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Joe Clement (skinewmexico) - BPL Lifetime Member
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'It's still better than golf!' Mount Rainier survivor describes 50 hours alone" Makes you want to not carry big bills, although if I have a big bunch of ones, my wife always thinkis I'm going to a strip club. |
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Becoming the iceman I have to agree with David on getting used to cold; lilving in a warm part of the country has ruined me. I'll have to try wearing less before I go to the mountains next time. Not so sure I agre... |
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Sleeping bag or quilt cold weather I smell a fat joke inbound........... |
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Help with Arizona/Utah hike plan in May-June suggestions? Lots of good dayhikes in the Moab (Canyonlands/Arches) area. Bet you'd fry in June though, unless you went into the LaSal mountains. If you go there, PM me for directions to Little Wild Horse c... |
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Big Bend Outer-Outer Mountain loop Jan 8-12 Pretty awesome. But I'm always kind of amazed that someone would leave where you live to come down here. |
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Wind Stress on Cuben And I was going to say, someone should just call North Sails. They have a few years putting cuben under some really high loads. |
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lightest windshirt that can withstand backpack abrasion That clementine color is actually less loud than what I usually wear on the bike, but it should get the job done. |
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lightest windshirt that can withstand backpack abrasion When I found a Houdini at Realgoods for $43, I decided to just go with public opinion, and send the Golite Dakota back. Plus I get a hood, and full zipper. The downside is it's a horrible orang... |
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No New Gear 2012 It counts, but admitting it makes you get a punch in your man-card. One more and you lose it. |
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Skurka can't get no love Consider the source. If Trailspace was a computer forum, they'd all be proclaiming their love of the 80286 processor. They're a little behind the times over there. |
All Reader Reviews by Joe Clement
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Marmot Atom Mens Regular 40 Degree Nice bag. 1/2 zipper is kind of a pain, and makes it hard to use as a quilt. Seems true to rating. |
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ULA Catalyst Replaced my Exos 58 with this, much more comfortable, with more weight. Got a deal on a 2008 model, and added the dual stays. A lot bigger pack than I'll use most of the time. Gained some weight o... |
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ULA Circuit Switched to this for more durability, and the ability to carry more water in the desert. Works like a champ, and you couldn't ask for better customer service. |
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Osprey Exos 58 I have to ding it a little for the hip belt. I think the hip belts on the large runs small, because it didn't wrap around me enough to be effective. And that may not be fair to ding it, because al... |
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TarpTent Tolerated my questions and suggestions for design improvements, and never laughed once. Called my cell phone after an email question about tent set up, requested emails pics, diagnosed the problem, an... |
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SteepandCheap.Com SteepandCheap.Com Great deals, lightening fast shipping. |
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ULA Equipment Got both a Catalyst and Circuit. Great phone service, answering questions. Sent an email when the new Circuit came, and Casey called me on my cell phone within 24 hours. I almost didn't answer, si... |
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Pro Lite Gear customer service Had a problem with an underfilled Ultra 20, never a question about making it right. |
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Gossamer Gear Quick to answer questions, and even call you back. Hard to beat. Retrofit my Mariposa with the new aluminum stay for next to nothing, and had it back in a week. Service and products so good, I am will... |
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Golite Ultra 20 Mine kept me warm in the upper 20s, so I'm happy. I'm not completely sure it would reach 20, and keep you warm for 8 hours. But it's a great product for a great price. |

