A look inside WinInet's index.dat file and changes in IE7 and Vista

re: A look inside WinInet's index.dat file and changes in IE7 and Vista

Kenneth Power — Tue, 08 Aug 2006 22:21:06 GMT

Have you tried one of those camel bags?

http://qzdongxing.en.alibaba.com/product/50108236/50489653/Camel_Bags/Camel_Bags.html

[Never tried one, but they look uncomfortable. (How does the sweat evaporate from your back if you're carrying that thing?) -Raymond]

re: A look inside WinInet's index.dat file and changes in IE7 and Vista

Phil — Tue, 08 Aug 2006 23:02:25 GMT

I can't speak for the Chinese "Camel Bags" linked above, but I love my Camelbak. Since it has chest and waist straps it does not move about much, and since it gets lighter as you ride, you rarely notice it. It's a lot more popular with mountain bikers, but I like using it on long road bike rides to keep a lot of water on me and not need to carry a bunch of bottles or worry about refilling.

Interesting Finds: August 8, 2006

Jason Haley — Wed, 09 Aug 2006 06:27:01 GMT

re: A look inside WinInet's index.dat file and changes in IE7 and Vista

Kenneth Power — Thu, 10 Aug 2006 04:53:54 GMT

Hmmm, from memory I don't seem to recall sweat evaporation being a problem. The longest ride where I used one was ~12 miles in Sacramento this past March. The bag itself gave no discomfort, even when full. What I disliked was the odd taste the water had, but that may have been peculiar to the particular bag I used.

And thanks Phil, the camelBak is what I was referring to. I searched for Camel Bag and psoted the first link that looked "correct"

re: A look inside WinInet's index.dat file and changes in IE7 and Vista

Dean Harding — Thu, 10 Aug 2006 08:53:08 GMT

Some of the CamelBak things have special ventilation panels to ensure the air flows around the bag and over your back. They also let you carry other stuff like an mp3 player or whatever.