your expertise with us. Thanks for watching!