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Miguel Arboleda (butuki) - BPL Lifetime Member
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All Forum Posts by Miguel Arboleda
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Re: soy estrogens I live in Asia (Japan specifically) where literally BILLIONS of people eat and drink a lot more soy products than any westerner ever will, and for far far longer, and I can assure you that I have n... |
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Re: Please allow pictures with User Reviews Hi Brett, I'm not sure if it works in the User Reviews section, but I know that in the regular forums section if you upload your photos to PhotoBucket and put the html code provided there into ... |
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Re: Alternatives to Cocoon Pants Thanks François, Kevin, and Dylan for your heads up and suggestions! |
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Re: 2007 Montane eVENT Quick-Fire Jacket REVIEW I'm not sure why having the velcro stormflap is considered a drawback. When walking hard and ventilation is a big consideration, but the rain is coming down strong, closing just the velcro tabs... |
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Cocoons Still Available? François, I think you looked at the wrong page for pre-purchasing the Cocoons... Look here: http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/2007_cocoon_prepurchase.html Edit: Maybe I ... |
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Re: Sierra Designs Origami 2 Ultralight Philip, Thanks very much for your information on the Origami! Your anecdote gave me a very clear idea of what to expect with it and how to think of using it. It's such user experiences that giv... |
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Re: SD Origami I think there are three Origamis... one 4 person, one 2 person in heavier weight fabric, and one 2 person in a lighter fabric. Seems like a very versatile design. I'm not sure if if it's... |
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Sierra Designs Origami 2 Ultralight One shelter I've been very curious about but no one seems to use is the Sierra Designs Origami 2 Ultralight pyramid shelter. It puzzles me as to why no one has talked about this shelter here be... |
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Re: Japanese Guidebooks By far the best series of guidebooks for hiking in Japan are those by the publisher Shobunsha, their "Dokodemo Outdoor" series. The maps are outstanding (coupled with some of the best pri... |
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Re: Larapinta Trail Thanks very much, Roger, for the info. I'm not sure if I'll make it over to Australia this September or October (will most likely be in Europe and Mexico this year), but there's a good ... |
All Reader Reviews by Miguel Arboleda
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Gossamer Gear The One These are comments I made in the forum, just added here for easy reference: I just got back from a three day walk with the One yesterday. It was great, just what I wanted. It's still very much ... |
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ULA Equipment I just received my Arctic Pack yesterday, a pack that I wasn't going to buy at first because of the expense, but after reading other people's reviews and my just not having enough time to make... |
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Mountain Equipment Co-op (Canada) I became a member of MEC in 1992, paying the membership fee and enjoying buying things at great prices and getting very well made gear that you couldn't find anywhere else. Ever since the regul... |
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TarpTent I have three of Henry's creations, the original Squall, the Squall 2, and the Rainbow. All of them have performed wonderfully and have changed the way I go backpacking (along with Glen van Peski a... |
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Mont Bell (well, what do you know, I can't use the word "f*nny pack"!) I've been using MontBell gear since 1977, two years after they started, when I bought my first rain poncho. I still ha... |
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