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All Forum Posts by Tim Haynes
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Winter AT thru-hike advice and gear wanted. OK, so I've got an acquaintance that has decided to South-North thru-hike the AT, starting Oct. 15. He's ex-military with plenty of survival training, but very little backpacking experience... |
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Nemo Meta 2P Nemo Meta 2P looks like the best deal, at $200, but in that range, I think most people here would be happier with a Shangri-La or Tarptent... still tempting though to try one out. Really wanted a N... |
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POE mats at The Clymb For $25 each, I had to grab a pair of the POE Peak Mtn Oyl short pads. Only review I could find was for the full-length model, but at 13 oz, it looked worth trying for a pad that should be comforta... |
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longer jacket I hate to be the one to ask, but how big is your ass? Or, more practically, how long is your torso and how much additional length do you need? |
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6pm I've probably purchased from them 6 - 10 times over the past few years, and have never had a problem with purchases, and have had no questions asked on returns (always NWT), within their return... |
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systems for hiking clothes I agree, think of ALL your clothes as a system. A lightweight insulating baselayer (wool is my preference, but to each his own) -- top and bottom -- would not only keep you warm on the trail if nee... |
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Caldera cone In looking at Trail Designs website and at reviews, it's hard to tell how large a pot needs to be to fit everything inside. I've got a tiny Isobutane Snow Peak and a couple of different pot... |
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lightweight, slim fit alpine shell jacket. any Ideas?? Montane. They use a lot of eVent and they are a very trim cut. I'm 5'10", 160#, 30" waist, long arms, wear a very athletic cut size 40 suit... the Montane Superfly is the best... |
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WTB: GG SpinnTwinn (or similar) and a pair of bivies (bivys?) Hi folks, I'm looking to pare down weight and expand camping options for my wife and I, and it looks like a large caternary tarp is the best option... something large enough to work for both o... |
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Hoka One One shoes Art, Let me know how they work for you... I may test a pair next time they come up. This is the first time I've seen them on The Clymb, but they seem to have ongoing relationships with a lot o... |
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 -- ... |
