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Re: stove > If it were a blocked jet, why would the stove return to a normal flame on the > next usage and then suffer the same problem? Common. It means that whatever is causing the blockage is no... |
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Re: Question for New Balance fans I have never really understood whether there even IS a 'real system' behind the numbering. The letters usually mean something: MT = Mens Trail, WO means Womens Outdoors (I think), etc. ... |
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Re: Hang on just a minute > So maybe it was shipping damage after all, and titanium is just not all > that hard to bend. I would suspect shipping damage, like a very hard thump lengthwise. No, some alloys of Ti... |
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Re: Edit Hi Philip Start at http://www.bushwalkingvictoria.org.au/: that's the Vic umbrella body for clubs. Men only???? Dinosaurs. Cheers |
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Re: high heels > those shoes are foisting extra 12mm effort (angle) onto the heels (etc). We did not notice the 'drop'; I would not call them 'high heel shoes' at all. Anyhow, the web site... |
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Re: Looking for hiking buddie(s) in Victoria, Australia Hi Philip Victoria has a lot of Bushwalking Clubs. An excellent place to start. Cheers |
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Re: Hmmmm... Hi Eric > They seem a bit lighter in the sole than I prefer for protection from rocks. They are actually a bit stiffer in the sole than some of the other NB shoes we have reviewed. I really... |
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Re: aspirin > if you have a heart attack, you want to take an aspirin UNLESS you happen to be allergic to aspirin. If you are, then you may well die from the aspirin rather than the heart attack. Cheers |
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Re: Challenging weather- how would you handle this situation? > some experienced perspectives about how you would handle these conditions. IF you can't get/keep your sleep gear dry, things are grim. Short answer: go home, or at least retreat to dry wa... |
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Re: Re: soft shells Hi Justin > What you do for rain gear when bushwacking? Well, if it is serious off-track jungle or thorn-scrub bushwacking, we just wear our tough Taslan windshirts and trousers. Yes, we ge... |
All Reader Reviews by Roger Caffin
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Skinny Skis, Jacksons Hole XC Skis My wife and I had to re-equip with new XC skis, NNN-BC bindings and boots this year. We found several companies which could supply the models we were looking for and ship overseas (to Australia), and ... |
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Darn Tough Vermont Socks Customer Service I got a pair of the DTV boot socks in a BGT Test. I gave them hell for four months. It didn't seem to have had any effect on them. Roland B is a very helpful guy too. |
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Coleman Exponent Xtreme Stove I have been using the Xtreme in the snow for many years. I have never ever had any problems with it. It lights and runs completely reliably. It will run down to -26 C (-15 F) because the gas mix in t... |
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Snow Peak Gigapower Ti I've used mine for ... many years now. I was initially irritated by the valve off position, but then I wondered: It is otherwise superbly made: what if the valve position is deliberate? Why would th... |
