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BSA Policy :) +1 James. It is amazing how a few vocal folks 'infiltrate' clubs, media and society in general to paint average Christians and parents as racist, bigots, and homophobes because we want ... |
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Exped Synmat UL7 I have owned the BA Ins. Air Core, NeoAir, and other CC pads and for me the Exped Synmat UL7 easily the best of the bunch. I tended to get chilled with the BA pad. Slipped off of and was annoyed by... |
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Muir Project Video I'm not sure if this has been posted yet or not, but this is a cool teaser video of an upcoming project, (full length video ?), from these guys. I was doing a weekend training/fishing hike to g... |
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JMT: 14 days and 13 nights in nature Uh, ok. See new thread on your 5000th post, and counting. |
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caffeine tablets in place of tea or coffee? Vivarin. 200 mg a dose, over the counter, great stuff if you like your caffeine. Learned that trick from a PCT-er that loved his coffee, but was fast-packing and didn't want to fusss with the w... |
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JMT: 14 days and 13 nights in nature." Michael, I enjoyed your trip report. I did the JMT this summer as well and really enjoyed myself. FWIW, TrailJournals is a good site for reading various trip reports and making your own journal. ... |
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pre-packaged high calorie per ounce freezer bag cooking I have found I like Mountain House's flavor better than all of the others I have tried. I repackage them in a freezer bag, but dump the entire contents in a bowl first and 'sift' the bi... |
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WTB: Old School Orange Golite Speed I have an old school GoLite Speed pack. It is in decent condition, but has had the internal bladder sleeve removed and some duct tape to patch up a tear inside. Size Med. |
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FS: Osprey Exos 46 Sold and shipped. |
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Bear Canisters In Frameless Packs I'm not an expert on bear cans, but the deciding factor on shape, has to do with what a bear can or cannot possibly open their jaws around to grip it and carry it away or provide any crushing f... |
All Reader Reviews by Robert Perkins
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Zimmerbuilt Half-Dome, modified I have owned many packs with some features I liked and dis-liked on each one, so I decided to give the custom order pack method a shot. After a less than pleasant experience with Kooka bay, I went int... |
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Osprey Talon 44 I picked up this pack with my REI dividend and have been taking it for a lot of 'test-runs' in the hills and have come to really love it's fit. I have switched between trying out a SMD Swi... |
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Six Moons Designs 2011 Swift I have had a chance to do a quick test run of my new Swift pack with pocket hipbelt, and no stays. I am really impressed with how this pack rides! I loaded it up with about 20 pounds and took it for a... |
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KookaBay air mattress Edit - If I could, I would do two seperate ratings here. The pad would rate a 4, but customer sevice and response time would be a 1. I'll give it an average of 2.5. I got the pad and overall it... |
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MSR Mountain Safety Research HyperFlow microfilter At first I just loved this filter, it had all of the qualities of a good filter; fast pumping, compact, and light. I used it in the Sierra's, in clear water, following the backflushing instruction... |
