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positioning Hi, Thanks for the guru tag- undeserved, I'm sure. The hip pockets are really only a stuff sack modified with a couple of straps. I use them when I have to camel up (4kg of water), and I do n... |
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water pockets Here's another view, this time with the pack. I use Pacerpoles, and the water pockets don't really get in the way. I can move them forward too- depending on the hip belt and how I an... |
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water pockets I converted two stuff sacks to do the job- they are also very easy to remove when you don't want them there. cheers, fred |
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smaller pack +1 on the Murmur. I sold my Circuit because I could never fill it up. Now everything fits in a Murmur. Base weight is sub 1kg. I think the market has moved with technology for smaller, mor... |
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WTB ULA Conduit Small/ Medium WTB ULA Conduit Small/ Medium, medium +/- 31 inch hipbelt. Prefer 2008 version with roll top, but would go for current model. Shipping by post to Spain, can paypal. cheers, fred |
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Rethinking the 1-2 person shelter The perfect system?- I think it exists in the future, but for now... ShangriLa 3 and a bivy for above tree line 3 season use. 8x10 tarp with an SMD Bugnet for below treeline summer use. It w... |
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evolution of the gear list 2007- 20kgs, 2008- 11kgs, 2010- 6/7kgs Please check my profile for an updated gear list and give me some feedback. I've come down from a total pack weight of 20kg three years ago, to half that two years ago, and now with gear mod... |
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Storm in a teacup- bad form by the OP. I think the OP has handled this very badly. He should have let Mr. Moak respond privately and have sorted it out privately. It has no place on this forum, despite the OP's explanation. I'... |
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weight and poles Hi all, great thread, great information. Nick- 21oz is right for 600g. The poles are Ferrino Tibetans, now dead and replaced with Pacepoles, which are amazing. Jim- glad you had a 'Eureka... |
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tarp and serenity Thanks for your interest/ compliments guys. Nathan- the Serenity was fully extended, SMD says set the pole to 43" and tie it up, so this must be about that, or a bit higher in the tarp. The... |
All Reader Reviews by John Frederick Anderson
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Mountain Laurel Designs SoloMid Cuben MLD SoloMid Cuben Review I like my SoloMid, especially the weight, but it is a compromise, but a compromise that specialist equipment requires the user to understand and live with. I have the yell... |
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Golite Ion Golite Ion Review I know you can't buy this any more, but it really deserves a 5 out of 5 as it is easily the best pack I've used for UL adventures, if you can get all your gear in. It is ... |
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ULA Circuit Circuit review: I've used the new Circuit for only day hikes so far, with all my 3/4 day gear (weight: ± 9 kg, including 1.5l of water- about 20 lbs) to see how it was, and it has been really ... |
