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Eric Viviano (lightweightpack) - BPL Forum Member
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All Forum Posts by Eric Viviano
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Paypal Paypal OK? What is your email address? |
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Thanks Thanks everyone for their input. I ordered a couple pairs from REI. Am I sensing a market opening here? Anyone good at sewing? We could use some tall clothing and tents. |
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eBay I put the bag on eBay if anyone is interested! Here is the link to the auction: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320160467546&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=01... |
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Tall floks - Where to get gear? I'm a tall skinny guy (6'3 165lb) and am having trouble finding lightweight pants. I wear a 32x38 pant. I know there are people taller than me on here, where do you get your gear? I woul... |
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Thanks Thanks all for the feedback! I think I will pick up a Pinnacle on eBay for $100 and try it out. Hopefully I can make one last run into the Sierra's before my move to ID, and before the weather ... |
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Big Agnes Not to hijack but.... Big Agnes bags have the built in sleeve to keep your pad in place. Does any other manufacture do this? I've been thinking of getting a BA zirkel bag and aircore pad for... |
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No prob I've used my snow peak gigapower from 6,000 feet hunting, to 9,000 on Mt. Reba. Had some wind issues on Mt. Reba, bought the windscreen, solved that issue. |
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Pinnacle vs Nimbus Meridian Looking for people with experience with these packs. Not sure which one to get. I am 6'3 and skinny, at 165lbs. I like the GoLite Pinnacle's weight, but the Nimbus Meridian seems to be far ... |
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ProLite3 ProLite 3 is sold to Chris of the great state of Texas! Thanks Chris! The bag is still up for sale, $55 shipped. I will take paypal or a money order. |
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Buying Do you have paypal? Do you live in the USA? |
All Reader Reviews by Eric Viviano
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Backpacking Light Ti Esbit stove I will admit, this is my first experience with esbit, but I was not impressed at all. For being so small and compact, I wasn't expecting a 6 burner Wolf range, but it let me down. I bought it alon... |
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Snow Peak Trek 700 Great pot, works awesome for solo Mtn House meals and such. Drank many a cup of coffee from it as well. Mine is now black and scratched from heavy use. Has stood up well to many cooking over an open f... |
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Snow Peak Titanium Double Wall Cup 300 Love this mug. Keeps my coffee or tea plenty hot. Like the previous reviewer, I too need a good cup of coffee in the field. This mug, along with my Snowpeak French Press are a perfect combination. |
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Lighten Up! by Don Ladigin I guess I am going to stand out here, it seems everyone is giving a 5 rating. All of the info in this book is freely available on the internet. It does not go into specifics. Just read this website an... |
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MSR Hubba Great tent! Not the lightest out there, but it's one of the few for us tall guys! I'm almost 6'4 and can sit up with plenty of head room. Lying down also plenty of room for tall bags and p... |
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Eureka Casper While the price of this bag may draw you in, remember the old saying, "You get what you pay for". This tends to be the case in lightweight backpacking gear. This bag is average in weight, a ... |
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Therm-A-Rest Pro Lite 3 A little expensive for what you get. This is a nice lightweight pad, does not take up to much room in the pack. I also bought the compression sack made for the ProLite 3 Regular, which is a nice addit... |
