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Justin Chaussee (judach) - BPL Forum Member
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Re: Hand warmers Hmmm. This forum has given me an idea for sewing a pocket into a camp pillow or something fitted with a velcro closure that's big enough for a hand warmer. This way, it's not directly tou... |
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Re: Coffee I couldn't agree more patrick. I'm just not down with the flavered stuff. In my humble opinion, if you have to flavor your coffee with something other than coffee flavor, you are drinking... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: tarp-tent camping I will check that out right now. Thanks again peter! |
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Re: Re: tarp-tent camping That is also very helpful jim, thanks! :-) |
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Re: Re: tarp-tent camping Gotcha, thanks for the info peter. I didn't think there was a difference between a tarp vs. a tarp-tent. Now I know! So correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like the major difference be... |
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tarp-tent camping This may be a dumb question... I have always used solo tent style shelters for camping. I currently employ a eureka spitfire 1 tent. Recently, I have been really trying to get my pack weight d... |
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backcountry coffee I tried searching the forums to see if anyone posted this question before but didn't find anything. Hopefully, I'm not repeating anything... I was just wondering how other people prepar... |
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bucket list interesting topic, thanks for starting this thread. Mine would have to be: 1) The big three in USA, CDT PCT AT 2) The Inca Trail to M.P. 3) Tahoe Rim Trail (I know, not really one of the mo... |
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Fire Pistons Does anyone have any experience using a fire piston? I saw them on an episode of survivorman and thought it looked pretty cool. I have looked at a few websites but was wondering if anyone had any... |
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hand warmers in sleeping bag I was wondering if anyone has tried this before: I was walking through my local REI when I came upon those reusable hand warmers (the kind with the button you snap to activate it, then boil it t... |
All Reader Reviews by Justin Chaussee
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GSI Dualist This is a very cool system. It's not titanium, but it's still very light for what you get. Also, the price is right at around 30-40 bucks. There are two models, the dualist and the soloist.... |
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Big Agnes Lost Ranger I am a big guy (6'3, 330 lbs). My goal was to find a bag that would keep me warm but had enough room that I didn't feel like a sausage in a casing... This bag is great! I bought the long ... |
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MSR Pocket Rocket I've used the pocket rocket for a few years now. I rated it a 4 for the following reasons: Pro: -lightweight -easy to use/light -boils water fast in calm weather -small size fits easily in... |
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GoLite Jam2 I bought this pack a few months ago after using a Kelty redwing 3100 for years. Not to discredit the Kelty since it is a very reliable and DURABLE pack, but I do not see myself using anything else ot... |
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Kelty backpacks redwing 3100, red cloud 6650 First off, let me say that there is NOTHING light about either one of these packs. They are not super heavy for what they are (A large daypack and an expedition/extended trip pack) but they do not fa... |
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Campmor .com The reason I went with a 5 rating for Campmor had to do with their selection of merchandise and their prices. Whenever I'm in the market for a piece of gear, I always look at campmor first. 90% ... |
