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Nikwax TX-Direct Spray-On

July 26, 2009

I've tried using this on a lightweight rain jacket that has an outer nylon layer and an inner waterproof/breathable layer (not Gore-tex). I followed the directions and washed the jacket in tek wash, and then applied the spray as directed. I tested it, and water was NOT beading up on the jacket, so I tried applying it without washing first. But once again, water is still not beading up, just soaking into the outer nylon layer. Everyone has such great things to say about this stuff, I can't help but thinking I'm doing something wrong. Any suggestions?

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Scarpa Kailash GTX Hiking Boot - Men's

Scarpa Kailash GTX Hiking Boot - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 June 29, 2009

These boots are incredibly comfortable, very well made, and very light (for what they are). It took me seriously only about 5 miles of walking around town to break them in. Since then I've had them out on the trail several times, in the water, scrambling up rocks, etc. They've stood up to everything. I climbed a steep (hands required) trail that snowmelt had turned into a waterfall this weekend and they kept my feet perfectly dry. I've had no blisters, no rubbing, nothing but perfect comfort. I honestly can say that about no other boot I've had. My feet are a bit narrow, so your experience might be different if your feet are wider. These boots feel true to size.

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