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Tim Heckel (ThinAir) - BPL Premium Member
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PLB Now, if they would just include a PLB. |
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Re: WTB: MontBell UL Sleeping Bag Cover I have one for sale. *******SOLD*********** It has been used only a few times, is clean, and in like new condition. Includes original stuffsack. I don't need it with my current sleeping sys... |
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short I've used both combos you mention. The 1/8" thinLight goes on nearly every trip. It works well under the other pads and around camp. I abandoned the NightLight torso pad because I found... |
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conditions "...what would have been a better setup for warmth and shelter? Would a different tent been better? Would a thicker bag made a difference?..." Those conditions don't sound out of t... |
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No Rinse I use this no-rinse stuff well away from water sources http://www.norinse.com/outdoorproducts.htm. When I can, I do rinse with a little warm water after using it. If I can't rinse I just spo... |
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Interest Huzefa, I too am following this with interest. How can the material be patched if punctured? The pad needs to be "field maintainable". Having seen the comments on thickness I have to... |
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neoair small gg First, I sleep cold. Early this week I was in the San Juans of Colorado at 10,700'. Night temps were below freezing, probably in the high 20s. I used a small Neo-Air with a Gossamer gear 1/8... |
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I/O tight Hi Jim, I have a pair of I/O tights and really like them. They are light weight and I find them great for an added layer when active in the cold. They double as a sleep-and-emergency layer in sp... |
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Rain Gear The other Gatewood advantage, not yet mentioned here, is that it doubles as rain gear allowing you to reduce clothing weight. Personally I would not use it without a bivy when snow/rain/wind are i... |
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Roclite sold Thanks Brad, the RocLite shoes are on the way. |
All Reader Reviews by Tim Heckel
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MSR Mountain Safety Research HyperFlow microfilter Normally I use a Steripen Aventurer for water treatment and carry MSR tablets for a backup. But I use a filter when going to an area with unknown water quality or into an area I know requires a filte... |
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Golite Pinnacle Pack The top strap on my Golite Pinnacle pack started coming off during my first weekend trip. The straps are sewn on with a flimsy stitch. I immediately took the pack to a local gear seamstress (who doe... |
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Gossamer Gear Lightrek Plus Poles I love my GG poles. After a year of fiddling with the REI UL carbon sectioned poles that won't lock I got my fixed poles and they are perfect for me. I do not miss the wrist straps at all. Love ... |

