[at-l] Nan's first 'spensive gear

[lwbooher@halifax.com (Leslie Booher)]

A lot of my stuff comes from Junonia.  One of the things I hated most losing
when my pack was stolen was my Junonia shorts.  I had to buy new ones.  I
adore the zip-off leg pants.  Mine are supplex nylon.  Everything washes
right out of it.  They wear really well.  One change I did make was to put
elastic in the bottoms of the legs.  Too, mine had a big zipper on the hip
pocket that I took out.  I didn't want my hip belt catching it or riding on
it.  You'll be really happy with their stuff, though.  One thing I like
about that company is that they're in St. Paul or Minneapolis.  Our daughter
is in school 20 miles or so south of there.  When I call to order, often the
person answering has that wonderful Minnesota accent that makes me feel
close.  anklebear

-----Original Message-----
From: FLATers@webtv.net <FLATers@webtv.net>
To: at-l@backcountry.net <at-l@backcountry.net>
Date: Thursday, March 29, 2001 9:51 PM
Subject: [at-l] Nan's first 'spensive gear


Yippee! I got a pair of hiking pant of my very own today! They are not
MENS that I tried to deal with. They fit well and cost WAAAAYYYY too
much. I now have a really nice pair of pants with zip off legs from
Junonia.com. They are almost like  a nylon twill. They are made by
Quartz Nature Inc., and even has a warranty (well it ought to at that
price). Vera suggested that company after I complained that those of us
with "greater ASSets" have a hard time fitting the regular stuff off the
Dick's Sporting Goods rack. Anyway.....I like 'em! Anyone else have
anything made by this company? How did the fabric actually wear while on
the trail?

Landslides (Nan)

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