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Re: Closet Cleaning. Shirts, Bivy, Bag, Shoes I will take both stoics and the short sleeve ex-officio. Pm me with a paypal address for payment. |
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Re: Re: UL Backpack Frame Question I use 6061 aluminum (round and flat) bought from McMaster Carr--great web source for raw materials |
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Re: Northville-Placid Trail: From Past to Present Great report! I was in that area three years ago, and it was wet then. Looks wetter now. By the way, how did you like the NB minimus for the hike? |
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Re: Hipbelt and Suspension This is a wealth of information, guys. Thanks. My packs are usually 10 to 11 in width. Maybe this is why the wing belt has always worked for me. That said, I'm working on a full wrap belt, ... |
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Re: 2p shelter with a fancy lady Try the TT Rainshadow. Only 42 oz. It would be a true palace for two. It's a no sacrifices shelter for someone nervous about ultralight shelters. |
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Re: Hipbelt and Suspension" Very interesting. I've never had an issue with wings and range of motion. As for weight transfer, I use very tall wings (maybe six inches), and given the burrito style suspension, the wings a... |
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Re: Backpacking with 5 Year Old in Georgia A couple of thoughts: 1. Kids like to carry gear. A five-year old can carry some of his gear and, say, the camp stove. That's a light, but important piece of gear, involves fire, etc., so... |
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Hipbelt and Suspension Two questions for your experience: 1. Does anybody think a full wrap-style hipbelt is better than a wing-style hipbelt? Is this just a point of personal preference, or is there something to it... |
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Re: DX 40 Pack This looks great! I must be plugged into some MYOG universal trend: I have been planning a very similar pack, based on the Mchale LBP, which has similar modularity. |
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Re: Gossamer Gear Spinn Twinn Tarp for Sale for $150 Great bargain for great tarp. |
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Nunatak Arc AT I bought Steve Evan's Arc AT earlier this year (review above), and finally had a chance to use it 4 nights in the Adirondacks. 9.75 oz. I paired it with a Montbell Alpinelight down jacket, and a... |
