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How to Repair a Puffer Jacket in 3 Easy Steps

Afterwards a dark of desert shenanigans involving flaming Roman candles a few weeks ago my favorite Northward Face puffer jacket is in need of some lite repair.

Give thanks the gear gods for Tenacious Tape. This stuff is similar gilded on and off the trail!

In this quick "how-to," I'll prove you how to repair a puffer jacket, or any piece of material gear for that matter, in three easy steps.

Hither's what you'll need:

Tenacious Tape (buy information technology here)
Pair of scissors

Instructions

Footstep 1: Create a patch

How to repair a puffer jacket – cut out a patch of Tenacious Record slightly larger than the hole

Using your scissors, cut out a patch of Tenacious Tape that's slightly larger than the hole you are going to repair. It should take most one/4 inch overlap or so on all sides.

Stride 2: Round the edges

How to repair your puffer jacket — How to repair a puffer jacket – round any edges to go along the patch from communicable on things

Round off any precipitous corners or edges on the patch. This will keep the edges of the record from accidentally catching on things that can rip your patch off.

Step three: Utilize the patch

Pull the backing off the record and identify your patch over the hole. Apply pressure to the patch, working from the eye out to remove any air bubbles.

That'south it! You're jacket is good as new… or at least every bit shut as you lot can get it without sending information technology back to the manufacturer or doing some actually fancy needlework.

Allow the patch to set for a while before washing and the repair should last for years to come.

Have y'all got a repair tip yous'd similar to share? Permit me hear about it in the comments below.

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Robb Keele

Robb is a native San Diegan and avid hiker, backpacker, moving-picture show taker and 52 Hike Challenger. He created Getgo Outdoors with the goal of giving back to the outdoor community and inspiring others to get outdoors.