Knotting the Thread
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Step 1:
After threading the needle, wrap the ends of thread around the pointer finger. Make an “X” whith the tread.
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Step 2:
Place your thumb over the “X”. Roll the thread back and forth a couple of times between you pointer finger and thumb.
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Step 3:
Slide the knot off your finger with your thumb, rolling the threads together towards the end of your pointer finger while pinching the thread.
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Step 4:
I Slide the knot to the end of the thread by gently sliding the knot to the end of the thread using the end of your pointer finger and thumb.
Find more great tips like these in our Repair Guide
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Apply ReviveX® Nubuck, Suede and Fabric Water Repellent to clean, dry footwear. Liberally treat the tops and sides of the toe area, especially where the boot bends.
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TRUE OR FALSE?
Heavy duty mountain boots are obsolete for backpacking.
True. But while the ultralight backpacking crowd (carrying 20 lb. packs) get by on trails using trail running shoes or even good sport sandals, most folks carrying heavier loads should have some ankle support. Well-made light hikers with a 3/4 or full-height ankle collar are usually enough for moderate loads on most trails.