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Devin Montgomery (dsmontgomery) - BPL Lifetime Member
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All Forum Posts by Devin Montgomery
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Montgomery Kettle (ultralight chimney-boiler) reservations New Update: Finally available at www.theboilerwerks.com/pre-order (!) Edit: Thanks to everyone for showing so much interest in this kettle! To date, I've taken 50 reservations, and that'... |
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Re: Why Should a Person Become a Member of BPL? Because the articles, unlike the forum, are always about things relevant to backpacking! ;) |
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Re: Know of any good volunteer organizations? Hi, Angela. I can strongly recommend AmeriCorps - I spent a year building houses with Habitat for Humanity. I think the satisfying, outdoor, physical labor is particularly appealing to those of us ... |
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Re: Great Video +1 You're a true renaissance man, Mr. Evans. :) |
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Re: Re: GPS Newbie FWIW: It looks like the Holux and the Hcx use the same "MTK chipset" for GPS reception (I was curious about where it would work). I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure that it's ... |
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Re: GPS Newbie I'm going to go way out on a limb here and suggest that you take a look at the Holux M-241 GPS data logger if you just want something that will tell you where you are. It's a GPS for people... |
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Re: Standalone Bivy for Alpine Walking No, Northwerks is gone?! I always wanted one of their Cagoules, and they had such a good name! As for the bivy, I've never tried it, but I think some use an umbrella with a basic WPB bivy. Y... |
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Re: Anyone find Inov-8 soles slippery when wet? I have a pair of the RocLite 315s and I find their wet traction superb. The rubber is super sticky, but also soft, and can lead to a short life. Most of my testing comes from water-polished rive... |
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Re: Guadalupe Mountains National Park Thanks for sharing Eugene! I really need to get out West. |
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Re: Re: Re: Grizzlies vs Polar Bears My money's on the polar bear. I know it's the easy choice, but I'm sticking with it. I've see impressive video of grizzly's catching salmon mid-air - sure they have good reflexe... |
All Reader Reviews by Devin Montgomery
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Ultralight Designs Blue Mini This is aluminum bottle based alcohol stove similar to the "gram weenie" by Whitebox. I bought the stove because of its simplicity and because I could quickly get it for a hike I was taking ... |
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Potable Aqua Iodine Drinking Water Germicidal Tablets These have been around forever, and I think just about everyone has used them at one time or another. If you're an absolute novice, use them once: chugging the resulting antiseptic rinse is a rig... |
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Micropur MP 1 Chlorine Dioxide Water Purifier Tablet My rating of five here is for the Chlorine Dioxide method of treatment, this is just the brand I happened to use. Ultra lightweight, kills most wee-beasties in 20 min, with 4 hrs kills the few ... |
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MSR Whisperlight / Internationale For years, this was the Model T of backpacking stoves, and for good reason. Runs on almost any fuel, easy and reliable to use in all conditions, "light" for traditional packing. Can accomo... |
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Marmot Precip Jacket Mens After having my last rain jacket stolen out of my car right before a long river trip, I picked up a Precip on sale at the local outfitter. It was a good brand, waterproof, breathable, lightweight, and... |
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Snow Peak Trek 700 This was the first bit of gear that I bought in my lightweight conversion. Just under $30, plenty of capacity for solo camping (I never could finish a meal that filled it up),includes a lid that drai... |
