heywood on 2/12/2022 at 16:10

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That made me smile too Tocky, so I couldn't keep it to myself. I'll leave it to my kids to decide what to call it. I don't recall ever naming stuff, though I'm sure I did as a kid.

The weight is not bad, about the same as a fiberglass canoe of the same size, and the weight is a heck of a lot easier to carry. High end inflatables of similar size & fitout are close to the same weight, and traditional skin on frame and rotomolded kayaks are heavier. We have (https://trekkingtrails.de/eckla-foldy-im-praxistest/) one of these for schlepping from the car to the launch, but portages are going to be an effort.

When we camp, we bring fresh food and (https://www.cobbgrillamerica.com/shop/portable-grills/cobb-premier-plus-grill) a charcoal grill. I've smoked ribs and roasts, made pizza, steaks, pasta, curries, even cioppino. And we bring wine and schnapps. A benefit of paddling to camp vs. backpacking to camp is that you can eat real food, bring a bigger tent, enjoy some comforts. Otherwise, my wife wouldn't come.

heywood on 2/12/2022 at 17:24

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Secretlab Titan. Nice gaming chair that doesn't look too much like a gaming chair.

rachel on 3/12/2022 at 09:20

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I lol'ed :laff: Seriously though it's a memory foam cushion and that's probably my best purchase since I started WFH. My previous chair had a pretty hard seat and when you spend 8+ hours/ day, it makes a difference.

It does actually recline a great deal, enough for a nap but I have another, better recliner for that, an old Stressless armchair (similar to (https://www.leekes.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/1500x/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/2/5/252683_l.jpg) this) I rescued when my parents upgraded their living room. It's more than 20+ years old but still supremely comfortable.