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Old 11-29-2015, 06:39 AM   #15
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Dr. Fife - Are the armadillo hoses flexible in cold weather? Also, do you have the aluminum or steel shielded hoses?


I try to plan my fresh water tank refills based on the weather forecast for the next few days. Even then I find myself performing the Olympic hose coiling event in single-digit temps.
The flexibility of the Armadillo hose is good in cold weather. I've had mine for over a year.

Mine are steel. I have not camped in single digit temps with them.

They do offer a heated version that might be beneficial in sub-freezing weather.
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Doc you'd better put those hoses in your will, they'll last MORE than a lifetime.
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