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Add more tents to the Comparison
Not sure what your other needs are but just comparing the Big Angus UL2 (1.5 person tent really) and the Hubba Hubba, a moderately sized but still kind of small 2 person tent seems to be kind of li...

In GEAR » Any Hubba Hubba Fans Left Out There?
January 06, 10:54am

Philosphy
I have always thought that the value in the BPL "Philosophy" was the thoughtful evalution of what you carry and challanging the sacred cows of things you need to bring. This approach c...

In Philosophy & Technique » King of Denial
January 04, 2:11pm

You have to start Nit-Picking
To get lower than 7lbs I think you need to start nit-picking. I would check out John Abela's gearlists as he has quite a few iterations at various base weights to see where you can cut. Every...

In Gear Lists » What am I doing wrong? Do you see something I
January 02, 6:54pm

Re: Re: Bikes shrink wild places
If you allow horses you might as well allow bikes. This is nothing that destroys the smell of wilderness more than horse shit and nothing destroys trails faster than horses on wet trail.

In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » "Damn those mountain bike hooligans!!!"
January 02, 6:30pm

Re: Montbell jacket sizing
I would say probably. My XL EX light down has the following on the tag USA XL Japan XXL But that doesn't tell you if their sizing has changed or just the labelling of the sizes. Genera...

In GEAR » Montbell jacket sizing
January 02, 6:26pm

DIY
I am in the process of making one using 1" webbing, blue foam sleeping pad and duct tape. I am thinking about adding some duct tape loops to tie in to my day pack which I will use to carry wa...

In GEAR » Waist belt for pulk?
January 02, 3:04pm

weight
Sometimes MEC gear comes in overweight. So if down to the ounce is critical than I would email them and get them to actually weigh it for you. Other than that the Duel Degree or Light degree sh...

In GEAR » Is the MEC Dual Degree Jacket similar or as good as the Patagonia Down Sweater?
January 02, 1:37pm

Puffy Layer
For me, in 3 season conditions puffy layers are only for static insluation. They are too warm for anything but camp intensity movements. So if you are looking for something on the move then a fle...

In GEAR » Puff Jacket Usage Philosophy
January 02, 9:45am

2013
-- Do first winter overnight trip -- Do a hiking trip with My Dad -- try out tarp camping -- take 4 and 2 year on overnight trip -- get 4 year old up to 5 mile hikes -- go to yosimite, hike ha...

In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » 2013 Plans
January 01, 10:30am

REIAsl cirque 2
In the cheap category is the rei asl cirque 2. 5lbs, fabric inner, pole sleeves, 2 doors, pitches with fly attached. I dont own one but am thinking about getting one. Another poster on this si...

In GEAR » Ultralight 4 Season tents, some questions for "real" winter shelters
January 01, 10:06am

All Reader Reviews by Greg F

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WalMart
Walmart saved my trip. I was packing up the night before I was to leave and went to grab what i thought was a full butane canister and it was empty. It was 10pm and i was leaving at 5 the next morni...

In 1 - COMPANIES (Customer Service)
August 20, 7:27pm

Mont Bell Ultra-Light Spiral Down Hugger #3 Long
I had a chance to test out my new UL Spiral down hugger #3. This is the regular version not the super stretch. It still has the diagonal baffles so it does have a little more give than an average ba...

In Sleeping Bags - Mummy & Other
June 05, 11:33pm