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Eric Noble (ericnoble) - BPL Professional Member
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Re: ground sleeping in a hammock An MLD (Mountain Laurel Designs) hammock and poncho/tarp, JRB quilt, and a wide 1/4 or 3/8 inch Gossamer Gear pad, is the best I can think of at the moment, but the devil is in the details. The onl... |
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Re: ground sleeping in a hammock Douglas, I hope you get some good feedback as I'm interested in this as well. I slept on the ground between two perfectly spaced trees once. It was before I had my quilts. I was using a mum... |
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Re: What do you sleep on? Mainly a Hennessy Hammock with a No Sniveller underneath. When on the ground, a Prolite 4 regular at 24 oz (675g). This thread will hopefully help me do better. |
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Re: Evernew 0.9L Titanium Pot Sam, I found the thread and it was Jhuara who started it. I had to laugh, you participated in the discussion as well. Not laughing at you, my memory can be very spotty as well. |
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Re: Evernew 0.9L Titanium Pot Sam, there was a post about this some time ago. I think it was Jhaura who removed the welded on piece and also trimmed a little off the top of the pot. I'm going by memory here and could be wro... |
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Re: To Eric Noble re hammock Rob, I certainly understand price being an issue. I was fortunate and bought one No Sniveller and won the other in a drawing. I'm glad Douglas responded because he is the expert in this and has... |
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Re: Re: Back Sheet It just occurred to me that you could probably get the stuff from a sign shop and have them print whatever you want on it. Like first aid info or knot diagrams, etc. It might also serve as a splint... |
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Re: Back Sheet I seem to recall seeing it at Officemax or Staples. Of course, during an election it can be found by the side of the road, if you don't mind some dudes face staring at you from inside your pack... |
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Re: Creating a LW Frame sheet for Jam2 Jonathan, 2 ideas come to mind. If you are using an inflatable pad, like a Thermarest, you can insert it like a pipe inside of the pack. You do this with the valve open, then after you pack your st... |
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Re: MB - Snap ?? Bill, I work just a few blocks from the Montbell store in Boulder. I was out and about and stopped in. The snap is labeled as you say "Advancen YKK". I hope you and Brett don't mind. |
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Ibex 17.5 Polo DESCRIPTION: For when a T-shirt is simply not enough of a statement, we offer class... |
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Ibex Climawool Glove Here's the slightly edited description and specs from the Ibex web site. ... |
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Ibex Hooded Shak This is the perfect base layer for downhill skiing. The versatility of a hoody with thumb sleeves is unmatched. 
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Thru-Hiker.com I ordered a 5.5" x 7.5" sheet of 0.016 inch 6Al4V titanium from Thru-Hiker. This is a custom size not shown on the website. Talking with Ayce was a pleasure and quite helpful in completing my project.... |
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Smartwool Shadow Hoody The Smartwool Shadow hoody is essentially a Smartwool Zip-T with a hood and cuff thumb holes. The fabric weight of the two garments is the same, 195g. My size large weighs 12.7 ounces on my scale. As ... |
