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Michele Mason (bianchilvr) - BPL Lifetime Member
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Lid for a SP 600 http://www.freewebs.com/jasonklass/benslid.htm |
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Thanks for the help. nm |
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thanks! Thanks for all the help. I'll ditch the needle stakes and carry groundhog stakes. As far as using the stake in snow...It sounds like you bury it in the snow horizontally, and pile snow on top... |
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No, you're not stupid... Your profile doesn't mention where you live...I live in the southeast. I always go solo...leave a detailed itinerary and a return time, and you're good to go. |
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Winter Tent Stakes I'm not new to winter camping, but I'm new to TENTING in winter. I'm going to the Smokies, where there may or may not be snow. What tent stakes should I take? Do I need to take sno... |
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Contrail I made a mistake...no damage on my Contrail! I got it mixed up with my Squall...I could have asked for more on it! :( Still for sale! |
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FS--Contrail Tent has only been used once, for four days. Seam-sealed and floor is cross hatched with seam sealer to prevent pad slippage. Comes with front guyline. There is some very light damage at the fro... |
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Salomon's Laces I successfully contacted Salomon USA about 2 years ago and complained that my laces broke. They sent me another pair for free, and they arrived within the same week. Try contacting them from thei... |
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Packing the SP600 Sam, I had this same issue. I also anticipated that the cannister would get stuck in the pot. Ben helped me out. Put the folded up GP in first and your lighter (if applicable). Then put in ... |
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Front Beak, Guyline Help So, I finally got this tent reasonably taut last weekend and seam sealed it. Thanks folks, you guessed it, I didn't have the front staked out wide enough. All the corners get pretty tangly, t... |
All Reader Reviews by Michele Mason
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Marmot DriClime Marmot Driclime Windshirt Purchased 2004 Size Women's Medium Weight 9.4 oz I really liked the windshirt at first as a layering piece. It breaths well and provides a nice level of warmth. I... |
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Montbell Thermawrap jacket Purchased in 2005 Size Small Weight 8.6 oz without stuff sack This is my insulating piece of my clothing system. It is incredibly light and incredibly warm. The velvety collar is a nice comfort... |
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Granite Gear Vapor Trail Purchased in 2004 Size Small Weight 2 pounds 2 oz I have cut off excess straps, axe loops, etc, and this pack still weighs several ounces heavier than advertised. My pack was manufactured before... |
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Merrell Mesa Ventilator II Cross-Training Shoes Women's size 9.5 Weight for pair 31.4 oz (1 lb 15 oz) Shoes are a very personal thing, so it is very hard to use a rating by one person and apply it to another. Things I like: Dry very q... |
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Tarptent Squall THE GENERAL STUFF Website: www.tarptent.com Tarptent Squall Purchased: Fall 2004 Options purchased: bug screen, extended beak, sewn floor (non-bathtub) Seam sealed by "you... |
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Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Pad Yeppers, gotta spread the word, as I was disappointed in my pad's longevity. I only got to use my BA Insulated Air Core (regular size) once, in February. I bought the pad after a long weekend wint... |
