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Vladimir kotlyarevsky (vladimir_ek) - BPL Premium Member
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All Forum Posts by Vladimir kotlyarevsky
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FS: MLD Solomid For Sale: MLD Solomid in olive brown silnylon. Purchased new in late 2010. Used 3 nights total. No modification or damage Includes Sil Stuff Sack and Seam Sealer Price $155 shipped CONUS wi... |
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contrail sold contrail sold |
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price reduced price reduced see first post for details |
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Re: FS MLD Solomid, Tarptent Contrail Both items are still available |
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TT Rainbow I use Tarptent Rainbow and while it can be setup in freestanding mode the tent it too long for many platforms in the White Mountains. I've managed to overcome that by pulling the ends of the po... |
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Re: Extending the range of your sleeping bag Bag comfort range varies with the user. I've slept comfortably in a summerlight down to 27F with just a mid-weight base-layer top. A down jacket will add to the rating, but it will not be much.... |
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Re: tarptent contrail Denis please send me your email via PM (personal message) |
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FS MLD Solomid, Tarptent Contrail For sale MLD Solomid in olive brown silnylon. Purchased new in late 2010. Used 3 nights total. No modification or damage Includes Sil Stuff Sack and Seam Sealer Price $160 shipped CONUS wi... |
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Re: MB UL SS #3 verses WM Sumerlight (looking for general thoughts/reviews on them) I bought both bags last summer and kept WM. My reasons, insulated draft tube, 19oz and beautiful red color. I've slept comfortably at 28F with just a base-layer, but I sleep hot. I am 6' an... |
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Re: Base and Mid Layers for JMT....and Sleeping Bag This is what I used and found sufficient on the JMT last August. For sleeping (it got down to upper 20's on a couple of occasions) Marmot Cocona l/s shirt + WM Summerlight while in camp ... |
All Reader Reviews by Vladimir kotlyarevsky
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Patagonia DAS Parka I spent 5 hours sitting around in camp at 0F to 5F wearing mid weight base-layer, montbell down inner and DAS parka. I was very comfortable entire time. |
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KookaBay air mattress I was happy with my first purchase from KookaBay. It was a pillow and it arrived quickly. However, when I attempted to spec out a winter pad Bender was very slow to respond and I had to ping him a few... |
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Leki Super Makalu I've been using Leki Super Makalu long for two years. The poles work very well and once locked are rock solid. However, the locking mechanism is hard to operate in cold weather and is sometimes pr... |
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Thermarest Neo-Air Comfortable and light sleeping pad. However first one I bought had a slow leak. After 5-6 hours my hip would almost touch the ground and it required a couple of breaths to inflate. I got a replacement... |
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GoLite Jam2 I have 2006 or 2007 model. This is my favorite pack. It's comfortable and durable. Sometimes I wish there were more ways to attach gear to it on the outside, but it's a simple designs that doe... |
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Platypus 6L Reservoir Shape of the water tank has been changed for 2009. It is now shorter and wider. It makes it more difficult to scoop water up and also takes a little more space. However it's still convenient for a... |
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Feathered Friends Swallow, 2 lbs, 20 deg, Epic Fabric I have 2008 Nano version of this bag. I initially assumed that the bag was rated optimistically. It turns out not to be the case. I've now slept comfortably in the mid teens with just a base layer... |
