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Richard Nisley (richard295) - BPL Premium Member

My Locale	San Francisco Bay Area
About Me	My outdoor hobbies include hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, snow shoeing, skiing, fishing, and hunting. I enjoy continuously refining my equipment and techniques with the emphasis on less weight and volume.
City	San Carlos
State	CA
Country	USA
My PDF Gear List	Protocol B Aging Chart Source Detail

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All Forum Posts by Richard Nisley

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	Re: Re: Re: Vapo barriers, condensation and bivies John-Excellent post!	In GEAR » Vapo barriers, condensation and bivies December 17, 2:03pm
	Re: No response? It is simply irresponsible. I have seen examples of theoretically "no-brainer" trails where vandals have altered ducks and/or trail signs. I have discovered that trail markers were under ...	In Philosophy & Technique » specific Map question: December 16, 5:33pm
	Re: thinsulate There are many varieties of Thinsulate and so this is a generic answer. It is composed exclusively of fine fibers (65% Olefin/35% Polyester). It does a superior job of reflecting thermal radiation ...	In Make Your Own Gear » thinsulate December 16, 9:16am
	Re: need advice An ultralight 5 piece spinning outfit is appropriate for this fish size range. A fly casting bubble or lures can be used for trout in combination with a spool wound with 2-4 lb test. An additional ...	In Fishing » need advice December 07, 4:12pm
	Re: Soft Shell Mystery SIMPLE EXPLANATION - If the fabric surface is smooth, it will feel cool and if the fabric surface is rough, it will feel warm. DETAILED EXPLANATION - Fiber deformation is proportional to the 3rd...	In GEAR » Soft Shell Mystery December 07, 11:58am
	Re: need advice Will he be fishing for small fish like trout or large fish like salmon primarily?	In Fishing » need advice December 06, 11:43pm
	Re: Re: re:Unsupported/Unresupplied/Thru-Hikes Roman-You have a good woman and you are a wise man to consider her wants. Please post your trip experiences as a couple, documenting both perspectives. The rest of us want to learn from you abou...	In Philosophy & Technique » Unsupported/Unresupplied/Thru-Hikes December 03, 10:15pm
	Re: Ultralight wading shoes My size 11 weigh 12.5 oz for a pair and they are the standard model. The hydro model was released after I purchased mine last winter.	In Fishing » Ultralight wading shoes December 03, 9:38am
	Re: Ultralight wading shoes Try Crocs with a neoprene socks for wading. They are light, comfortable, and stay on your feet in the muck. They also serve as an excellent camp shoe.	In Fishing » Ultralight wading shoes December 01, 6:21pm
	Re: Don Wilson, Pringles, Artic 1000, and Unsupported/Unresupplied/Thru-Hikes What do they all have in common? The answer is >62% dietary fat. Don Wilson said, "This is not a joke. The right food is important to hiking enjoyment and in 2006 I rediscovered Pringles." RN-P...	In Editor's Roundtable » 2006 Backpacking Light Staff Picks November 30, 4:16pm

All Reader Reviews by Richard Nisley

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	Lite my fire firesteel scout firelighter I went back to the Midwest, this month, for a family reunion and fishing trip. I took my fire steel with me. My two nephews are 10 and 12 and they love to fish. The 12 year old asked me if I would tea...	In Cookware - Other July 21, 1:37pm
	Jetboil Personal Cooking System My piezo failed after a couple of days. It took one second to fix it by bending down the ignitor rod to make a slightly smaller gap (1/8" smaller). I then used it in Alaska for 1 1/2 months twice a da...	In Stoves - Canister August 25, 5:17pm