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Re: Re: Sub 1 lb. XUL : Possible or BS? Monk Spectralite - 3.8 Nano Bivy - 4 oz zpack Blast - 2.8 Torso sized 1/8 inch thick GG pad - .75 can pot, spoon, and Aluminum foil for three pebble esbit stove - .6 oz Windshirt - 3.0 1 L pl... |
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I love the White Box The White box stove fits in the bottom well of a 32 oz Heinie pot PERFECTLY. This gets the bottom of the pot much closer to the jets and, at least from casual observation, seems to improve the perf... |
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math divide by .039 |
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New 8 oz Quilt - Mock AT After reading threads on the Arc AT, I decided to modify my old Summer quilt to simulate the size of the Arc AT, to see if I like it more than I did as a full size quilt, patterned after the JRB su... |
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ok ... So here's my attempt at sizing the Arc AT I took my 42 x 68 in summer quilt that I had made out of primaloft and 1.1 oz ripstop two years ago and cut it down to 42 x 53 inches, sewed up the foot box and put a draw string at the top. To... |
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How's the temp rating? Did you find the Temp rating to be accurate? |
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Thanks! Thanks guys .... I'm a larger hiker so I was wondering just how tight the fit was .... Thanks for the tread search ... I searched and couldn't find anything! Thanks. |
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Too big, too small??? How was the size? |
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Experiences with Nunatak Arc AT Can anyone comment on their experiences with the Nunatak Arc AT? It seems like a very interesting bag design but I'd like some real world actual experiences. |
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Great idea I like it .... close to your girth for restless sleepers for a cool weather quilt. Great idea. |
All Reader Reviews by mark henley
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Snow Peak 600 This cup is big enough to cook in for a solo person, a huge cup of java, or it's great for just boiling water. I use a piece of simple foil for a lid and it works amazingly well on a Snowpeak Giga... |
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Thru-hiker Liberty Ridge Shell I have made a few sewing projects, several quilts, and about a zillion stuff sacks, but this was the first time I attempted a piece of clothing. The pattern that AYCE provides is very well thought ... |
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White Box Alcohol Stove This little stove ROCKS! I'm in agreement that it needs a primer pan, but other than that, I actually melted my windscreen when it got too close to the cup. It's like firing up a blowto... |
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Muscle Milk Cookies and Cream For years I've heard hikers talk about carrying a protein suplement along on trips to ensure that they don't sacrifice muscle while hiking. Most people who have ever tried a protein powdere... |
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Pacific Outdoor Products Insul Mat Max-Thermo 15 ounces of pure, 2.5 inch thick, heavenly sleeping bliss. I have a Max Compact, several thermarests, a Full length Max thermo, and several types of closed cell pads in my gear closet. This is withou... |
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Gregory G pack I bought two of these packs, one for myself and one for my wife. After two years of use the packs have held up well, but we have both found that the load rating is VERY optimistic ... The pack beco... |
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Montbell Super Stretch Down Hugger #3 I've been backpacking seriously for about 4 years now, not including my Scouting days of yesteryear. This is my first Down bag as I've always used synthetics in the past. I've used the bag... |
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Sawyer In-Line Filter This Filter weighs in at 2 oz and once installed it has a very small impact on flow rate from the hydration tube/bite valve. I'm using it in conjunction with a Platypus hydration setup and you get... |
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Ray Way quilt one person - standard Fantastic instructions ... I had never used a sewing machine before. I ordered the Ray Way stow bag kit and made it as my first project. The Quilt was a great second project. The instructions were ... |
