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Or the zippers slider breaking into 2 parts on your relatively expensive Ski Jacket in a remote location at the beginning of the vacation. Happened to me, lucki
by kohlerm 4y ago
Or the zippers slider breaking into 2 parts on your relatively expensive Ski Jacket in a remote location at the beginning of the vacation. Happened to me, luckily I had a (cheap) fleece jacket with me with the same zipper size and I was able to fix it.
- amenghra 4y agoNot a broken zipper but a good trick to know for fixing a broken backpack buckle using two carabiners: https://youtu.be/iIilqYI1JNY https://youtu.be/iIilqYI1JNY
- snowwrestler 4y agoThose aren’t carabiners, they are small quick links and it’s very unlikely anyone is going to be randomly carrying those in the backcountry. The simplest solution to a broken backpack buckle is another buckle. If you’re going to carry something, carry those. They’re light and cheap and should be part of the repair kit for backcountry travel. You can also simply thread the strap through the webbing loop and tie it off. Hard to get the length exactly right but works in a pinch.