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[C&R 2015] Coho

帖子发表于 : 13 10月 2015 11:32
AngSpec
Another buddy of mine caught them over the weekend.
Quick photo ops and off they went.

Told him it is time to get a new cellphone

:laugh3 :laugh3 :laugh3

Re: [C&R 2015] Coho

帖子发表于 : 13 10月 2015 12:10
怕了索尼
:up

Re: [C&R 2015] Coho

帖子发表于 : 13 10月 2015 12:13
RiverRunner
漂亮的鹰钩嘴

Re: [C&R 2015] Coho

帖子发表于 : 13 10月 2015 13:09
XUYCA
厉害。 :yes

Re: [C&R 2015] Coho

帖子发表于 : 13 10月 2015 13:23
nc1889
:yes :yes :yes

Re: [C&R 2015] Coho

帖子发表于 : 13 10月 2015 20:04
Lee
:up

Re: [C&R 2015] Coho

帖子发表于 : 14 10月 2015 06:18
王大牛
:up :up :up

Re: [C&R 2015] Coho

帖子发表于 : 14 10月 2015 08:56
边走边钓
Nice fish. :up
BTW,tell him pls , it's time to add some DWR on his wadder. :roflmao


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What is DWR?

To prevent wet out, all GORE-TEX® shell fabrics are treated with an ultra-thin treatment called DWR, adurable water repellent polymer that is applied to the outermost fabric layer. DWR penetrates the fibers and lowers the surface tension of the fabric, causing water to bead up and roll off this outer layer of fabric, instead of being absorbed.

DWR is not permanent, though. Regular wear and tear, plus exposure to dirt, detergents, insect repellent, and other impurities can shorten its lifespan. The good news is that restoring the water repellency of your GORE-TEX® shell is extremely easy.

it“Wet out” can put a real damper on your day. That’s when liquid saturates your garment’s outer fabric layer above the GORE-TEX® membrane, leaving you feeling damp and clammy - as if your garment were leaking, even when it’s not.

What is DWR?

To prevent wet out, all GORE-TEX® shell fabrics are treated with an ultra-thin treatment called DWR, adurable water repellent polymer that is applied to the outermost fabric layer. DWR penetrates the fibers and lowers the surface tension of the fabric, causing water to bead up and roll off this outer layer of fabric, instead of being absorbed.

DWR is not permanent, though. Regular wear and tear, plus exposure to dirt, detergents, insect repellent, and other impurities can shorten its lifespan. The good news is that restoring the water repellency of your GORE-TEX® shell is extremely easy.