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fulgur7. 03. 2012 22:22:16
Yeah,

I'm interested in where I can buy fabric for torn/tattered hiking pants that I bought in Maya Maya. They're quite high-quality thin hiking pants, with which I trudged through snow and ice and they tore on my rear because of that. I'd need to patch them with some quality fabric (preferably kevlar variant).

Thanksvelik nasmeh
fulgur25. 02. 2012 12:40:06
jezik

I'm wondering, in what kind of space to store mountaineering boots... Can they go in the cellar where it's quite cold and a bit more humid or better in the boiler room where it's dry and hot? My Garmont boots actually fell apart recently...

Thanks eek
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fulgur13. 03. 2012 21:24:01
fika, the lady is somewhere from Mislinja, I'm from Ljubljana... maybe someone knows a Ljubljana option... still thanks for the info regarding Kranj and Tržič, but the problem is due to transport..

thanks and greet homejezik
fulgur11. 03. 2012 16:14:40
hi, fika, does this lady just sew or does she also have some kevlar materials to fix pants like they should?

Thanks! nasmeh
fulgur26. 02. 2012 10:47:30
garmont gojzarji, I used them for say 9 years...
fulgur25. 02. 2012 18:52:38
that's how it was, I had them for several years in the boiler room where it was hot and dry, then I heard it's not good for shoes, so I started storing them in the cellar where it was kinda cold and damp... and then after a few trips it started falling off the bottom at the sole on the side... some parts rotted away... true, I went into snow with them.. but also sometimes when I still kept them in the boiler room I walked in snow with them, and it didn't happen...

thxmrk pogled
fulgur25. 02. 2012 14:42:11
Wait now, is the boiler room cool where it's warm and dry? They told me that's poison for shoes, now I really don't know...zadrega
         
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