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John Roan (JRoan) - BPL Lifetime Member
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Proof that hiking in shoes is better than hiking in boots Does anyone know of any medical study that proves hiking in lightweight, low cut shoes is actually better than hiking in boots? This would obviously help me convince the other leaders in my troop. ... |
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Dehydrated wine Dan, I'm more of a red wine drinker....how about dehydrated red wine? John |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Hiking Clothes For FATTIES? Yeah I understand time for projects is hard to find. I just started a project to modify my BCB today...now I have to get it done before my next trip the week after next. If you do find the time... |
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Re: Hiking Clothes For FATTIES? Tim, You like making your own gear right? Have you thought about making your own clothes? I've just started learning how to sew...but sewing my own clothes is one thing I want to try. ... |
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Re: Esbit tabs Esbit tabs tend to break up in small pieces when you try to break them, kind of like crumbling. But, I bet there is a way to break them more cleanly...I haven't spent any time trying. I have go... |
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Re: Re: Re: Cuben tarps - roll or stuff? "Cuben Fiber retains 100% of its original strength after being folded 250 times." according to questoutfitters.com. Might just be personal preference. |
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Re: Esbit vs. alcohol with Caldera systems Some notes I had previously recorded on this subject... 12/25/2008 Got my new Caldera Keg system for xmas (there really is a Santa!) I like Esbit for its low weight and & convenience, bu... |
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Re: Works with velcro, too Scott, Velcro makes sense if you are changing the length of the pad. Have you had any trouble with the sections staying together when you are sleeping on the pad (from moving around)? As you ca... |
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MYOG Sleeping Pad / Backpack Frame/Back Pad I thought I would share a successful Multi-Use MYOG project I did some time ago... I started out with a Nunatak Lunapad, cut it in half to approximately 20 x 40, then cut slits about 2/3 of the ... |
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Re: Caldera Cone adaptors "Being restricted to just ONE size pot seems a very limiting design. " But an ingenious way to get you to purchase more than one! I have two + an inferno! |
All Reader Reviews by John Roan
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Trail Designs Caldera Stove My rating is actually 4.5 out of 5 (not an option in the drop down box). I... |
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Trail Designs Ti-Tri Inferno The guys at Trail Designs have built a reputation for themselves by providing innovative products and excellent customer service. Their Caldera Cone system was a revolution in UL wind screen/pot holde... |
