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Nitro Yes - you may be right. |
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Nitro This Nitro is the newest version and they had secured the rights to use a stretch baffle system from Montbell so this one should stretch out nicely in the shoulders, far more than the Marmot. |
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2010 MLD Prophet Thanks Mike! I am holdin' |
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Nitro I had a 15 degree version. The quality is right up there - the zipper is a marvel as it proved to be completely snag free. However, the version I had (2007) was too snug for me around the sho... |
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2010 MLD Prophet Thanks for the response, Party Boy. I live where it would be expensive to call. |
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Unna Door Modification That's really great! |
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2010 MLD Prophet How are you guys ordering this stuff but it's not on the website???!!! |
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Tent setup in the rain Tips? Move fast and carry a pack towel. |
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A most amazing encounter Oh - sorry about the off limits Ben. I have watched it several times and I concur - bookmark it. I thought you were back before Christmas? |
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Trance I was amazed at the comfort difference between the MR and the Ozone (that I own) with the same load weight. I honestly had to check to see if I loaded the same gear in both. I really like the Ozo... |
All Reader Reviews by David Ure
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Lightweight Backpacking and Camping by Ryan Jordan et al. This book provides neither advanced information or enough technical information to assist the beginner light weight backpacker. Much of it is just a rehash of articles that can be read as a member of... |
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Ronald Turnbull The Book of the Bivvy. Cicerone: UK 2nd. ed. 2007 I think the two previous reviews are from individuals who have never bivvied before. As a bivvier that has experienced pretty much everthing you can imagine, I chuckled to myself at some of the anecd... |
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Integral Designs eVent Overbag Pros: -eVent - waterproof and highly breathable. -durable -wide and long enough for a winter bag -no zip for entry but the entry is wide and easy to get into -wonderfuly simple but effective in... |
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GoLite Jam2 There are criticisms that Golite has sold its roots to the mainstream. Maybe, but this pack fits me like a glove and it has proven to be exceptionally durable. It is also larger than the rated capac... |
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TarpTent Henry is a class act: -fast e-mail response to questions. Never tries to 'upsell.' -innovative products that buck the typical trend of like shelters so common. He is a leader in this f... |
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Mountain Laurel Designs Excellent CS from Ron and his products speak for themselves. Exceptional attention to detail. A pleasure to deal with and highly recommended. |
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Integral Designs Event Unishelter Pros: -rear vent provides additional ventilation in 'storm mode.' -top made out of Event. -one pole = simplicity. Cons: -heavy for what it is. -rear peg required to 'stand up&#... |
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Integral Design Hot Socks Pros: -pack small. Cons: -not that hot. Takes longer for my feet to warm up than just using thick wool socks. -difficult to put on. Would like to see more insulation - maybe I just have ... |
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Integral Designs Pertex Windshirt Pros: -Pertex is efficient at blocking wind. Cons: -XL too small and is more like a Large to bigger medium. -Too short (hem). -No brim on hood. |
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C and C Outdoors Tough company to deal with. Most of their stock they drop ship direct from the manufacturer so although you may see something and put it in your cart and order it, it will not be currently available.... |
