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Jeremy Greene (tippymcstagger) - BPL Premium Member
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All Forum Posts by Jeremy Greene
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rain skirt doesn't *have* to wrap Ours are just generous tyvek tubes with a drawstring top. The simplest solution is a drawstring contractor bag with the bottom sliced open. |
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Re: Well free, I'll take it... ok, send me the address via pm |
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FS: sunday afternoons M $FREE This is the ugly hat with the cult following! Removed the decorative band and silly velcro...still too ugly for me! |
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Re: Need suggestions on a Tyvek project "tear resistant. (use 6-8 stitches per inch). Seams can be glued"-from Quest website describing the OP's actual product. My only experience is with the heavier house wrap tyvek. ... |
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Re: Re: Insulation Warmer Than Down... "I'm surprised nobody thought of doing this before" Probably heavy, which is OK for diving. Too much belief in their eyes in the videos. I'll put forth the first wild guess on ... |
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good lightweight slogan "I hope your Scouts (and Scouters) are able to learn how to lighten their loads, because at the core of all this, backpacking is supposed to be enjoyed, not endured." |
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Re: set up Patrick, Do you find the 8x10 gives good coverage? |
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Nothing New Under the Sun? (environment not baggage...) ""How about monitoring and reporting on water quality?" I'm not sure how to read your question but if you mean as part of a device, yes absolutely. Perhaps a simple test dropp... |
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Re: 2 person set ups "REI Bughut-2 person with an Equinox 8 x 10 tarp" Patrick, How are you setting this up? |
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Re: "Nothing New Under the Sun? "6. Lightweight, simple, reliable gravity fed (no batteries) water purification that is clog free and that eliminates all pathogens, improves water taste and clarity, and that is easily field ... |
All Reader Reviews by Jeremy Greene
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MSR E-Wing Good: *Sil-nylon cat cut tarp, elongated hexagon. *Small and light. *Can purchase with REI gift cards! *Use as dining fly or windbreak for 2, awning, minimal solo shelter, etc. *MSR suitably answ... |
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Golite Ultra 20 Limited testing so far. Hope to add. I got it 2nd hand (but unused). Even at full price it is reasonable. Good materials, design, and build. Full baffle construction going *both ways* means that do... |
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Allen & Mike's Really Cool Backpackin' Book 2001 Light/UL/SUL books sometimes offer instruction for fast and light travel in optimal conditions. This book is not for lightweight, but gives more universal aspects of backpacking. The text covers th... |
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Backpacking Light MiniDrop 0.35-oz Dropper Bottles (7 pack) The good has been clearly stated. The not-so-good: -orange and red are too similar -could use a ridge on tip for easier removal and filling edit: ridge not needed. Just push 90 degrees to tip. |
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Lighten Up! by Don Ladigin Very well organized. The crucial topics are touched. Combining the illustrations with the text allows for a brief overview or an in-depth visualization. As little as 1/2 hour of skimming gives a wealt... |
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Lightweight Backpacking and Camping by Ryan Jordan et al. If you have just stumbled onto this website, I highly recommend getting offline and reading this book. It covers many (perhaps most) of the topics repeatedly discussed here. It is well organized. It m... |
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Ronald Turnbull The Book of the Bivvy. Cicerone: UK 2nd. ed. 2007 The Book of the Bivvy jumps about, but mainly covers two subjects: bivvy bags and hillwalking in the UK. Though I've found several books on hillwalking, this is currently the only book I know of f... |
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Beyond Backpacking by Ray Jardine I knew this book was out there and would have benefited from reading it 10 years ago. The techniques could have saved me some trial and error. My gear "closet" (more like piles in several... |
