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Re: Walking cart A Swiss company called Carrix makes a commercial version of this concept. :-) http://carrix.ch.tripod.com/ Cheers, -Mike |
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Re: Why tent stakes? Just a teaser -- We have a major Techniques feature on alternative to stakes coming out soon. Stay tuned... :-) |
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Re: Report addition Thanks, Tom. I think your report was more comprehensive than mine. :) |
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Re: really? Laboratory grade pure Aerogel indeed has the lowest density of any known solid. But... To manufacture a product that is cost effective and durable enough for commercial applications, Aspen Ae... |
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Re: Commo Experience Hi Ron- IMO, the promise of non-intrusive 1 way communication is one of SPOT's best features. Calling home on a cell or sat phone undoubtedly diminishes the wilderness experience for me. ... |
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Re: WTB: Granite Gear Vapor Trail I have a long black/sage one in pristine condition. $90 plus shipping. Please PM me if you'd like more info. Cheers, -Mike EDIT: Oops, sorry. It's a size regular, not long. |
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Re: What a tease Hi Guys- Sorry for the delays. Addie's...umm...gentle persuasion was successful. The photo essay is up. :) Cheers, -Mike |
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Re: Tilley hat - which one? I've got a modified LTM6 that is near perfect. Take a look at this old thread for my mods. Cheers, -Mike |
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Re: Powerstretch vs. R1: the same or different? R1 is really Powerdry by Malden Mills (or used to be, anyway). Malden's Powerstretch is very similar, but has a higher lycra content to provide stretch. Both Powerdry and Powerstretch are avai... |
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Re: R1, R2 warmth compared to classic fleece (100/200/300)? The "high loft" variants of Thermalpro, especially in the heavier fabric weights, can be as warm as or warmer than 300 wt fleece. But as Brad said, they have higher air permeability than ... |
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Backpacking Light Ti Esbit stove If you just bend the arms up slightly, it will support a Heineken Pot cleanly. |
