BPL Community Profile
John Brochu (JohnnyBgood4) - BPL Forum Member
|
|
You cannot send this user a personal message (PM) because they have not specified a PM email address yet.
All Forum Posts by John Brochu
Showing 171 - 180 of 426
|
Page: 1
...9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
...43
 |
Re: Lowering a pack using rope Chad, Just a shot in the dark here... but is that the 4th class section of the approach to the ACC hut on Castle Mountain in the Canadian Rockies? John |
||
|
Re: I"M GONNA TELL MY DADDY!! >>>Well scwarckek I'm not really looking to trade with some nasty homeless looking guy either so no quam here. Far as I can remember, Jesus was rather fond of homeless guys and in a... |
||
|
Re: Re: The Ramen thread: How do you like yours? I do all my "cooking" in those steamer bags. I like the chicken Ramen and I dump it and two cups of hot water into the bag, then add 1/2 cup of stovetop stuffing and let it rehydrate f... |
||
|
Re: ml >>>This might sounds rediculous... but how do you guys know you are using exactly 15ml or 20ml or whatever ml?<<< I bring a little measuring cup like those that come with cough... |
||
|
Re: Heavy windshirt >>>I like GoLite Ether (3.17 oz) and Wisp (3.01 oz). Light, breathable, and the DWR is good.<<< Is the Wisp really supposed to be breathable? Mine doesn't seem to breathe a... |
||
|
Re: Caldera Cone Wow, that's pretty good. My last Caldera set-up took 20ml to consistently boil, or I used 15ml if I was just making hot water for drinks. With 15ml sometimes it didn't reach a boil (alth... |
||
|
Re: trying to understand backpacking light I'm certainly not an expert but I'll take a crack at answering your questions. >>>I take it one can backpack light now because of advances in gear technology that enable improve... |
||
|
Re: Ultralight living Awesome photo Ali. |
||
|
Re: Layering Under Heavy Down necessary? >>>It looks like most "mountaineering" people throw on their down over all their other stuff, base, fleece, shell. Is this for the convienience of not changing clothes frequently... |
||
|
Re: Great shelters Does anyone think the "Bilgy" tarp shelter design offered at Quest Fabrics would be a good one to try in cuben fiber? I can't figure out how to post a direct link so you have to sc... |
All Reader Reviews by John Brochu
Showing 1 - 3 of 3
|
Page: 1
|
zpacks Company I first bought a Blast 18 which is now my go to pack for extended weekend trips. Since then, Joe has made me a custom cuben fiber cat tarp, a custom cuben fiber rain skirt, and a custom stake bag. ... |
||
|
ULA Conduit Used this pack on 5 or 6 overnight trips ranging from one night to 7 nights and a base weight ranging from 8 to 12 pounds. The pack is outstanding. It carried well up to 28 pounds. The hip belt po... |
||
|
Sierra Designs Isotope Jacket 2007 I bought this jacket a while back mostly to bring on longish alpine routes as a wind/emergency rain jacket. I've only actually used it climbing once, but have carried it up several climbs in my ha... |
