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BoaterTalk: The International Information Site for the Whitewater Paddler
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Thermal gradient (not pressure) is the key to Gore-Tex breathability
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eVent vs. Gore-Tex. . .feedback wanted
jaleel_da_sheik
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They're both a waste of money.
DavidWeber
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Jun 03 2008, 18:51 GMT
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snowwrestler
And the thermal gradient is usually pretty high during situations where a person is wearing a Gore-Text dry suit. You can be 100% submerged and if the thermal gradient is there, Gore-Tex will breathe underwater. Pretty cool actually.
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Gore-tex can breathe under water!?
DavidWeber
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It's true
snowwrestler
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Huh...
DavidWeber
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Well if you understand the chemistry, the parlor trick isn't necessary
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snowwrestler
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And just so you don't think I'm making this up
snowwrestler
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The author of this article has NO CLUE what he's talking about.
DavidWeber
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And you do?
snowwrestler
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You sir, are worse than Hitler.
DavidWeber
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Jane you ignorant slut
snowwrestler
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LOL! By the way, I love your new avatar :-)
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DavidWeber
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Yes, it can. Especially if you're hot and the water is cold.
tcookson
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I simply do not believe it.
DavidWeber
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jsp
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Yeah, I'm weighing in again
snowwrestler
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yeah...
DavidWeber
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Cool. I'm interested to hear more about eVent
snowwrestler
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Impressive, the vapor force is strong with you!
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justsurf
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