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James Patsalides (james@patsalides.com) - BPL Lifetime Member
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Hood vs hat So, like Raymond, I'm a restless side-sleeper, so sleeping bags with hoods have always been an issue for me. I now use a BPL quilt (PRO-90) and one of their coccoon balaclavas (UL-90) with ... |
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Central Cascades Summer/3 Season-ish Gear List Wow... great list! Just a couple of little things to think about... 1. You have several ditty/stuff bags - do you really need them for a 2 day trip? 2. Your water bottle are pretty heavy. I... |
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FS: SWISS ARMY WARM UP JACKET SWISS ARMY THERMAL JACKET, PERFECT, MEN'S L - $200* SHIPPED CONUS.PM or Email to james (at) patsalides (dot) com, please. |
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FS: Marmot Precip Rain Jacket MARMOT PRECIP JACKET, MEN'S M, FOREST GREEN, PERFECT - $50 shipped to CONUS.PM or email to james (at) patsalides (dot) com, please. |
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Re: Condensation in NEMO GoGo +1 on switching to a tarp! I had the same problem with my Nemo GoGo. Unzipping the inner bug net helped a little, but I ended up having to unzip the fly for ventilation - which is not good when ... |
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Pittsburgh Wilderness What an excellent photo essay. Thanks for posting! It is amazing what you can find around urban/suburban areas if you search for it. I love early morning walks on the new East Coast Greenaway an... |
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Undies I switched last year to EMS TechWick boxer-briefs, after a very extensive search to replace my tattered underarmor! I think they turned out to be the cheapest tech fabric undies I could find and I... |
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FS: Salomon techamphebian 11 Hey Reid! Are these the Salomons you bought from me two weeks ago for $20? Guess they didn't fit or something? Whatever! Peace man, James. |
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Where would you live? CONNECTICUT! Somebody mentioned Connecticut, and I have to agree! Connecticut is pretty good if you're a hiker and an IT guy... in that you have: 1. Major financial services commercial zones - therefore ... |
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FS: Gear Gear Gear Downsizing for 2010 :: PRICES REDUCED! BUMPETY BUMP! |
All Reader Reviews by James Patsalides
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Aquaclip Aquaclip (black) This little piece of plastic is unbelievable. It clips onto your plastic water bottle (aquafina or smartwater etc), then slides over your belt, pack strap or clip, sternum strap... wherever! If you... |
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Berghaus C7-65+10 Used this bag for a couple of years on numerous hiking trips BEFORE getting into lightweight backpacking. As an example of a traditional backpack, it is one of the best out there. Berghaus' biof... |
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IKEA Plastic Cup (Orange) This super-cheap lightweight plastic cup form IKEA has become a core part of my cooking and eating system. The cup weights 1oz, and is insulating enough to use for tea or coffee, as well as cold drin... |
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Glaceau Smart Water 1 Liter bottle I started using these bottles in the late summer and I love them. I now have 3, 2x 1L and 1x 0.6L version. Two of them fit perfectly into the side pocket of my golite jam, or one slides perfectly do... |
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Berghaus Tech T Long Sleeve The Berghaus tech T long sleeve base layer is a top quality lightweight synthetic base layer designed by one of Europe's premier gear manufacturers. This is a summer base layer, roughly equivalen... |
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Gossamer Gear SpinnTwinn Tarp The SpinnTwinn has now become my primary tarp for solo use. The quality is outstanding, perfect stitching, strong tie-outs, the new cord locks are great. Matched up with 8x titanium nails and my LT4 t... |
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Cocoon Pro 90 Quilt First, I have to state for the record that this is my first quilt, so my review may be biassed by my happy transformational transition from bags to quilts! I have used this quilt as part of an in... |
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Golite Jam If, like me, you're starting the journey into SUL backpacking, this is the perfect starter pack. Good size for a multi-day, but not so huge that you are tempted to put extra stuff into the pack. A... |
