What's your latest purchase?

Picked up a few more PMags in Kansas the other day.

 

Canon 1dx mkii, 200-400,70-200 ii, 16-35 iii.

 

Whelp, keeping this going lol

 

Just purchased my '17 Colorado elk license. C'mon November!!!

 

that was an expensive day!

 

Look forward to your review Sean...I still have not purchased one yet.

 

Nice! I use a ROAV C1, very similar. Considered the Garmin as well!

 

I don't mean to sound stupid but I will, what exactly is it best used for, would I need it if the truck has bluetooth!

 

I purchased this Bambi Bar for my '07.

 

I ordered another case of Lake City M118-LR to feed my baby.

 

The brewery moved right down the road from where I work, I've spent too much money there this summer.

Mines boring but I just bought a new pair of running shoes, trying out some Newtons

 

Shoes are not nearly as boring as this...i got and installed new cordless, black out, cellular window shades in my bedroom and my daughter's as well. Planning to get some for the 2 bay windows downstairs at some point as money allows.

These were off the shelf at home depot and fit. They were 35 a piece, which adds up quickly. The good news is that for the bay window shades I can buy these same off the shelf and they will trim them to the exact size I need.

 

Cool. Ha!

 

Redeemed myself from the window shades lol ... still waiting on my bottle of hydro2 silica sealant, but I got a nice box a few minutes ago. I decided to step up my wash / detail game. Thanks @WarEagleSteve for all your help.
Just fyi for anyone looking to upgrade their products. This stuff plus 500ml of hydro2 concentrate cost me $108. This is all quality stuff, the grit guards are a must ,I'll be using them in home depot buckets. the soap is amazing and now I have a proper mitt to use it. And from all I've seen, the hydro2 is a remarkable product. i did get cheap tire cleaner though
This $100 Will get me through well over a years washing I assume. Thats pretty damn good. Name brand stuff from Wal-Mart would have cost nearly the same.

 

FatBobs Garage coilovers up front and 5100's out back.
The rears showed up today... Front tomorrow. Kinda want to take off work and wait for the UPS guy. Even though 99% of the time,he shows up after 4:00 anyway

 

My fuel pump finally died today, so I am forced into buying a new one.
One less thing to worry about moving forward.

 

Just got a canon 5d mkiv and 24-105mm ii lens, and a Wimberley gimbal

 

Wimbereleys are awesome. I've got a couple. Your 200-400 will be a camper on that as will you. What ball head are you using?

 

I want to see this. Whats the lift on the front using these, 3inch?...... and how will you compensate on the back? Will just adding the rear shocks lift it?

 

For sure. The 200-400 with the 1dx is heavy as hell. I have an induro bhl3s head

 

I have a pair of 1Ds IIIs and a 1DC. They are not light bodies.

 

So fun though. The 5d isn’t even appealing haha. I’ll soon update this thread with a James Baroud grand raid

 

They are 3" out of the box, with plenty of thread on both sides. They are replacing a 2.5" spacer lift I've had on the truck for the last 5 years. Out back, I have adjustable shackles, they are in the middle setting which is about 1.5"of rear lift. I'll be putting everything together Sunday morning, I'll post pics when its all done

 

I bought a mitt I like. Now I'm off to look up Hydro2 and grit guards....

 

Wait a sec- didn't you just get $1.37 million in phot equipment last weekend?!!

Go LARGE!!

 

I need a really decent non tactical headlamp for hunting and camping. I have had a few lower end models over the years. Reliability is key. Also hands free when tracking and recovering deer or walking to deer stand is the only way to go. Cabelas warranty is hard to beat.

Headed to my local Cabelas today to pick this one up or check out a few others. I love Cabelas!

 

About all I can do lately...

 

Just snagged a pair of these Mountain Khakis pants. They aint cheap but my god are they comfortable and they will last a long time.

 

Have several pairs of their Alpine Utility pants. Great stuff.