Sunday 12-Jun-2016, 03:45 PM
Perhaps some 30 second super glue/epoxy would be useful (particularly on long 'walk' events) when it isn't possible to go back to the change room for the 10 minute UHU fix.
And maybe even some gatorade 'tablets' or something? I found at Dreamworld for example, no one was drinking enough. So if you (and the rest of the wranglers) keep some dissolvable water flavouring agents around, it might aid in hydration. (Threats of hiding crucial armour pieces seem to work too)
My kit also contains a few different sewing needles and various coloured threads, as well as double sided hemming tape, various soft polishing cloths, dish washing liquid and rag (for visor defogging, works wonders). So you might find those handy for your kit. I also tend to bring a spare set of nomex gloves and my Aker amp in case anyone else's malfunctions.
Besides that, I think you've got everything. Much more, and we're starting to get into what troopers really should have fixed on their own gear before the troop.
And maybe even some gatorade 'tablets' or something? I found at Dreamworld for example, no one was drinking enough. So if you (and the rest of the wranglers) keep some dissolvable water flavouring agents around, it might aid in hydration. (Threats of hiding crucial armour pieces seem to work too)
My kit also contains a few different sewing needles and various coloured threads, as well as double sided hemming tape, various soft polishing cloths, dish washing liquid and rag (for visor defogging, works wonders). So you might find those handy for your kit. I also tend to bring a spare set of nomex gloves and my Aker amp in case anyone else's malfunctions.
Besides that, I think you've got everything. Much more, and we're starting to get into what troopers really should have fixed on their own gear before the troop.
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