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Serge G. (sgiachetti) - BPL Premium Member
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rab meco Rab Meco works quite well. Not quite as warm or stink proof as full merino, but it dries fast, is super thin and so far has been pretty durable (besides pilling). |
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nice Over the last couple years SUL has gotten increasingly poo-pood on this website from veteran hikers who would rather act manly and dirt bag. Fine, no problem. However, I don't think it ads much... |
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cool Thanks Brian. MH has definitely upped their game as of late. I like that they are making improvements in both UL down and synthetic garments. The thermostatic looks good especially considering that... |
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making things harder You might want to check out the merrell mix master tuff's as well. Wide toe box, pretty close heel and good ground protection. A little stiff at first, but they break in well. Good for long day... |
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AT I doubt you'd need more capacity for an AT thru hike with as much water & resupply points as there are. You could always start with the zero & then when its about to wear out, get an hm... |
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xenon Nice comparison, Dave. I've used the xenon for nearly every outdoor outing I've been on for the last year and a half and have found it quite effective/versatile. The ability to dry out my b... |
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fleece vs. puffy For three season hiking, its fairly rare that I need more than a windshirt or event shell to stay warm enough while hiking. In the rare situation where thats not enough, wearing a puffy has worked ... |
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wtb: MB ex light vest (or other sub 4oz, size L) I'm about to about to spring for a good deal on a hadron, but first I want to see if anyone has an ex light vest in size L they'd be willing to part with. I'd also be interested in a bl... |
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wtb: stoic hadron anorak (M or L) Anyone have a hadron hanging sad and neglected in their closet? I will gladly adopt one, and provide it with love and plenty of crisp rocky mountain air. I'm hoping to buy one used for around ... |
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hexamid I'm just here to reiterate the awesomeness of the hexamid. I use the twin, its on the tighter side for two people, but if you want the lightest bugproof two person, I think thats it. Bugs aren&... |
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Trail Designs Customer Service Rand was really helpful on two stove purchases. Answered all questions almost immediately and helped get a sidewinder made for me at a moment's notice for a trip. Couldn't as for better custom... |
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Gossamer Gear Gorilla I'm very impressed with this pack. I tried out a few packs for a planned AT thru hike (didn't pan out yet), and this was far and a away my favorite. With the stay and sitpad, the pack conforms... |
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Gossamer Gear Gorilla edit: double post |
