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Re: Re: Warm Drinks Richard, I've been told frequently, again and again, that I am often serially redundant. :) Thanks for reminding me of Carnation Instant Breakfast, Bill. I used to drink a lot of the stuff. I&#... |
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Re: Warm Drinks I drink chai tea or hot chocolate year around. |
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Re: clothing layering, windshirts The only thing I can added to the previous excellent posts, is that I also think of my windshirt as my bug layer. I use a hooded windshirt that keeps the bugs out while not becoming a sweat suit. I... |
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Re: High-Altitude Flatus Expulsion (HAFE) Thread hijacking at it's most foul! I really shouldn't add to this, but... Nothing makes the miles fly by faster than being self propelled. Also, I can think of nothing beside down that ha... |
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Re: Re: re:How do you pack your pack? PJ, Not so crazy from my point of view as another lowly software engineer. If you look at where the weight is on a Sumo wrestler, it's mainly around the CG. It's also interesting that lowe... |
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Re: What do you sleep in? Nothing special here. I sleep in whatever I had to put on to stay warm before I went to bed. The quilt goes over that, if I'm not already wearing it. My three season layers are: Head: nylo... |
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Re: Tarps and Bugs In my experience, the most impervious shelter to bugs and the like is the Hennessy Hammock. You enter thought a small slit so it's even difficult for bugs to enter when you enter or exit the ha... |
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Re: puncturing canisters Frank, great pictures, thanks. With my local recycler there is no avoiding the hammer time fun. They want the canisters as flat as a pancake so there is no question that it has been punctured. |
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Re: Re: Which layer first Duane, I have the Thermawrap Vest and the Houdini and do the same thing you do. I haven't really tested this yet, but I would guess that the windshirt over the insulation would be slightly warm... |
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Re: UltralightCold Weather Hammock Pad Idea Cameron, I did something similar to this. I glued 1/8" foam from the hardware store to a space blanket and cut it to fit me. I never tested it outdoors because it was feeling damp when I used... |
All Reader Reviews by Eric Noble
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Ibex 17.5 Polo DESCRIPTION: For when a T-shirt is simply not enough of a statement, we offer class... |
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Ibex Climawool Glove Here's the slightly edited description and specs from the Ibex web site. ... |
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Ibex Hooded Shak This is the perfect base layer for downhill skiing. The versatility of a hoody with thumb sleeves is unmatched. 
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Thru-Hiker.com I ordered a 5.5" x 7.5" sheet of 0.016 inch 6Al4V titanium from Thru-Hiker. This is a custom size not shown on the website. Talking with Ayce was a pleasure and quite helpful in completing my project.... |
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Smartwool Shadow Hoody The Smartwool Shadow hoody is essentially a Smartwool Zip-T with a hood and cuff thumb holes. The fabric weight of the two garments is the same, 195g. My size large weighs 12.7 ounces on my scale. As ... |
