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The Footsloggers Skills With Staff Series are educational videos that focus on skills and knowledge related to the outdoors. Skills with Staff is a chance for our team to share personal and professional outdoor expertise in the hope to better your next outdoor experience. Our hope is, the skills we share will add to the enjoyment, safety, and comfort of your next adventure. We want you to have the opportunity to enjoy recreating in the outdoors as much as we do. If you are wondering about a certain outdoor skill that is not posted, let us know and we will make it happen!
Essential Knot Tying
Hey, outdoor enthusiasts! In this tutorial, Jess demonstrates essential knots that every adventurer should master. From securing gear to enhancing safety, these knots are a game-changer. Let’s dive in!
🕰️ Timestamps:
- 0:10 Introduction
- 0:23 Square Knot
- 1:01 Clove Hitch
- 1:51 Butterfly Knot
- 2:41 Figure 8 on a Bite
- 3:14 Wrapping Up
🪢 Knots Covered:
1. Square Knot Learn the basics of the square knot—a versatile knot that tightens securely on itself. Perfect for various applications, from camping to everyday use.
2. Clove Hitch Discover the clove hitch technique and how it provides a tight and secure grip. Ideal for anchoring or securing items quickly.
3. Butterfly Knot Master the butterfly knot for handling frayed spots in your rope or redirecting your line. A practical knot for on-the-go problem-solving.
4. Figure 8 on a Bite Explore the figure 8 on a bite, creating a secure loop for various purposes. Jess guides you through the steps to ensure a reliable knot.
Leave no Trace Principle #1 Plan and Prepare Ahead
Join Rose as she delves into Leave No Trace principle number one: Plan Ahead and Be Prepared. In this informative session, Rose shares invaluable tips to ensure your safety, protect the environment, and make the most of your outdoor adventures.
📋 Key Points:
1. Weather Wisdom (0:26) Understand the importance of checking the weather before your outdoor escapade. Rose provides insights on how to prepare for various weather conditions, ensuring you stay warm, dry, and ready for anything.
2. Trail Conditions (1:01) Navigate trail closures, assess difficulty levels, and stay mindful of changing conditions. Rose guides you on how to choose trails suitable for your group and emphasizes the impact of weather on trail safety.
3. Plan Your Route (1:32) Discover the art of planning your route effectively using traditional maps and compasses. Rose emphasizes the significance of meticulous route planning to avoid unnecessary risks and potential search and rescue scenarios.
4. Gear for the Elements (1:51) Ensure your gear aligns with weather conditions. Rose discusses the importance of layering, introduces trekking poles and footwear considerations, and highlights gear essentials for different trail challenges.
5. Regulations and Restrictions (2:08) Before embarking on your adventure, familiarize yourself with area regulations and restrictions. Rose covers crucial aspects such as group size limitations, camping rules, permits, and leash requirements for pets.
6. Food and Water (2:36) Don’t forget about sustenance! Rose reminds you to stay well-nourished and hydrated during your outdoor activities, offering tips on packing food and purifying water with handy water filters.
Leave No Trace Principle #2 Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
In this video, join Michael as he delves into the second principle of Leave No Trace: Traveling and Camping on Durable Surfaces.
🚶♂️ Key Points:
1. Understanding Durable Surfaces (0:22) Discover why it’s crucial to stick to trails and roads while hiking and designated campsites when setting up camp. Michael emphasizes the importance of preserving the natural landscape and avoiding unnecessary impact on indigenous plant species.
2. The Anatomy of Trails (0:58) Learn about the trail’s anatomy, focusing on the “tread” (the walking path) and the “edge” (the defined border). Michael explains the significance of staying on the tread to prevent erosion and maintain the trail’s integrity.
3. Camping Responsibly (1:28) When camping, follow guidelines set by campsites or choose flat areas in the backcountry that won’t harm plant life. Michael provides tips on selecting tent sites, avoiding plant damage, and leaving the campsite in pristine condition in the morning.
🌿 Preserving Nature’s Beauty (2:18) Michael concludes with a reminder to leave nature as beautiful as you found it. Whether hiking or camping, the goal is to minimize impact and ensure the environment remains a treasure for future adventurers.
Leave no Trace Principle #3 Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave No Trace principle number three: Disposing of Waste. Join Jake as we explore sustainable practices for managing waste during camping and backpacking adventures.
🍽️ Managing Camp Waste (0:35) After enjoying a delicious camp meal, it’s time to address waste. From food leftovers to cooking gear trash, we generate various types of waste in the backcountry. Learn the principles of “pack it in, pack it out” and discover how to responsibly manage trash to keep natural areas pristine.
🍲 Cleaning Dirty Dishes (1:25) Handling dirty dishes in the backcountry? Jake provides tips on dealing with residue and leftovers. Learn how to minimize the impact on the land, stay 200 feet from water sources, and use natural filtration when washing dishes.
🚽 Human Waste Disposal (2:24) Navigating the delicate topic of human waste disposal, Jake explains the importance of choosing the right spot, digging a cat hole, and using non-perfumed toilet paper. Discover eco-friendly alternatives like natural sources for wiping to minimize environmental impact.
🌿 Nature-Friendly Tips (3:50) Jake emphasizes the significance of recovering cat holes properly, using sticks to aid decomposition, and leaving subtle markers for other backpackers. Learn how to leave no trace and make your outdoor experience more enjoyable and environmentally responsible.
🏞️ Closing Thoughts (4:29) Thanks for joining me on this adventure through Leave No Trace principle number three. I’m Jake from Footsloggers in Boone and Blowing Rock, North Carolina. Always remember, when in doubt, pack it out. See you on the trail!
Leave no Trace Principle #4 Leave What You Find
Leave No Trace principle number four: Leave What You Find. Join Jess as we explore the importance of minimizing our impact in the backcountry and preserving the natural wonders for future generations.
🏕️ Key Takeaways:
1. Campsite Selection (1:00) Discover the wisdom of choosing established campsites to minimize impact. Jess emphasizes the importance of avoiding tree markings and being mindful of where tent ropes are tied. Let’s keep our backcountry sites as pristine as we found them!
2. Appreciating Nature’s Beauty (1:52) Explore the beauty of the backcountry, from lush vegetation to vibrant flowers. Learn the significance of leaving these items undisturbed for others to enjoy. Jess encourages us to resist the urge to pick flowers or take home unique rocks, allowing everyone to share in the awe-inspiring experience.
3. Consideration for Wildlife (2:29) Delve into the ecosystem’s delicate balance and understand why leaving what we find is essential for wildlife. Jess highlights how elements like leaves and flowers play a crucial role in providing nutrients for animals. Let’s ensure the flora and fauna flourish in their natural habitat.
4. Historical and Cultural Preservation (3:09) Uncover the historical and cultural artifacts that grace our lands. Jess reminds us that taking these items is not only harmful but also illegal. By leaving them untouched, we contribute to preserving the rich heritage of our public lands.
🌳 Conclusion (3:38) Jess wraps up Principle 4 with a friendly reminder to leave what you find, not just for others but for the thriving wildlife and the historical significance of our beloved lands.
How to Layer Properly
Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or just starting, proper layering is key to staying comfortable and prepared.
👕 Layer Breakdown:
1. Base Layer (0:28) Discover the importance of a quality base layer. Jill rocks the Smartwool 250 weight, emphasizing its snug fit for optimal thermoregulation. Learn how a good base layer wicks moisture and retains heat, keeping you cozy during temperature fluctuations.
2. Mid Layer (0:50) Explore the mid layer with Jill’s pick, the Arc’teryx Atom LT Vest. This versatile piece traps heat, making it ideal for hikers who generate body heat quickly. Jill shares why vests are her go-to choice during active pursuits.
3. Insulating Jacket (1:18) As temperatures drop, it’s time for an insulating jacket. Jill showcases the Patagonia Micro Puff Jacket, featuring Pluma Fill insulation for lightweight warmth. Understand the benefits of synthetic insulation, especially in unpredictable mountain weather.
4. Waterproof/Windproof Jacket (1:54) Prepare for the elements with a waterproof, windproof jacket. Jill highlights the Arc’teryx Zeta SL Jacket, a shield against ever-changing mountain weather. Stay dry, comfortable, and ready for anything nature throws your way.
🧤 Don’t Forget the Accessories (2:12) Jill reminds us not to overlook the importance of accessories. A waterproof beanie completes your ensemble, ensuring your head stays warm and dry.
🌧️ Why Layer Properly? (2:24) Jill shares crucial insights on the importance of proper layering. Be prepared for sudden weather changes to prevent hypothermia. Stay comfortable, avoid misery, and maximize your enjoyment of the great outdoors.
👉 Variety of Options (3:03) Jill showcases one example of layering, emphasizing that there are multiple brands, weights, and styles available. Tailor your layers to suit your preferences and the specific demands of your outdoor adventure.
Tips for Trail Etiquette
The essential topic of Trail Etiquette, ensuring you have a safe and enjoyable hiking experience. Plus, I’ve got some COVID-19 trail tips to keep in mind. Let’s jump in!
🚶 Trail Etiquette Tips:
1. Know Your Right of Way (0:42) Understand the right of way on the trail. Whether you encounter hikers, horses, or cyclists, knowing who yields to whom ensures a smooth and respectful hiking experience.
2. Make Yourself Known (1:24) Be aware on the trail. A friendly hello or announcing your presence when passing others goes a long way. Spread those good vibes and make everyone’s day a bit brighter.
3. Stay on the Trail (1:43) While there might be instances where you need to step off the trail, try to stay on the marked path. Straying off can harm landmarks, plant species, and disrupt animal ecosystems.
4. Respect Wildlife (2:10) Admire wildlife from a safe distance. Let these creatures enjoy their natural habitat without disturbance. Preserve the beauty of the trail for everyone.
5. Leave What You Find (2:21) Resist the temptation to pick flowers or collect items. Leaving what you find ensures the next hiker experiences the same joy you did. It’s a small act for a big impact on erosion prevention.
🦠 COVID-19 Trail Tips (2:51):
1. Bring a Mask (2:58) In the era of COVID-19, carry a mask with you. When passing others, especially at trailheads, put on your mask to ensure safety for all.
2. Maintain Social Distance (3:04) Stay six feet apart from fellow hikers, horses, or anyone else on the trail. Be mindful of distancing guidelines to protect yourself and others.
3. Choose Less Crowded Trails (3:10) Opt for less busy trailheads when possible. Help keep the trails less crowded to maintain a safer environment for all outdoor enthusiasts.
4. Minimize Touching (3:23) While it’s not always avoidable, try to touch as few surfaces as possible. Keep your hands to yourself and maintain good hygiene practices.
🌲 Conclusion: In a world without COVID, these trail etiquette tips stand true. As we navigate the current situation, let’s all respect each other, the trails, and the great outdoors. Remember, we’re in this together!
Every Day Carry on a Day Hike
EDC stands for Everyday Carry and = A pack for a successful day out in the wilderness. Let’s dive in!
🎒 Pack of Choice: Osprey Daylight Plus (0:33) Starting with my trusty Osprey Daylight Plus backpack. It’s perfect for solo or duo hikes, accommodating everything I need while keeping things light and comfortable.
👕 Clothing Layers (0:51) For clothing, I always bring layers, especially for varying trail conditions. From a thin fleece base layer to a larger insulating layer, a raincoat (for those unpredictable mountain showers), and, depending on the weather, a thin hat and gloves for extra warmth.
💧 Hydration Essentials (2:13) Staying hydrated is a must. I carry around 48 ounces of water for most hikes, but if it’s an extended adventure, I might bring more. Aqua tabs are also in my arsenal, just in case I run out of water near a stream. They’re a lifesaver for emergency purification.
🍽️ Food for Fuel (2:57) Because hanger is real! Packed in my lunch are veggies, a wrap, and for those extra hungry moments, a protein bar and energy bites to keep the energy flowing.
🗺️ Navigation: Always Have a Map (3:33) Wherever I go, I carry a map, and you should too. It’s a small but essential item for navigating trails and ensuring a smooth hike.
🚑 Safety and Emergency Gear (3:54) Safety first! A compact first aid kit is a must-have for unforeseen situations. Better to be prepared. A headlamp for emergencies or sudden darkness, a trusty pocket knife, and, of course, your wallet with ID and money – you never know when you might need it.
🌳 Outro and Wrap-Up (4:56) Until next time, happy hiking!
Boot Care Tips
The crucial topic of boot care and why it’s the secret sauce to keeping your beloved boots in tip-top shape. Let’s lace up and dive in!
Cleaning the Upper Part of Your Boot (0:14) When it comes to preserving the upper part of your boots, regular cleaning is key. Over time, dirt and mud can infiltrate the material, acting like sandpaper when the boot flexes. Grab a hard bristle brush, some quality boot cleaner – we recommend Gear Aid’s Revivex Boot Cleaner – and get to work. Remove the laces, mix the cleaner with water, and give those boots a thorough brush. It’s a simple step that can extend the life of your boots significantly.
Sole Maintenance Matters (1:19) Don’t forget the soles! Cleaning the soles not only restores their traction for safer hiking but also helps prevent the spread of invasive species. Seeds can hitch a ride in the cracks, traveling from one hiking area to another. Keep those soles clean for a better hiking experience and to protect different ecosystems.
Overall Boot Cleaning Importance (1:48) Remember, an overall cleaning routine is vital if you want your boots to stand the test of time. It’s a small investment that pays off in the longevity of your footwear.
Waterproofing Wisdom (1:58) As a bonus tip, consider waterproofing your boots after a while. This extra step ensures your boots remain durable and water-resistant. Gear Aid offers various solutions to help you keep your boots in top-notch condition.
How to Take a Bearing
The art of taking a bearing with your map and compass – a crucial skill for navigating the backcountry when technology falls short.
Orientation to the North (0:46) Grab your map – today, we’re using the Grandfather Ranger District map. Always remember, maps are oriented to the north. Jake explains how to identify cardinal directions, making sure you’re on the right path to your destination.
Compass Basics (1:32) Learn the basics of using your compass. Jake guides you through aligning the compass needle with the north, helping you find east, west, south, and, of course, north. Remember, it’s all about Red Fred in the shed!
Taking a Bearing (2:50) Now that you know your cardinal directions, it’s time to take a bearing. Jake demonstrates how to use the compass string to measure distance on the map, helping you plan your route efficiently. With a handy scale on the map, you’ll discover just how far you need to travel.
Calculating Distance (4:09) Jake walks you through calculating the distance on the map using the measured string. In our example, the journey from Grandfather Mountain to Footsloggers in Blowing Rock is roughly 18 miles.
Why Master Map and Compass Skills? (4:26) In the high country, where technology may fail you, having map and compass skills is a game-changer. Being self-reliant and knowing your way around the terrain ensures a safe and successful outdoor experience.
How to Pack a Pack
The art of packing a backpack efficiently to ensure a comfortable and balanced load for your outdoor adventures.
Step-by-Step Packing Guide (0:15) Follow along as Jake breaks down the packing process, guiding you through each step to make your pack carry weight like a champ.
1. Sleeping Bag Placement (0:34) Jake starts at the bottom, discussing the strategic placement of your sleeping bag. Learn why it’s the perfect foundation for your gear.
2. Mid-Weight Items (1:01) Discover the ideal positioning for mid-weight items like clothing. Jake uses a stuff sack to keep things organized and neat.
3. Heavier Items Close to Your Back (1:23) Understand the importance of placing heavier items close to your back for a more balanced and comfortable hiking experience. Jake demonstrates with his tent, mess kit, and more.
4. Lightweight Items at the Top (2:12) Explore the placement of lightweight items towards the top of your backpack. Items like a pillow, sleeping pad, fleece, and rain jacket find their place for easy access.
5. Utilizing the Top (Brain) of the Pack (2:47) Uncover the purpose of the top section, often referred to as the “brain” of the pack. Jake explains how to keep lightweight essentials easily accessible for quick retrieval.
Pro Tips for Longevity (3:27) Jake shares pro tips on maintaining your backpack for longevity. Learn the proper way to handle the weighted pack and ensure it lasts through many adventures.
Outro and Gear Care Reminder (3:55) As we wrap up, Jake thanks you for tuning in and reminds you to use the designated tab when putting on your pack to prolong its life and take care of your gear.
Leave no Trace Principles
Seven Leave No Trace principles —through hand signals!
Leave No Trace Principles & Hand Signals:
1. Plan Ahead and Prepare (0:24) 👉 Jess demonstrates the first principle with a hand signal. Plan ahead and prepare by putting your index finger to your thinking cap. Remember, it’s all about being prepared for your adventure!
2. Hike and Camp on Durable Surfaces (0:51) 🕺 Jess turns the number two into a leggy person, reminding us of the second principle—hike and camp on durable surfaces. Keep it sturdy and leave the delicate areas undisturbed.
3. Dispose of Waste Properly (1:09) 🚽 Using a hand signal with a shovel, Jess vividly illustrates the third principle—dispose of waste properly. Dig a hole, cover it up, and ensure responsible waste management.
4. Leave What You Find (1:28) ✌️ Jess forms a “four” with her fingers, emphasizing the fourth principle—leave what you find. Respect the beauty of the wilderness by leaving natural elements untouched.
5. Minimize Campfire Impact (1:50) 🔥 With a hand signal creating a flame, Jess depicts the fifth principle—minimize campfire impact. Preserve the environment by keeping your fires controlled and minimal.
6. Respect Wildlife (2:10) 🦌 The sixth principle involves respecting wildlife. Jess uses a hand signal with an animal and points from a distance—reminding us to admire from afar and maintain a safe distance.
7. Be Considerate of Others (2:25) ✌️👋 The final principle is to be considerate of others on the trail. Throw up that peace sign and wave to foster a positive and friendly trail experience.
Outro & Thanks (2:29) 👣 Use hand signals to make the Leave No Trace principles stick in your mind.
Water Filtration
Whether you’re into old-school methods or cutting-edge tech, we’ve got your hydration needs covered.
Water Filtration Methods:
1. Iodine or Aqua Tabs (0:22) 🔄 Jake explores the classic iodine and aqua tabs for water purification. Learn the dosage, waiting time, and the importance of “burping” the threads for effective purification.
2. MSR MiniWorks EX (1:34) 🚰 Jake introduces the MSR MiniWorks EX, a powerful pump filter. Watch as he demonstrates its setup, including the use of aqua tabs, easy pumping, and the convenient thread-on feature for standard bottles.
3. MSR Micro Filter – The MIOX System (3:39) 💧 Another gem from MSR, the Micro Filter, utilizes the MIOX system. Discover how this system combines a purifying tablet and a ceramic filter to deliver safe and refreshing water.
4. TrailShot Pocket-Sized Water Filter (4:37) 🌐 For those on the move, Jake presents the TrailShot pocket-sized water filter. Portable and efficient, it’s perfect for quick hydration directly from the tap or your water source.
5. MSR Gravity Plus Trail Filter System (5:42) 🌌 Elevate your camp experience with the Gravity Plus Trail Filter System. Jake demonstrates its gravity setup for camp and the ingenious conversion to a TrailShot for on-the-go adventures.
Tips for Efficient Filtration:
- Filter from clear, flowing water sources for optimal performance and filter lifespan.
- Regularly clean and maintain your filters to ensure longevity.
- Prices for water filtration options:
- Iodine Tabs: $9.95
- Aqua Tabs: $11.99
- TrailShot: $49.95
- MiniWorks and Micro Filter: $99.95 each
- Gravity Plus Trail: $139.95
Outro & Water Enthusiast Anthem (6:20) 💦 Thanks for joining us on this water filtration adventure!
Tips and Tricks for Camping
Game-changing backpacking tips and tricks – these insights are sure to make your backpacking experience smoother and more enjoyable.
Backpacking Hacks:
1. Warm Feet Hack (0:26) 🔥 When the temperatures drop, keep your feet toasty in your sleeping bag. Michael’s go-to trick involves boiling water and your trusty Nalgene. Learn the quick and effective method to ensure a cozy night’s sleep.
2. Trash Bag Liner (0:48) ☔️ Stay dry on the trail! Michael introduces the trash bag liner technique for your backpack. Discover how a simple, lightweight trash bag can be a game-changer in preventing your gear from getting wet. Don’t forget to pack a reliable pack fly as a backup!
3. Soft Sack Pillow (1:20) 💤 Forgot your pillow? No worries! Michael demonstrates how to create a makeshift pillow using your spare clothes and a soft sack. A simple yet effective solution for a good night’s rest.
4. Color Code Your Gear (1:32) 🌈 Organize like a pro by color-coding your stuff sacks. Michael shares the benefits of assigning specific colors to different categories, making it easy to locate your essentials without rummaging through your entire backpack.
5. Quick Lantern Substitute (1:54) 🔦 Running out of lantern batteries? Fear not! Michael showcases a nifty trick using a Foot Sloggers branded Nalgene and a phone flashlight. Transform your water bottle into a makeshift lantern for instant illumination.
6. Sleeping Bag Efficiency (2:20) ⏱️ Save time and keep things streamlined by packing your sleeping clothes along with your sleeping bag. Michael demonstrates the convenience of having everything you need for bedtime in one compact package.
7. Top-of-Pack Rain Gear (2:35) 🌧️ Always be prepared for sudden rain showers by keeping your rain gear at the top of your pack. Michael emphasizes the importance of quick access, showcasing the art of “thinking with your brain.”
Outro & Footsloggers Gear Offer (3:00) 🌟 Thanks for tuning in to Skills with Staff!
How to Read Contour Lines on a Topo Map
Join us, as we unravel the secrets of contour lines, elevation, and the key features that make map reading a breeze!
Understanding Contour Lines:
1. Definition of Contour Lines (0:21) 🌄 Contour lines are the lifelines of topographic maps, distinguishing three-dimensional features on a two-dimensional surface. In this episode, we’ll demystify how to interpret these lines and extract valuable information from them.
2. Index Contour Lines (0:57) 🏔️ Learn about index contour lines—the thicker lines indicating specific elevations. Jess explains how to read these lines, understand the elevation intervals, and identify key features on the map.
3. Contour Interval Scale (1:26) 📏 The scale is crucial! Jess walks you through the contour interval scale, providing insights into the distance between contour lines and how it varies based on the map. Discover the secrets of elevation changes with precision.
Reading Contour Lines for Elevation and Slope (1:50) ⛰️ Dive into the specifics of reading contour lines for elevation changes and slope steepness. Jess demonstrates how the spacing between lines indicates the terrain’s steepness and how to identify higher or lower elevations.
Peak Rings and Depression Rings (3:10) 🌋 Uncover the secrets of peak rings and depression rings. Learn how to spot the innermost circle on contour lines, distinguishing mountain peaks from depressions. Jess introduces the concept of “hatchures” for easy identification.
Topographic Features and Map Reading Tips:
1. Cliffs (3:59) 🏞️ Identify cliffs on your map by recognizing where contour lines converge, indicating a sudden change in elevation. Jess breaks down how to read this feature and navigate terrain with confidence.
2. Valleys (4:18) 🏞️ Valleys are revealed by contour lines forming V or U shapes. Jess showcases how these lines point towards peak rings, helping you identify valleys and plan your route accordingly.
3. Saddles (4:47) ⛰️ Discover saddles, the low-lying areas between two higher points of elevation. Jess explains how these features resemble an hourglass shape and can serve as strategic shortcuts in mountainous terrain.
Conclusion and Outro: (5:14) Thanks for joining us on this journey through topographic maps!
Synthetic VS Down
What are the differences and similarities between down and synthetic options? Whether you’re a seasoned camper or a novice adventurer, understanding the pros and cons is crucial for a good night’s sleep in the great outdoors!
Exploring Synthetic Sleeping Bags:
1. Pros of Synthetic Bags (0:29) 🌐 Blake delves into the advantages of synthetic sleeping bags, highlighting their affordability and quick-drying nature. Discover why synthetic bags might be the ideal choice for certain camping scenarios.
2. Cons of Synthetic Bags (0:42) ⚖️ While synthetic bags have their merits, Blake discusses the drawbacks, such as their slightly heavier weight, larger packed size, and a tendency to wear out sooner than their down counterparts.
Unpacking Down Sleeping Bags:
1. Pros of Down Sleeping Bags (0:56) 🌬️ Blake transitions to the benefits of down sleeping bags, emphasizing their lightweight design, exceptional compressibility, and longevity when properly cared for. Learn why down bags are a favorite among weight-conscious adventurers.
2. Cons of Down Sleeping Bags (1:21) 🌧️ Explore the downsides of down sleeping bags, including their higher price point, slower drying time, and the impact of losing insulation when wet. Blake sheds light on how these factors might influence your decision.
Decision-Making and Personal Preferences (1:38) ❓ When it comes down to choosing between down and synthetic sleeping bags, it ultimately boils down to your personal preferences and specific needs. Blake wraps up the session by encouraging you to explore the variety of sleeping bags available at Footsloggers.
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