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Matt Lutz (citystuckhiker) - BPL Forum Member
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Re: Rab Super Light Bivy I can't comment on the bivy, but the girth may be twice the width - 79.4 inches. ID's Overbag/bivy and Microbivy have a 72 inches shoulder girths, for example. |
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Re: Tips/gear for women I'll speak for by girlfriend on this, since she is not a member of the forum. In general, she takes at least one more torso layer than I do. Head to toe: Head: Marmot Powerstretch ha... |
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Re: Gore-Tex Softshell Softshells are not waterproof - they are water resistant. Your softshell might be GoreTex Windstopper, which is a wind-resistant fabric with Gore's laminate in between the outer DWR-treated fab... |
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Re: Re: Leukotape is heavy! The straw is difficult because it bends when you try and to remove it. Try a pencil. |
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Re: Re: Re: Model year I tried to attach the vestibule to my tent today - it is too short and it looks like it is for the MK1 Lite (or a model with a shorter door), although the current model of the MK1 Lite does not hav... |
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Re: Pattern Similar to WM jacket? Check out the kits from Thru-hiker. I can't comment on which jacket at which insulation thickness is comparable to the Flash jacket, though. http://thru-hiker.com/kits/ |
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Re: Which WP Bivy Should I buy deleted. |
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Re: Rain Gear I should have mentioned that a long poncho (not a poncho/tarp) with gaiters may work fine. You could also go with chaps (see MLD) and stay dry. Still need gaiters to cover gap between shoes and bot... |
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Re: Another Rain Gear Thread Tough question. I'm just getting started with poncho/tarp camping, and I can say with my minimal experience that you're going wet. The trick is staying warm, wetness notwithstanding. If ... |
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Re: Re: Model year I talked to Evan at ID and they are going to make me a pole that will fit the vestibule - I also canceled my order for the first pole, so I'm not out any extra change. No worries here. Thanks a... |
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Marmot Scree (softshell pants) There is so much to love about these pants, but the little details kill any possibility of a 5 rating. So 4 it is. The good: The pants are made of Marmot's proprietary M3 fabric, which is a ... |
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Zpacks Z1 I bought my Z1 from a BPL forum member. It had a webbing waist belt and a removable sternum strap. I have since removed the waistbelt (via scissors) and removed the sternum strap, which was attached t... |
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Montbell UL Down Inner Parka I have a 2008 MB Inner down Parka, and I wish I would have waited until the 2009 models were released before hitting "submit order." I have a size small, which weighs in at 7.2 oz. The ja... |
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Black Diamond Windweight (formerly Jetstream) I have owned two pairs of BD wind-proof liner gloves - an older pair of Jetstreams and the new model, their Windweights. Both used Polartec Windbloc fabric. These gloves are excellent next-to-skin... |
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Black Diamond Powerstretch (now Midweights) These are my go-to liner gloves for all seasons. In three-season wear, they are are breathable and not too warm when the temperature dips. In cold and wet weather, I use them under a pair of MLD eVent... |
