Anyone know where I can get this kind of mic wind sock material?

http://www.eyeofmine.com/store/image...gopro_side.jpg
http://micover.com/store/images/mico...rs_3d_back.jpg

Don't feel like these are worth the $20-25 price tag...

skin a cat and stick tape on the back...there its free :fuckyea:

Have you tried 3 vets in Vancouver.

You could try livestock

NOPE don't have em at livestock!

What's the max you will pay? I can get them shipped up for you, gotta check the prices & shipping first.

I ended up finding it at Mark's Work Wearhouse at Ironwood. It was 6.5oz for $8.99. Threw in a pack of socks to make it over $20, then used the $10 off coupon :fuckyea:

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Footlocker on Robson had them about 5ish months ago. They might still have them.
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I Shall try...

Even Footlocker in Metro had them. Check them out too.
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Thanks, I'll call a couple in the morning! There is a million sites selling fake ones online from what I have checked out so far.

a good vacuum cleaner that picks up cat hair.. i got both a long hair and short hair cat. They both shed like crazy when i brush them. can anyone recommend a good vacuum ?

price range: $0-280

You can consider Hoover cyclone vacuums... they actually use the same technology as Dyson, but much cheaper. Find one that has a pet hair attachment.

if you need it locally, lordco should have tuner nuts as well as places like gearheads. online will be cheaper though.

How much do lordco charge?

What's the cheapesttttttt lugnut locally? To be used on steelies.

called every footlocker..they said they don't have any in Canada.. lol

NIKE acg AIR MAX 90 309299 030 god damn it!

Go Lordco and use Revscene account......... or get nuts at Costco. It's not like nuts are expensive. Just make sure you get the right ones.


Edit: I bought my tires from Costco, so maybe they only sell the lugnuts to people who buy tires from them.

What can I use to repair PVC coated rain gear?

I do a lot of oxy/acetylene cutting outside and burn a fair number of holes through my gear from slag and rust. Patching them with duct tape works I'm looking for something stronger. I've tried tire patches w/ contact cement but it doesn't stick.

Any recommenations?

You can get patches from MEC, I've used waterproof tent patches in the past to fix holes.

Thanks. Being soggy at work sucks.

Loking for a small but powerful 6-8 inch table fan for under $25

Nothing at Canadian tire, home depot, walmart, london drugs, futureshop

It's not the season for fans so those places wont have anything. Best bet would be to search online, I'm sure Ebay has something you will like

Very basic rubber boots. None of that Hunter and branded stuff.

Thanks in advance.

try Dipt downtown