BPL Community Profile

Greg Mihalik (greg23) - BPL Premium Member

My Locale Colorado
About Me Hiker, biker, skier.
greg at smgm dot org

You cannot send this user a personal message (PM) because they have not specified a PM email address yet.

All Forum Posts by Greg Mihalik

Showing 1 - 10 of 3638 | Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ...364
 

Post

Forum » Thread
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Your thoughts on an idea for an online backpacking/fishing seminar site
Is there a coupon for this?

In On the Web » Your thoughts on an idea for an online backpacking/fishing seminar site
May 21, 4:14pm
Re: Re: Don't squash my carefully formatted tables
The best way to preserve a table format is to do it in Excel, Save As a pdf, then Export from the pdf to a jpg, and Insert the jpg into your post. PITA, but it works. HERE is a link to post...

In Community Support Forum » Don't squash my carefully formatted tables
May 21, 11:58am
Re: (yes, this is off topic)
"This is also why hydropower is cost effective, because we can use dams to store potential energy at the top of the hill and spill from the dam in the afternoon/evenings when everyone turns on...

In Philosophy & Technique » The Case Against Wood Fires
May 21, 11:40am
Re: Re: Fasthike Fiber?
Reviewing and Reiterating - "If it were just a day, I would simply stick to MyoMalt on trail (3/4 malto, 1/4 whey). But over a 5 day JMT fasthike, I'm going to want fiber to "smoot...

In Food, Hydration, and Nutrition » Fasthike Fiber?
May 21, 8:26am
Re: Re: Pack fit
... yea... just ask Max.

In GEAR » Backpacking and anterior pelvic tilt
May 20, 5:37pm
Re: Fasthike Fiber?
This definitely drifts into the TMI catagory, but it is a reality that needs consideration. I hike 20 to 25 miles a day. I eat 4 or 5 Powerbar Harvest Bars (and other stuff) because they are ...

In Food, Hydration, and Nutrition » Fasthike Fiber?
May 20, 12:31pm
Re: Re: PCT fire...stove question
"I did wonder how much safer a no-spill stove, such as the starlyte, might be? .... I would just prefer my caldera cone." My wife and I have been using a Cone for a 4 years, probably a...

In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » PCT fire...stove question
May 20, 9:58am
Re: Re: Re: Re: stakes suitable for very, very hard compacted dirt surface.
"Stakes suitable for very, very hard compacted dirt surface. " "I've heard great things about ground hog stakes, but @ .7oz/stake, that's too heavy." If it is just c...

In GEAR » stakes suitable for very, very -hard compacted dirt surface.
May 20, 6:24am
Re: Re: stakes suitable for very, very hard compacted dirt surface.
"I've been eyeing those Varga nail stakes. Trying to get someone else to try them and report back how they work." I used them for a while. They work very well for highy compacted,...

In GEAR » stakes suitable for very, very -hard compacted dirt surface.
May 19, 9:45pm
Re: xx
"...paying to post or for shared info is a little weird..." And what does your cell phone plan charge you to talk to your GF? Per Minute? And what does the power company charge for t...

In GEAR » COUPON FOR MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL?
May 19, 9:35pm

All Reader Reviews by Greg Mihalik

Showing 1 - 3 of 3 | Page: 1
 

Review

Category
Therm-a-Rest Neoair
This rating reflects use below 40° F. For summer use it could go much higher. I have wanted to try the Therm-A-Rest Neoair (72"), hoping it would be both light and warm. I've been thr...

In Sleeping Pads - Inflatable
April 18, 10:35am
Petzl e+LITE
Just to get my experience into this thread here is a ...

In Lights - Flashlights & Headlamps
December 02, 7:00pm
Alpkit CarbonLite
Poor packing on my part resulted in a TD 12-10 stove getting a little squashed. I straightened it out as best possible and continued to use it for 8 more days, with no discernable loss of functionali...

In Trekking Poles
June 09, 6:23pm