Quick easy repair of a tear in your down bag or coat

#Bushcraft N Fun's version to repair nylon gear.
Who would have thought this would work. Sometimes your out on trail or camping and you get a tear in that warm down bag or jacket and suddenly you have feathers appearing. Duct tape is bulky and ugly or you just dont have any. But almost everyone carries a first aide kit. How about this quick fix that has multiple uses, doesn't take up much space and looks much better then a piece of tape. I used it several years ago for a small hole in my tent which is still holding strong and a pair of nylon pants which I have washed many times without the patch coming off.
Nexcare Tegaderm Waterproof Transparent Dressing, Large Size, 6 Count a.co/d/emEem21

[@MadDogSurvival]

Multi use items are the key to good bushcraft! Nice one sister! Hope your both well 👍🏻👍🏻😎

[@GrasshopperOutdoors]

I totally agree that your first aid kit (which you should have) should be for anything you can use it for, i.e. part of your everyday carry tool kit. It did not go down too well a long time ago with my troop Sergent when I repaired my combat jacket by sticking a patch on with evostik contact adhesive 🤣

[@BushcraftNFun]

Multiple uses for multiple things!

[@GrasshopperOutdoors]

@@BushcraftNFun I agree, plus you have to keep going into your kit to remember what is in there, and to update or upgrade as necessary. I just got my EDC first aid kit out to do a little repair, not on me or the dog, but on the kitchen scissors 🤣

[@MadDogSurvival]

😂😂😂 owch

[@GrasshopperOutdoors]

@@MadDogSurvival Oh yes there were consequences 🤐, but at least I found out we actually had a tailor on the camp, so I always took my stuff there after that and it was free 😂

[@MadDogSurvival]

👌🏽👌🏽😎