1. Daily disposables. A little pricey- but in my opinon--it's the best way to go.I have never had any issues with my contacts out there. I've been pretty careful- but admittedly not changed mine every day. Bring some good goggles and carry them *with* you. 2. Bring twice as many as you think you wil...

Buy a Kodiak- you will never look back. I bought the 10X14 and it's a palace. You can walk around in it, have a large sleep area, room for your gear- I have a clothes line and throw my stuff over it in there, and get dressed no problem.I did the side by side comparison with the Springbar and for the...

Kodiak Spring Bar- I bought this tent last year - the 10x14 deluxe (has top air vents) and for not one second did it disappoint. Solid, air tight and big enough to store gear, walk around in and get out of the elements. It gets hot, you will need some sort of shade over it. I recommend camo or somet...

There are about 6 parachutes available that are 30' and WHITE at the Kaplans Army Surplus store on Market. $119.xx / cash / tax included. Just bought one about an hour ago. Kathy helped me. She's super nice. They won't last. They also have several types / sizes of camo too. Here's the info: 1055 Mar...

Get a pee jug for your tent that closes up very very tightly. Make sure the opening is wide enough... Label it "pee" so no one mistakes it for some tasty Gatorade or Pedialite. I had a canvas bag to carry it to the potty. This saved me sooo many times when it just wasn't time to leave the tent in th...