>>2516815>>2517447hello
harsh outdoor conditions experiencer here.
nothing really stops the water getting in.
if it's bog, or 60mph wind and rain, you can barely stop it. something like a waterproof coat over waders might work, but i expect rocks/twigs will puncture it in a trench, and your own sweat will make you wet inside.
I kept my torso mostly dry with a waterproof jacket recently up a mountain in >60mph wind and rain. the sweat made my chest/back more wet than anything.
all else: total wet out. the best answer is: have dry gear to change into and a dry space. elevate yourself out of the bog. make drainage trenches, make platforms.
I think it's better to focus on ways to keep dry/stay out of the bog, and dry off after getting wet, rather than gear.
>>2518789yeah no, it is the globohomo jews though and they are on both sides.
ukraine had the highest population of whites in the world, the fewest blacks to whites. and that's where they have a war. if anyone can't put the pieces together you must be blind.
