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Daniel Goldenberg (dag4643) - BPL Premium Member
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Soylent Also try: Soylent red (more spicy than soylent green) Soylent -C with Calcium (bone meal) Soylent-Fiber one 2% (low fat with added fiber) |
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Re: No Wood Fires - Any Bright Ideas? You might consider one of the smaller sized kerosene lanterns, they put out a good amount of light and are not unreasonably heavy (under 1 lb), plus they do provide some atmosphere. http://www.g... |
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Re: Re: New Rucksack design! Just finished! Love the yellow interior. I've got some bags (not backpacks) with yellow interior and it's nice because it's light and makes it easy to find stuff inside. |
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Re: Pinon/Bristlecone Katabatic Bivy fits 2.5" Pad and WM Antelope? My size regular Bristlecone fits a full length 2.5 inch exped mat and WM Versalight (6 inch total loft) with room to spare, even in a side sleeping position. |
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Re: I just ate.. Grilled liver, fava beans, and a nice chianti. |
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Re: WTB: GoLite Shangri La 5,6 or 8 MLD makes a circus tent that appears to be sized in between Shangri la 6 and 8 and is the same or similar design. http://www.mountainlaureldesigns.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=47&produc... |
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Re: Re: Alcohol stove backup As a backup you can pour alcohol directly into the firepan of the BCB and then partially cover the intake hole of the firepan (a strip of aluminum foil works good) to slow the burn rate. I've f... |
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Re: BCB I've used a kelly kettle for about 5 years now so have some experience with it. I found the backcountry boiler to work even better than the kelly kettle, which surprised me because it has a muc... |
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Re: Re: Re: Backcountry Boiler v.s. Bush Buddy Ultra Bushbuddy does not do too well in the wind (just like alcohol or even canister stoves) without some wind protection. In bad weather you might have wind plus poor/wet fuel, and all of that combined ... |
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Re: Re: Backcountry Boiler v.s. Bush Buddy Ultra LOL! New Dating classifieds acronym: looking for single BBU |
All Reader Reviews by Daniel Goldenberg
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Ultralight Outdoor Gear (UK) Various In Great Britain. Excellent selection of goods. This review is written from the perspective of somebody living in the USA. While a majority of the products will be available in the USA, there are many... |
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Six Moon Designs Serenity NetTent This is an initial review based on setting up the shelter in my backyard. The Serenity NetTent is a fully enclosed bug shelter with integrated floor designed for use with the gatewood cape, or as a st... |
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Backcountry.com I've ordered many times from backcountry.com, and a few times from their outlet (steepandcheap.com) and had great service. The shipping is super fast. On a Wednesday night I placed an order, Thurs... |
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RailRiders Adventure Shirt This is a real nice shirt for hot weather. I also own the eco mesh shirt and I like this one better since you can roll up the sleeves better. There are a few things I don't like however: 1. ... |
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Zeiss Mini Quick A 5x10 monocular. 0.7 oz. The size of a large pen. Clips to your shirt pocket. A pair of binoculars would be nice to have but the lightest pairs are about 1/2 lb, so a bit of a luxury for the ultralig... |
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Java Juice Coffee Extract This stuff is really great! I'm primarily an espresso drinker and don't like most drip coffee. This stuff to me tastes better than drip coffee, even that made from good fresh beans. Up till now I've b... |
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GU Energy Gel This stuff actually works great. Unlike energy bars, these are easily and quickly digested and give you a pretty quick energy boost. They are just the thing to get you going when the energy is getting... |
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Photon Freedom Micro (White) This latest version is just awsome, it puts out a lot of light for it's size. The light currently seems to be packaged with the optional clip (a $4.95 value). The clip really is a de-rigour item. ... |
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Smartwool Microweight Fitted T I've long been a fan of wool for cooler weather but this is the first wool garment I've been able to wear in really hot weather. Well made with a good fit. breathes well. I honestly can't think of ... |
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Granite Gear Airspace Stuffsacks These are silnylon stuffsacks but rectangular shaped and with a zipper down the middle. They are like a men's toiletry bag but made with ultralight materials. The nylon is kind of a translucent white ... |
