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Aaron Zuniga (gliden2) - BPL Forum Member

My Locale	Northwest
About Me	Ultralite backcountry enthusiast and traveler! I enjoy big mile days on the trail, MLD gear, and keeping things simple and minimal while pushing the limits. After a failed attempt on the TRT(Tahoe rim trail) last summer, I plan on going back again this year for redemtion and completing it in under 5 days.
City	Bend
State	Oregon
Country	USA
My PDF Gear List	TRT Gear List

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All Forum Posts by Aaron Zuniga

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	Re:R Values I found this when I did a search trying to find the R Value of my BA Clearview Pad; just thought it was relevant to this topic and somewhat helpful. http://sectionhiker.com/2009/03/27/sleeping-pad...	In Winter Hiking » Uninsulated Air Mattress...? November 25, 5:07pm
	Re:TRT - .../ 4 Days Hey Tony, Speaking for myself... I would like to go back to the TRT this summer and nail this hike with our original goal(4days).=) I feel this is totally doable and will even be a fun pace;...	In Hiking Partners / Group Trip Announcements » TRT - 2 Strangers / 4 Days November 25, 2:34pm
	Re:Ground Cloth +1 for the GG polycryo if a ground sheet is needed; They're SUL, cheap, and a little added protection/barrier for the bottom of the bivy.	In GEAR » Ti Goat Ptarmigan bivy users November 25, 10:18am
	Re:2010 MLD Prophet(s)" Hey Thom, Not just one new Sexy Prophet, but a Super Prophet and a solomid...im going crazy here ;)I must have both packs too! Thanks for taking the time to post some great pics of some MLD Gem...	In GEAR » 2010 MLD Prophet(s) November 20, 10:11am
	Re:MLD Superlight Bivy vs LiteSoul Bivy There's also the all head net area option for the Superlight;this may be a good option to consider depending on your shelter. This would help with condensation issues within your sleep system a...	In GEAR » MLD Superlight Bivy vs LiteSoul Bivy November 12, 1:54pm
	Re:Boots The only boots I wear are for snowboarding or cross country skiing. Never on the trail; Yuck! You get a lot more versitility with TR combo IMO. My 0.2 cents =)	In GEAR » When do you wear boots? October 22, 9:38am
	Re:2 quilt system for winter Joshua, I have been using my JRB No Sniveller since spring of last year when I got it; I love It! Excellent craftsmanship and customer support from the Jack's, spot on temp rating IMO, made ...	In GEAR » Thinking about a 2 quilt system for winter October 21, 4:24pm
	Re:24: Garnet Mountain Forest Service Lookout, Montana Ryan, Thanks for this series sharing the simplicity of Ul hiking.It's this type of info that makes getting out with only short amount of time possible, and fun; Thanks! I hope Chase didn'...	In Editor's Roundtable » 24: Garnet Mountain Forest Service Lookout, Montana October 21, 12:12pm
	Re:Shangri-La Just got one myself for colder, fall/winter hikes. Although I haven't had the chance to test it in the field, I did set up it up in the front yard during a torrential downpoor with 20+ mph wind...	In Winter Hiking » shangri-La 2 4 season October 21, 9:29am
	Re:Sleeping Bag Compression I try not to; I carry my JRB No Sniveller in a Z Packs cuben stow sack, rather than the compression sack it shipped with. This keeps my quilt contained, without over compressing. When i arrive to c...	In GEAR » Sleeping Bag Compression October 20, 10:05am

All Reader Reviews by Aaron Zuniga

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	Review	Category
	Jacks R Better Fast and very helpful -This Review is based purely on service since i haven't recieved my quilt yet... I will add a a more extensive review once i have had some time with it in the field. The guys at Jack's R Be...	In 1 - COMPANIES (Customer Service) June 11, 11:24am
	Montbell UL Down Inner Jacket This thing really shines in soo many ways. It's slim fit keeps the core warm nicely preventing convective heat loss- great for boosting temps in your sleep system, and wearing during breaks-or col...	In Clothing - Insulating - Down March 25, 3:44pm
	Backpacking Light Merino UL Pants These are a great feelin, lightweight base layer. I have used them under wind and insulated pants with great success, and they never get stinky! The only downside is they run and tear a little too eas...	In Clothing - Baselayer & Fleece - WOOL March 25, 2:28am
	Oware Dixon Double Bivy This review is on the Oware Dixon Double Bivy. I had been in the market for a double bivy for a long time but couldn't find too many options out there! I had seen the Double Vapr Bivy Sack @ BPL...	In Shelters - Bivy Sacks February 09, 7:23pm

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