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Jason Brinkman (jbrinkmanboi) - BPL Lifetime Member
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Re: Caldera Split Cone (Caldera Fissure?) Guess I really opened something up with this thread, huh?!? Thanks Rand for being so open about this topic, which is obviously a complex business planning consideration for you. Hopefully mem... |
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Re: SMD Gatewood Cape?? Excellent info Nia, thanks. I'll also take a look at Will's review. I tend to forget to go look at reviews on this site as often as I should - most are very helpful. |
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SMD Gatewood Cape?? I have looked at the Gatewood Cape a lot of times, as it appears to be a very efficient design. However, I have some reservations. Can someone with experience with a Gatewood speak to these? 1... |
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Re: Firebowls.. The fire cloths that I have seen appear to be made of woven fiberglass material. They are a small and square - 2 to 3 feet wide - and made of heavy fabric that can be rolled. I am sure there is a... |
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Re: Caldera and Caddy I mentioned titanium, but I am not absolutely fixed on this. The aluminum Caldera that I have for my Snowpeak 700 seems to be very durable. Some weights of titanium are a little more resistant to... |
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Re: Reinventing... the chair I think that with 2 oz/yd fabric, carbon fiber rods, and lightweight 1/2 inch webbing, you could probably get the weight down to around 4 ounces. But then you are investing some considerable tim... |
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Re: LiteMax vs. PocketRocket - which flame design is better? I expect the Litemax to do better in the wind than the Gigapower, but the question is how much better? I think the Pocket Rocket would do the best. Even with the Pocket Rocket that my buddy carri... |
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Re: Caldera for Trapper Mug - update Wow... I never figured the pot and all would fit inside a Caddy! That kinda changes the whole equation for me. If I can stow the whole works in the cylindrical semi-rigid Caddy container (... |
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Re: Very fun project .... less than an ounce coffee mug. If I were to try drinking NEAR-BOILING coffee, the temperature of the metal edge would be of very little concern to me!! |
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Re: Altimeter watch I have tried a few alti-baro watches, including a Suunto Vector that I owned for a couple years. I was never satisfied with any of them until I got my latest - the Suunto Core. I am very happy wi... |
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Lite my fire firesteel scout firelighter I've had zero problems with my Firesteel. It always throws a reliable and predictably shaped spark fan. Lights stoves or fires easily. Lighting a fire does require a dry tinder material (found ... |
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REI Minimalist Bivy Sack I picked up a REI Minimalist Bivy in size long to try out. The long also has added girth, which is great. I slept in it twice in my backyard proving ground. Both times were clear, low humidity night... |
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clif shot bloks/jelly belly sport beans various flavors Tried the Shot Bloks (pina colada and black cherry) for the first time on a trip in Hells Canyon last weekend. I found the texture and flavor to be VERY appealing, and the calorie density is acceptab... |
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Black Diamond Spire Elliptical Trekking Poles I was intrigued by these initially because of the ellipical shafts - definitely seem stronger/stiffer on the principle axis than comparable weight round poles. I was willing to live with the 20 oz pe... |
