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Re: Synmat UL7 Just back from a quick overnighter using the Synmat UL7. No snow but temps in the mid-twenties. The pad was warm enough and very comfortable. I'll post more on my blog when I get a chance. |
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Re: Synmat UL7 David, your most recent posts on the Synmat UL7 are timely. I picked one up over the weekend at REI and was trying to decide whether to bring my older Synmat with a stated R rating of 4.9 or the U... |
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Re: Shelter Pictures - Stormy conditions Golite Shangri-La 2 after an October snowstorm |
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Re: Yaktrax Walker My experience with the Yaktrax Walker and Pro is that they work well but don't last too long. After breaking my third pair, I gave up on them. My Microspikes are a few years old and still in go... |
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Rampart East Roadless Area New report at Dondo Outdoors about a day trip to the Rampart East Roadless Area. |
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Re: Re: Re: Powermax Canisters -- How Many ml in a 300g Canister? Great looking blog, Jim. I was just trying to decide which stove to pack for an upcoming trip, and your post reminded me of all the things I love about the Xtreme. Looking forward to reading more... |
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Re: Thanks! Hi Royal, sorry for missing your post earlier. The fabric definitely feels lighter that that of the earlier version but didn't give the impression of flimsiness. Since it's the same fabric... |
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Re: Anybody have Golite's newest line of baselayer? Dan, I just spent the day snowshoeing at RMNP wearing a new Golite BL-2 Longsleeve 1/4-Zip Top. Can't really comment on durabily yet but I'm guessing that it's as durable as most synthe... |
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Re: I'm wondering about the 2010 model Royal, I took a look at the 2010 model a few days ago. It looks just like the earlier version but uses a lighter fabric and different colors. I've used the earlier Golite poncho/tarp on short... |
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Re: cold trail runners Having plenty of room too wiggle the toes is what you need. +1. This is key. For cold weather, I go up a full size in length and width to fit my fat ragg wool socks. Also, beware of too-tight ... |
All Reader Reviews by Dondo .
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Montbell U.L.AlpineBurrow Bag #3 Long Nice review, Mitchell. After our discussion here about this bag back in April, I had a serious hankering after this bag. I really had no need of another bag and managed to resist until the Memorial ... |
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Rocky Rocky GTX Socks Mine fit well. Size 10 slips right over a thin pair of wool socks and my size 9.5 feet. They are comfortable inside my trail runners and do what they claim to do--keep my feet warm and dry in wet, col... |
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Pacer Poles Here's something I just posted at the Editor's Roundtable forum. It occured to me that it belongs here as well. Heather, here's something I posted on the TLB general discussion forum a... |
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Lighten Up! by Don Ladigin This is the book I recommend to friends and folks I meet on the trail who are interested in going lighter. It's fun, unpretentious, and lays out the basic ideas in ways that are easy to understand. Do... |
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Eastern Mountain Sports Craig, good news. The last EMS store in Colorado closed a few months ago so no more tax for you. It was two miles away from my home in Denver and I miss it but I'll admit that I took full advantage o... |
