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Carol Crooker (cmcrooker) - BPL Professional Member
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All Forum Posts by Carol Crooker
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Who has NOT received their gear (info for interview with Bob Molen) Hi all, I'm starting to see posts of folks receiving their Big Sky gear. I'll be interviewing Bob Molen at the OR show this week. If you have ordered from Big Sky and NOT yet received ... |
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Who has NOT received their gear (info for interview with Bob Molen) Hi all, I'm starting to see posts of folks receiving their Big Sky gear. I'll be interviewing Bob Molen at the OR show this week. If you have ordered from Big Sky and NOT yet received ... |
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Gearlist Hi John, Matt and Agnes submitted a gear list yesterday. They are working on the trip report. Baseweight in their packs was about 21 lbs. More was carried on their sleds of course. |
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Fun! I really enjoyed the article Jay! Ivy and Elly are real troopers. You gave me lots of good ideas for getting my 2 year old niece on the trail. |
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Re: WTB: G5 hyperlite silnylon I have the G5 Spinnaker. $50 plus $5 shipping. Note that it is spinnaker, not silnylon. Good shape except some small holes in the waist belt fabric. |
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s2s p/t to sell I have a S2S poncho/tarp to sell. E-mail me if you're interested. carol@backpackinglight.com |
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Re: WTB: ultralite trekking poles Yes, for future reference, it is possible to shorten them. But someone has bought these poles. |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: WTB: ultralite trekking poles Thanks and you are right! |
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Re: Re: Re: WTB: ultralite trekking poles Take a look at this review, especially the photo with Doug bending the poles: http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/gossamer_gear_lightrek_trekking_poles_review.html |
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Re: I want to buy a torso sleeping pad http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/pacific_outdoor_equipment_uber_lite_pad_spotlite_review.html This pad is for sale cheap. I don't like it - but you might. |
All Reader Reviews by Carol Crooker
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Coughlan's LED Clip-on Headlight The Coughlan’s LED Clip-on Headlight is light weight, inexpensive and bright enough for around camp chores. The red filter is a nice feature to save night vision. I gave it a 3 of 5 because it was fru... |
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Coughlan's Micro Lantern The Coughlan Micro Lantern is a tiny LED light shaped like a lantern. It has a clip ring on top so it can be hung from your tent zipper pull or the like. The light shines out in a 360 degree circle an... |
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Inov8 Terroc 330 - Men's I love the way the Terrocs conform to my feet without needing to be tied too tightly. So - our feet are different or your Terrocs came laced differently than mine. Mine came with a heel locking lacing... |
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Wilderness First Aid Classes by WMI/NOLS 16 hour course on first aid in the backcountry. Lots of hands on scenarios for practice. The course I attended in AZ in May 2006 was taught by an EMT from Pennsylvania and an EMT/ski patroller from Co... |
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Tilley LT5 Well I thought the LT5 was perfect until Ryan suggested it would be even better if it was lighter. But of course! And it's stylish too - at least we Tilley wearers think so. And Ryan, just slip on yo... |
