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Re: POE Hyper-High Mtn...availability? >> Any idea when these (the hyper-high pads) will hit the market? Roy- The latest info from POE is that it will be available around January 2007. Cheers, -Mike |
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Re: Re: down air mattress >> I just can't wait to see the Pacific Outdoor (POE) Aerogel pad- seems that it will raise the bar for insulation (but I sure doubt it will beat the downmat for comfort!) Hi Doug- I've been ... |
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Re: Winter Sleeping Bag Hi Chrisopher- For a sub-zero (F) sleeping bag, I think you'd be better off without an eVent or Dryloft shell. A waterproof/breathable shell on a down sleeping bag can be useful in conditions n... |
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Re: Anyone Tried a Silshelter I haven't tried the Silshelter, but for about the same weight, check out the Golite Hut 1. Cheers, -Mike |
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Re: BPL Ti Mini-Kettle Teaser Cool! Sounds like it's time to retire my beer can cook pot. |
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Re: Lightweight Backpacking Coming to the SAT? slog : skip |
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Re: eVent or Epic: Which is more breathable? Bryan- A couple of comments: 1) Several lab tests show eVent to be more breathable than EPIC. But... 2) EPIC has greater air permeability than eVent. So in windy conditions, it *may* have ... |
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Re: The North Face Propel Loft >> I didn't analyze the bag by itself so as to not infringe on the Propel report M. Martin is going to publish in the spring. Thanks, Richard -- very thoughtful of you. But... It's not my ... |
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Re: The North Face Propel Loft Hi Richard- We're testing the '06 model (with the zippered footbox) right now and will be publishing a full review in the Spring. I own an earlier model. Its double layer loft is approximate... |
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Re: Sleep system for someone who tosses Hi Eric- A couple of notes for you: 1) Yes, when you roll over in a conventional bag it does not instantly loft back up -- unless the baffles are overstuffed. Plus, the bottom of a mummy bag... |
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Backpacking Light Ti Esbit stove If you just bend the arms up slightly, it will support a Heineken Pot cleanly. |
