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Peter Surna (PedroArvy) - BPL Lifetime Member
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New Australian Hiking Movies I have just made two videos about hiking in Australia. You can view them from the links at my latest newsletter here. If you want to subscribe, simply PM me. |
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Hex 3 A Hex 3 in Spinnaker is a good choice. MLD has the design in silnylon as spinnaker has left the earth it seems. As far as bugs are concerned, get this http://www.gossamergear.com/cgi-bin/gossamerge... |
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Bought and returned The One I bought and returned The One. For what its worth I sleep under a 9x7 BMW tarp and bivy and I found this shelter: - A little smaller than I would like, definitely much less room than a tarp and,... |
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Sample Menu for 3 Day Hike Sample Menu for 3 Day Hike 3 100 gram museli bars 300 grams bread 9 slices (200 grams) cheese Pack of sprouts 150 grams snow peas 2 big carrots 3 handfuls rocket 400 grams fruit/nut ... |
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For Mark Mark, I have a few questions for you about your Hennessey Racer. 1. How tall are you and what is your weight? I am 5’10” and about 165 pounds and wondering whether this thing will break o... |
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Why do you need a cup? Why do you need a cup? I drink out of my cooking pot. Scotch, coffee, soup it handles the lot! |
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GoLite Hex 3 in very high winds I have a friend who used a GoLite Hex 3 in very high winds and near horizontal rain. The shelter was modified by adding side pullouts and Velcro to the vents to stop the horizontal rain. It work... |
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I bought and returned the ONE I bought and returned the ONE It is a smallish shelter – too small for me. And the setup is a little finicky, no big deal, but I just prefer my 9x7 BMW tarp and a bivy. Spinnaker on the othe... |
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Sold This item has been sold |
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Dropping prices Usually 179 + I will sell for: $100 to the US $106 to Europe $90 to Australia |
All Reader Reviews by Peter Surna
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Therm-a-Rest Neoair I am a side sleeper and have used the Prolite 3 and normally a 3/4 length Prolite 4 but find the NeoAir to be far more comfortable. If you blow up the NeoAir on a warm sunny day you will find that ... |
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Titanuium Goat Ptarmigan Bivy Likes - I have the version with the mesh/fabric hood and use the bivy with the mesh over my face 99% of the time. This is much more comfortable and less claustrophobic than momentum fabric over my ... |
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Stephenson 2R It won’t fall down, it withstands high wind but there are too many usability issues with this tent to make it easy to use. Perhaps 10 years ago these tents were ahead of their time. Now they are n... |
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Six Moon Designs StarLite I like the design of this pack but have issues over the quality and durability. On its second use, and with no real loads and no bush whacking, the mesh separated from its elastic on one of the sid... |
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Feathered Friends Hummingbird, Epic outer This bag has an Epic outer and a 0.85 inner with 2oz overfill. It weighs about 830 grams. Two of my friends have asked me to recommend bags to them and I have recommended WM Ultralights but someho... |
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Hilleberg Nallo 3GT 2005 I bought this tent in 2005 for really wet windy weather for 2 above the tree line. Pros: - Massive size for the weight of 2.75kg - Huge vestibule, I have never seen a bigger vestibule on a te... |
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Icebreaker Superfine 190 I second the above. |
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Nunatak Arc Ghost Pros: Lots of loft for the 400 grams of total weight. More than a WM Highlight for instance. Cons: Too narrow. Way too narrow to sleep in for me and I like sleeping bags people normally say are too... |
