Reply With QuoteThe Zulu is a copy of the Rhino, which itself started life as a copy of the Waterborn.Originally Posted by Jeremy67
Eddie
And where does Rhino come into it?
The Zulu is a copy of the Rhino, which itself started life as a copy of the Waterborn.
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
The NATOs are thinner, with flatter (less substantial) hardware.
The Zulu I had had a weaker tang than my Rhinos, and the Zulus tend to be shorter. Other than that, it's a color game.
The gray Rhino absolutely rox. :D
Cheers,
Martin ("Crusader")
The problem is they're all made of nylon :x ...
Simon
A week at 30-degrees plus, and the advantages become obvious (or whatever the lack of olfactory nuisance is called in English). ;-)
Cheers,
Martin ("Crusader")
A week at 30-degrees plus, and the advantages become obvious (or whatever the lack of olfactory nuisance is called in English). ;-)
A week in the tropics with daily rain and sun, and you'll find that nylon straps stink to high heavens if you don't wash it daily. It also stinks if it keeps raining and there's no chance of drying the strap out. That's why I use rubber straps - they remain neutral come rain or shine.
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