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All Forum Posts by Tim Haynes
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Montbell alpine light down jacket, $45 really? $45 and no takers. I'm really surprised. It's two sizes two large for me and yet I'm still tempted. If I had a friend this size who needed one I would snap this up in a heartbea... |
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Is TT DR the only one Jumping in here, i appreciate the comments and discussion in this thread. On behalf of my wife and I, I've been looking at and researching a LOT of options for the both of us. Our current 2p is... |
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Help with Winter Hiking Jacket/Coat I don't know if you could find one on the Gear Swap here (or on ebay), but the New Balance FUGU I've got is the best down coat I've ever used/seen. Medium is ~13 oz, and I'd conside... |
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Headlamp recommendation? Richard, With REI, I don't know if you'll find a poorly lit corner, but in my experience, you'll be happier hiking with the beam on the Lucido than with the Petzl's or EOS as refer... |
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Winter AT thru-hike advice and gear wanted Completely agree with cautionary posts. I'm going to send him the link to this thread once it hits critical mass, just to provide context, as well as to share all the helpful suggestions. Do... |
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Nemo tent sale at The Clymb Meta is definitely heavier than most of the cottage gear, but it's on the lightest end of mainstream gear, and some people feel better buying from a mainstream manufacturer. Most of what I'... |
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MLD Exodus full-suspension Looks awesome, but ~$300 (with belt pockets), is too steep for me. Still, seems like a great pack design with some ideas that will hopefully be incorporated into other packs. |
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headlamp mammut lucido To respond to the OP, I have a Mammut Lucido TR1 (the lantern/headlamp combo) that I really like. It's my wife's favorite of the three we have (the others are a BD EOS (the newer model) and... |
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Headlamps (zebralights?) does anyone have experience with the Zebralight headlamps. At $64, they aren't cheap, but the wide range of options look like it should offer a good fit for most hikers who need a serious light... |
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Winter AT thru-hike advice and gear wanted Newton, Thanks for the link -- I'll pass that along. It does look helpful and humorous. I'd agree -- I don't think many people would start a thru-hike either direction in mid-Octobe... |
All Reader Reviews by Tim Haynes
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Camp Xenon 4 New for spring/summer 2011, I was really excited about the Camp Xenon 4 poles. They looked like the best value/weight option on the market, so I was really excited to try them out. The 120cm poles spe... |
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Stoic LTWT Sleeping Pad - short I recently picked up a pair of these when they were a good price (~$20/each); I usually use Z-Rests, but my wife prefers an inflatable mat, and these fit the bill for cost/weight/value. shape is nicel... |
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Big Agnes Pumphouse Multi-Use Dry Sack and Pad Pump I agree with previous reviews that this bag only does one thing well -- put air in your sleeping pad. That said, I bring it along on most trips with friends, and it makes it easier for many people -- ... |
