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Klymit Cush Have you tried the Klymit Cush? I've found it to be very adaptable, and I'm enjoying it so far. It folds in a number of configurations so you can get the height you need. I was able to... |
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re: Lumbar Pad Pics As promised. Lumbar pad with no belt Lumbar pad with Granite Gear belt Lumbar pad with the HMG Ice Pack belt |
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Re: re: Porter Mod Oh yeah--one more thing you'll need to deal with is the velcro issue. HMG and ULA have totally different systems. ULA has a vertical strip and HMG a horizontal one. With HMG, the hook side i... |
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re: Porter Mod I'll try to get them up for you some time tomorrow evening. Busy week for me at work. FWIW, I think a 3400 Porter with the Ice Pack belt would be really nice. I can't say for sure, but... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Modded HMG Windrider 3400 Chris, if I understand what you're referring to right, that buckle is made for 3/4" webbing. It's the one on either side of the belt that lets you snug it against your back. Thanks... |
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Re: Re: re: Trekking Poles vs. Dedicated Poles You made a generic statement that "trekking pole shelters are not stronger than pole-based shelters." For three-season conditions, I disagree. Few, if any, three-season shelters use the... |
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Re: Alternative to Litetrail.com So they're made in New Zealand, but you have to buy them from the U.S. to get them back to NZ. Isn't globalization wonderful! |
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Re: Golf shaft trek poles Great project. I've been wanting to do something similar for a while. So it's nice to see where some current sources for these materials are. Do you mind if I ask what the total cost was? |
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re: Shelter History Like Chase said, you can expect to go through 3-4 shelters as you refine your goals and build up your lightweight kit. In fact, that's about where I'm at now. My first (non-lightweight)... |
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re: Trekking Poles vs. Dedicated Poles Trekking pole shelters are not stronger than pole-based shelters in my opinion. Shelters that are designed to be supported by a trekking pole but offer a carbon fiber pole for those who don't u... |
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