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Re: Frontenac Park - Oct 31st - Nov 1st, 2010 - Ontario, Canada The one thing I was disappointed in was that the sites are on top of each other at the designated spots. Whole darn lake and they put them all together. I hear ya. I have only been to the park 3... |
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Re: Titanium tubes I think Titanium Joe has a $100 minimum, or he did a while back, it may have changed though. Try E-bay aswell. You can usually score some good deals. As for weight, titanium is roughly 60% heavi... |
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BC Boiler -> get 'em while you can! Orders stop at midnight tonight so get 'em while you can! |
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Re: Frontenac Park - Oct 31st - Nov 1st, 2010 - Ontario, Canada Familiar place and a familiar face! Looks like a great trip, thank you for sharing! That park is alot of fun. Tons of trails all over the place. I thought at first I saw the waterfall on the Slide ... |
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Re: Cuben Stuffsack - Bonded Ziff, Dan can verify but I am pretty sure he used 3M 9485PC. If you look back at some of Lawson Klines posts, I think he said this was his top performing tape (not liquid adhesive) and he has quite... |
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Re: Tape Weight About a week or so ago I started to look at thinner alternatives to the tape as I recall Ron Bell stating his was about half the weight (I can't remember the exact number he gave) of the 3M and... |
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Re: Cuben Stuff Sack Very cool and it turned out very nice, but talk about coincidence, I made a stuffsack yesterday using 0.33 cuben, bonded with contact cement and instead of an eyelet, I glued a small rubber grommet... |
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Re: Re: Montgomery Kettle (now the Backcountry Boiler) Only 24 left now. I'm not sure if that counter is "live" but 2 were sold while I was browsing his videos. |
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Re: New Raku! Woo Hoo! Welcome to the club. That is a beauty! You scored huge on that deal - I would have bought it in a second if I didn't already have one. How much does yours weigh? Is it Pertex Microlight? |
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Re: Paging the fabric gurus Not a fabric guru, but my Raku is made of Epic. It has never seen anything more than a few snow flakes so I can't comment on it's performance, but from just a visual standpoint, it appears ... |
All Reader Reviews by Steven Evans
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Forty Below Light Energy TR Overboots/Simple Slippers First off, here is the system I currently use: 1st: Thin liner sock, 2nd: Vapour Barrier Liner, 3rd: Montrail Hardrocks, 4th: 40 Below TR Overboot Why did I purchase the 40 Below Overboot?... |
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Nunatak Arc AT If you are thinking about this quilt, go for it. This system is the best I have used...just make sure you are ready for it. Paired with my Nunatak Skaha Plus, this is my 3 season sleep setup. I hav... |
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TarpTent Double Rainbow With only one review for the rainbow, I had to put my 2 cents in here. Adding on the above post. Straight out of the box (tent, stuff sack, stakes etc.) and thrown on a scale, mine comes in at 4... |
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Patagonia Ready Mix Softshell Jacket I bought this on a whim just over a year ago after reading some reviews on it. This has turned out to be my go-to jacket for all my winter activities. From snowboarding to snowshoeing, there is no rea... |
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Feathered Friends Customer Service While the products are great, I purchased a 2 sets of Down Booties (which were in stock) on Jan-15th. Credit Card was charged same day and product was to be shipped next day. 3 weeks later I started t... |
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Six Moon Designs Essence '07 Simply put, this pack had everything I was looking for - in order of importance: 1)Panel Loading for easy organization 2)Hip belt pockets for regularly accessed items 3)Mesh side pockets for dryi... |
