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Re: Aluminum Tubing Arrow shafts seem to be pretty popular to use for pack stays. Not sure if they come 6mm (~1/4") but both carbon and aluminum are available. |
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Re: Re:Inverted Reverse Worm Newton, I was going to do a tutorial, but I think this video sums it up fairly good. This is EXACTLY how I get into my bivy each night. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ol4RElkWYPc LOL..See? N... |
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Re: Bonded Cuben Fiber / Momentum 50 Bivy Tim, almost forgot. I bought a sewing machine on the way home yesterday from Walmart! It was $90 and comes with an instructional DVD and a bunch of accessories. It is probably the cheapest and wors... |
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Re: Bonded Cuben Fiber / Momentum 50 Bivy First off, thanks for the compliments! One thing to note, if you are shorter than me, you could easily get this below the 2 ounce mark by cutting a few inches off the bottom... Now, to answer so... |
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Re: questions about cyclinder stoves I assume from looking at it that I should use titanium or stainless steel for at least the first foot but then if I want to use aluminum I'd be fine. Would you concur? Michael, I haven'... |
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Re: Re: Bonded Cuben Fiber / Momentum 50 Bivy Thanks guys, I can't wait to give it a try. However, aren't you a bit worried using the .33 cuben for the bottom? I know most tents with a cuben bottom use 1.3 or 1.5 for additional abra... |
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Bonded Cuben Fiber / Momentum 50 Bivy Just finished making a new bivy using 0.33 cuben fiber and the new Momentum 50 offered by thru hiker. I made a bathtub floor and bonded all the cuben fiber seams. Final weight is 2.08 oz (59 grams)... |
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Re: Mld sale Any Pictures? I'd love to see some of them. |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Is it LEGAL to re-sell gear for profit? Found it...but it wasn't as good as I thought. ;) |
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Re: Re: Re: Is it LEGAL to re-sell gear for profit? Wow, I must have missed a good one. Anyone got a link to this thread. I didn't rent a movie tonight so I need some form of entertainment. :) |
All Reader Reviews by Steven Evans
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Forty Below Light Energy TR Overboots/Simple Slippers First off, here is the system I currently use: 1st: Thin liner sock, 2nd: Vapour Barrier Liner, 3rd: Montrail Hardrocks, 4th: 40 Below TR Overboot Why did I purchase the 40 Below Overboot?... |
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Nunatak Arc AT If you are thinking about this quilt, go for it. This system is the best I have used...just make sure you are ready for it. Paired with my Nunatak Skaha Plus, this is my 3 season sleep setup. I hav... |
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TarpTent Double Rainbow With only one review for the rainbow, I had to put my 2 cents in here. Adding on the above post. Straight out of the box (tent, stuff sack, stakes etc.) and thrown on a scale, mine comes in at 4... |
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Patagonia Ready Mix Softshell Jacket I bought this on a whim just over a year ago after reading some reviews on it. This has turned out to be my go-to jacket for all my winter activities. From snowboarding to snowshoeing, there is no rea... |
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Feathered Friends Customer Service While the products are great, I purchased a 2 sets of Down Booties (which were in stock) on Jan-15th. Credit Card was charged same day and product was to be shipped next day. 3 weeks later I started t... |
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Six Moon Designs Essence '07 Simply put, this pack had everything I was looking for - in order of importance: 1)Panel Loading for easy organization 2)Hip belt pockets for regularly accessed items 3)Mesh side pockets for dryi... |
