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Eric Noble (ericnoble) - BPL Professional Member

My Locale Colorado Rockies About Me I'm 45 years old, 6'4" and 195 lbs. I've backpacked in the Colorado Rockies, the Wasatch and Uinta mountains, and in Zions National Park. I mountain bike in the Colorado Rockies. I've kayaked in Yellowstone and on Flaming Gorge, and rafted the Green, Colorado and Snake rivers. My trips are usually a week long or less. I love to hike wherever I can. I'm an Assistant Scout Master and I'm often out with the Scouts. My immediate goal is to thru-hike the Colorado trail. I've lived in Utah, Ohio, Illinois, Argentina, California, and Colorado. City Aurora State Colorado Country USA

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All Forum Posts by Eric Noble

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	Re: Re: Re: Code analysis action I haven't run the latest update yet. Something changed...I went to Montbell's site at home and at work and it now works when it didn't before and neither of my machines have changed. So...	In GEAR » New montbell site April 23, 11:34am
	Re: Code analysis action I just went to the Montbell site using Safari and the tabs appeared and worked. I'll betcha someone really appreciated David's code!	In GEAR » New montbell site April 23, 8:51am
	Re: NOLS I'm also happy Ryan jumped into this site with both feet! It is too bad some of us are lighting tinder between his toes. I've been silently following this thread because I feel I have far m...	In Editor's Roundtable » Is National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) Ready to Go Light? April 21, 10:40pm
	Re: SD Origami Mandy, there are two way I deal with bugs. One is a good shelter such as the Hennessy Hammock I use. It's the most impervious shelter to bugs and varmints I know of. The other is the clothing y...	In GEAR » Sierra Designs Origami 2 Ultralight April 21, 9:42pm
	Re: Re: ?Primaloft durability question? Richard, thanks for the Mars Space Suit link! It was very interesting. I did a google search to see who might be using the 4DG fiber for insulation in garments and didn't find any thing. Certai...	In GEAR » Synthetic Fill April 21, 9:26pm
	Re: Quick question - reapiring sleeping bag rip Emma, don't feel bad. I did the same thing removing the tags on my bag. The hole in mine is small enough that I haven't repaired it yet. The McNett Seam Grip is a great idea that I will hav...	In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » Quick question - reapiring sleeping bag rip April 20, 10:45am
	Re: Re: sick cyclists Christopher, I think my wife was at the Cherry Creek Reservoir at the same time as your time trial. She mentioned a "race" and that she was lapped at least once by some of the riders. She...	In GEAR » Nunatak ARC A.T and Skaha Plus April 19, 4:58pm
	Re: Smartwool Microweight T-Shirt I just picked up a Qu T from Ibex and though I haven't had a chance to really use it, I can already tell that I'm going to love it. I've been using their 17.5 polos for years. Sorry my ...	In GEAR » Smartwool Microweight T-Shirt April 18, 9:47am
	Re: Re: re:It's New style stove! Yukiosan, thanks for the recent picture! It answers a number of questions I had, though I still have a few. What material is the fuel line tube made of? I'm surprised that it stays attached to ...	In Make Your Own Gear » Sub 100g Liquid feed canister stove April 18, 9:09am
	Re: Re: Re: Re: Anybody? Doug, that continuum would be great to see! In my experience the Houdini is definitely more breathable than the Monbell UL and I think it is more water resistant as well. I'll have to do a more...	In GEAR » Most Breathable Sub-6oz Wind Shirt W/ Hood? April 16, 3:35pm

All Reader Reviews by Eric Noble

	Review	Category
	Ibex 17.5 Polo DESCRIPTION: For when a T-shirt is simply not enough of a statement, we offer class...	In Clothing - Baselayer & Fleece - WOOL April 22, 12:10pm
	Ibex Climawool Glove Here's the slightly edited description and specs from the Ibex web site. ...	In Clothing - Headwear, Handwear March 22, 10:00am
	Ibex Hooded Shak This is the perfect base layer for downhill skiing. The versatility of a hoody with thumb sleeves is unmatched.	In Clothing - Baselayer & Fleece - WOOL February 08, 10:36am
	Thru-Hiker.com I ordered a 5.5" x 7.5" sheet of 0.016 inch 6Al4V titanium from Thru-Hiker. This is a custom size not shown on the website. Talking with Ayce was a pleasure and quite helpful in completing my project....	In 1 - COMPANIES (Customer Service) December 01, 8:52am
	Smartwool Shadow Hoody The Smartwool Shadow hoody is essentially a Smartwool Zip-T with a hood and cuff thumb holes. The fabric weight of the two garments is the same, 195g. My size large weighs 12.7 ounces on my scale. As ...	In Clothing - Baselayer & Fleece - WOOL November 02, 6:24pm

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