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Re: montbell tachyon anorak I have other Montbell wind pants and wind shirts and they protect me from the mosquitoes, so I assume these do as well. It is a big reason I carry them. |
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Re: State of the Market Report: Two-Person Double-Wall Tents (2010) Can you please list the weight of tent in the chart (not just a ranking). I think this would make it easier to get a quick summary of the tent. Thanks. |
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Re: State of the Market Report: Two-Person Double-Wall Tents (2010) I'm a little disappointed that several double walled options didn't make it. LightHeart Gear, Mountain Laurel Designs and Alpinlite all make tents that can fit two people and are double wal... |
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Re: VT "virtually no rigidity" is not the same as "no rigidity". I can hold the pack from the bottom (by the belt) and the top sticks up. Again, I can't do that with a G4, unless I... |
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Re: Vapor Trail >> Silly Kids, the Vapor Trail doesn't have a frame. You can fold the pack into thirds. It's flexible, but it is still an (internal) frame. This in contrast to, say, the Gossamer G... |
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Re: Gang up on Cascade Designs?? My guess is that Cascade Designs is mulling over a lot of changes with their products and considering adding the metallic layer to a bunch of their models. They have numerous variations of their pa... |
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GG Vapor Trail 1st impressions I use the stretchy side pockets for sharp things (poles, stakes, trowel, spoon, etc.). It is nice to be able to put pointy things outside, and not worry about them punching holes in other stuff. I ... |
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Re: Protecting DSLR's I would go with Dustin's first suggestion, just build something. I would use closed cell foam. It's cheap and easy to work with. I built a custom case for my little point and shoot. Use red... |
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Re: Re: Has your knife ever helped you out of a dire situation? >>> Ask on a bushcraft or knife forum and you will get more responses than you can likely read... those who frequent such forums tend to believe that with a good knife (usually a fixed bl... |
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Backpacking Light Cocoon Insulated Hoody I can't comment on the new one, but I can comment on the old one. It is a very nice garment. It is extremely warm for it's weight, but it isn't too warm. It is nice and roomy, with a go... |
All Reader Reviews by Ross Bleakney
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Gossamer Gear Another GG review, another five out of five. This time, I broke a pole section (the lower part, or tip). It was my fault (I stepped on it) and not the fault of the pole. A call to customer support (I&... |
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Ultrapod Mini I am very happy with my Ultrapod Mini. It does what is supposed to do very well. You often have to be resourceful with it; but with a little imagination, you can take great pictures. For example, if y... |
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Pentax Optio WP I very much like my Optio WPi (6 mp). I have found the waterproof feature to be of much greater value than I originally expected. For winter pictures, it is really handy to set up a picture and not wo... |
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Eureka Zues II Exo I bought this tent a few years ago, before I knew about tarp tents. I have been happy with it, but it is a little smaller and heavier than a tarp tent. As a free standing tent, it is more round, which... |
