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Eric Noble (ericnoble) - BPL Professional Member
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Re: Re: Fire-starting supplies in a carry-on bag? I would be surprised if there was a problem. Airline regulations have surprised me in the past however. The Spark-Lite should be fine because it is not flammable or pointy. The Tinder-Quik tabs are... |
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Re: are straps necessary on a quilt? I have 2 No Sniveller quilts. In my hammock drafts are not a problem. I can move around and the quilt just works. When I sleep on the ground drafts can be a problem. The No Sniveller doesn't ha... |
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Re: Down v Synthetic Wayne, check out the following article Drying Characteristics of Select Lightweight Down and Synthetic Insulated Tops. While the results of the experiment may not apply to sleeping bags and may dep... |
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Re: Re: Heated hydration systems I totally agree about evacuating the tube and mouth piece. In my mind, the insulation is primarily there for when you are drinking. I just don't know how to quantify its effect. As you are drin... |
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Re: Heated hydration systems I don't know about the heated systems you mention but insulating the tube with Aerogel could work as an alternative to fiberfill. It wouldn't compress like the fiberfill insulation would. I... |
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Re: Re: Re: Winter Sleeping System? Chadn, I agree with you on pad width. I have the same pad as you for that reason. I understand that you have the Prolite 4 and not the Prolite 3, is that correct? In either case I think you will ne... |
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Re: Arrowhead 135 Winter Race Wow! Thanks for the report Alec. My experience in the winter is limited. I have really appreciate being able to follow your preparations for this race. You have taught me a lot. It was great to hea... |
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Re: Re: Base Layer I could be wrong but I think Ibex is the only top tier manufacturer using 17.5 micron merino. I have an Ibex polo made of it that I love. I'm wearing it in my avatar picture. |
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Re: Base Layer Wayne, I wear wool all year long and have done so for years now. Wool is not just for cold weather. In my opinion, my Ibex wool polo shirts perform better than cotton in the heat. My 3 season base ... |
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Re: Flame Resistant Cozy Insulation Thanks for the link! This may just be exactly what I want for a cozy. Lets us know when you've had a chance to experiment with your samples. |
All Reader Reviews by Eric Noble
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Ibex 17.5 Polo DESCRIPTION: For when a T-shirt is simply not enough of a statement, we offer class... |
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Ibex Climawool Glove Here's the slightly edited description and specs from the Ibex web site. ... |
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Ibex Hooded Shak This is the perfect base layer for downhill skiing. The versatility of a hoody with thumb sleeves is unmatched. 
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Thru-Hiker.com I ordered a 5.5" x 7.5" sheet of 0.016 inch 6Al4V titanium from Thru-Hiker. This is a custom size not shown on the website. Talking with Ayce was a pleasure and quite helpful in completing my project.... |
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Smartwool Shadow Hoody The Smartwool Shadow hoody is essentially a Smartwool Zip-T with a hood and cuff thumb holes. The fabric weight of the two garments is the same, 195g. My size large weighs 12.7 ounces on my scale. As ... |
