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Re: Re: Don't bother... I own the Garmin Etrex Vista Hcx and highly recommend the unit-- it has everything that I was looking for: -Mac compatible -High sensitivity receiver -Expandable memory -Accepts lithium batt... |
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Re: RE: WTT: Cilogear 60L Work Sack Not a problem Ben, FWIW, the pack also has an extension collar which I would estimate would bring the pack to around 60L. It has served me well for both multi-day winter trips and one day winter... |
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Re: WTT: Cilogear 60L Work Sack I have an older model CCW Chernobyl (with tool tubes), it is a 49L pack and in the same league as your Cilogear and would do a straight across trade. It is in good condition. |
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Re: Re: Has anyone used these packs...? "Speed 30: Garbage" I respectfully disagree. I own a 2011 version of the Speed 30 pack and have used it exclusively on all of my winter & spring mountaineering trips here in Colora... |
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Re: alpine sleep system/ boot warming Before I upgraded to a real sleeping I used to double bag also-- I started with a +20F quilt and a +50F bag combined with capilene baselayer top, bottoms as well as down pants and jacket inside a d... |
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Re: location That is what I thought, thanks Chris. |
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RE: Snowshoe Help "If you have any specific questions, fire away" Slightly OT, but I see that you live in Boulder and was just where you tested them? Any idea what the peaks are behind you? |
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Re: Long sleeve, short sleeve, zip neck, hoody. Paul, under what conditions do you plan on wearing both layers? I live and climb in Colorado year round and my R1 hoody only comes out in the winter and even then I use it as my only base-laye... |
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Re: Jetboil Sol vs. PCS cold test "Clearly with low pressure in the can the Sol is much quicker. Still not a winter powerhouse though" Jim, I have not read this entire thread and too be honest I probably won't, how... |
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Re: owning only one pair of shoes? You mention alpine and snow-- if you plan on wearing crampons and kicking steps then the answer is no. You will need at least two pairs. A light shoe will not have a stiff enough shank to secure... |
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