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Aaron Zuniga (gliden2) - BPL Forum Member
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Re:Managing wet feet I like to where a pair of merino wool liner socks and Trail Runners when hiking. This combo dries fast,is simple, and very comfortable for me on the trail in warmer condtions. I would skip the th... |
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Re:Ptarmigan Bivy Here the specs on the Ptarmigan Bivy. It has plenty of room for my JRB No Sniveller to loft out:)I use mine with a GG nightlite torso, my pack under my legs, and a Plastizote pad when temps are coo... |
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Re:Fav Snack -BBQ Pringles -Dried Mangos -PB M&m's =) |
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Re:BPL Membership I only paid for 14.99 for renewal this year=)making it around 1.25 a month. This is a minor fee considering how much time I spend on this site reading the Best articles by some of the industries mo... |
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Re:sleep system advice I gotta agree with Todd and say the NO Sniveller is a versitile, great, multifunctional piece of gear. You can add the hood and omni tape like i did+an UL insulated jacket(Montbell UL Down Inner) a... |
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Re: Quilt Options Gregg, the JRB No Sniveller is only a couple ounces heavier than the Golite Ultra 20 and is a far more versitile piece of gear. If you want to push the quilt a few more degrees add the full length ... |
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Re:Temp rating of BPL Cocoon 60 quilt Hey Gary, I don't have any experience with that exact system you've mentioned, but I have used the UL 60 with my Montbell UL Down Inner and can push these 2 to about 45 degrees give or take... |
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Re:Platypus Your water filteration system sounds good. I haven't had any problems with leakage from Platypus's, just that they don't seem to last for me. Im not sure if it's from being rolled u... |
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Re:Murmur James, I agree cuben fiber is super cool! In fact if i could afford it, thats all i would buy=) But for now the Murmur has given me a chance to go SUL and not leave my wallet empty. Although i have... |
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Re:Bivy Question What about the Oware Drawcord bivy? It's 5.75 oz and will cost ya $99 for the regular. This would do fine at keeping any pesky bugs bugs from sucking your blood=) |
All Reader Reviews by Aaron Zuniga
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Jacks R Better Fast and very helpful -This Review is based purely on service since i haven't recieved my quilt yet... I will add a a more extensive review once i have had some time with it in the field. The guys at Jack's R Be... |
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Montbell UL Down Inner Jacket This thing really shines in soo many ways. It's slim fit keeps the core warm nicely preventing convective heat loss- great for boosting temps in your sleep system, and wearing during breaks-or col... |
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Backpacking Light Merino UL Pants These are a great feelin, lightweight base layer. I have used them under wind and insulated pants with great success, and they never get stinky! The only downside is they run and tear a little too eas... |
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Oware Dixon Double Bivy This review is on the Oware Dixon Double Bivy. I had been in the market for a double bivy for a long time but couldn't find too many options out there! I had seen the Double Vapr Bivy Sack @ BPL... |
