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Cuben Bonding Where does everyone buy the adhesive (Either the 3M or the Ultra-Bond, or anything else for the matter) for their Cuben Tarps etc.? |
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thanks Drats, thanks anyways |
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tarp Ever sell that tarp? |
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Solid List That gear list looks familiar.... I see we have another Andrew Skurka fan here |
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Mountain Laurel Designs Grace Solo Does anybody have any experience with the Grace Solo .97 Spinntex? Things like useable space, ease of pitch etc. MLD seems to make a good tarp, so I don't think durability is an issue... |
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Re: FS: GoLite Poncho/Tarp SOLD |
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FS: GoLite Poncho/Tarp Same tarp used by the famed Andrew Skurka, on eBay now. Still in excellent condition http://cgi.ebay.com/GoLite-Silnylon-Poncho-Tarp_W0QQitemZ250108927461QQihZ015QQcategoryZ36118QQrdZ1QQcmdZView... |
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Marmot Helium v. Mountain Hardwear Phantom 15* Which do you guys feel is the better bag? Marmot Helium or Mountain Hardwear Phantom 15? |
All Reader Reviews by Andrew Richard
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Western Mountaineering The Company Enough Said. |
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Tarptent Cloudburst This was my upgrade from my first tent that I used (Kelty Zen) and I must say it was a great switch. I've used it a few times solo which makes it seem just enormous, and even when shared with my g... |
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REI Traverse Anti-Shock Not a bad price for a decently made trekking pole, however I'm just not a fan of any Anti-shock trekking poles that I've tried. The foam grip feels great in my hands and the strap is very comf... |
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Gossamer Gear Fire-fly This stove was beautifully made, but unfortunately I believe they are no longer being made. Good boil times and it all packs down to easily fit inside my SUL 500 pot. The pot stand may be a little hea... |
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GoLite Ether Wind Shirt (Wisp HP) I've had my older model (short zip) for almost two years now, and it had seen a lot of use, not only in the backcountry but in the city as well. It fits well and the material feels good against t... |
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Western Mountaineering Highlite As with all other Western Mountaineering bags, this bag is a work of art. Only 1 lb and good down to 35*, this is an ultralighter's dream. The goose down has an incredible amount of loft, the mate... |
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Therm-A-Rest Ridgerest One of the workhorses of backpacking since it was released, this sleeping pad combines lost cost, durability, and relative comfort like the ridgerest. I'm not scared to strap it on the outside of ... |
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Probar Energy Bar Pro Bar has managed to combine good taste, high calories, and a very filling energy bar all into one which makes this a great snack to throw in my backpack for all of my hikes. Little on the pricey si... |
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Powerbar Energy Gel Caffinated Gels The difference that can be made with these are easily noticed, and the flavors are not all that bad, although trying to have one when it's been in the hot AZ sun all afternoon isn't a very ple... |
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Mountain Hardwear Power Stretch Glove / Liners These have been my gloves of choice for awhile, they never really see much use though because my travels in Arizona don't call for the use of gloves much. Got them at a good price at REI, and comb... |
