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All Forum Posts by Ozzy McKinney
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I'll bite It would seem the BA Copper Spur UL2 fits all this criteria. Also happens to be on sale at REI for 299US. Now tell me how I can sign up to spend 3 months at a time in Patagonia. Edit- Beat me to... |
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no worries I had the same concerns when transitioning to a tarptent, but it has never been an issue since. Obviously, it is important to plan ahead for the terrain (sand anchors, dead-mans, burlier groundhog ... |
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Durability Durability is important to me, as the wife and I use trekking poles year round in snow, talus fields, soggy river valleys, etc. We use the basic black diamond fliplock aluminum poles. My set has ne... |
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BA Big Agnes has tents that fit your criteria, and I would trust them to be bulletproof and easy to set up. This caught my eye- $370US http://www.backcountry.com/big-agnes-king-creek-4-tent-family-... |
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Greasepot if 1.3 liters is "too big for one person", but costs a fraction of, and weighs the same as (or less than) a titanium counterpart... isn't that a bonus? Kmart Greasepot for the win. |
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Stoic I'm stoked on the stoic microlith, doesn't carry the dead bird premium either |
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Lunar Duo I had the same criteria, and also looked at the Meta2. Decided on a Six Moon Designs "Lunar Duo" and I'm really glad I did. The "spreader" poles at the top make it feel huge... |
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No dice My friend had this exact problem. He even tried to enter early this year on a ski tour, and because it was (literally) 2 days before the 10 YEAR mark, they turned him around. I would say she isn&#... |
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go for it I always carry a garbage bag. On every backpacking trip, and every day hike. Weighs less than 1oz, infinitely versatile. Take two and an extra few feet of cord, and you have some serious "spla... |
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Pole for bivy hoop? Making a hoop bivy for spring/summer mountaineering, and not sure what to use for a hoop. Easton poles don't seem like they would be flexible enough (60" length/36" diameter), and a ... |
All Reader Reviews by Ozzy McKinney
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Six Moon Lunar Duo After spending a few weeks in this tent I feel like I can write a comprehensive review. -All concerns about wind have been calmed. The tent has seen very strong winds (blowing the pot over, lose y... |
