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All Forum Posts by Greg Mihalik
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Re: Shoe Lace Hooks Try Here for something like this The magic words are 'boot hooks'. |
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Re: SUL 40 Quilt --Silk's limits The discussion, observations and perspective certainly helps me. Somehow I don't mind if things aren't perfect, IF I know up front that will be the case. If I expect 'perfect' and... |
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Re: MYOG - SUL 40° Quilt ?? Mark, Convergence! I Love it. Just what I needed to hear. Thanks. |
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Re: Re: MYOG - SUL 40° Quilt ?? Tim, I'll keep looking for that SUL 'mainstream' fabric, but I just remembered 1) Bill Fornshell's projects in silk, and 2) a local seamstress who makes silk clothing. I've... |
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Re: Inflatable Pads - Carry Patch Kit? You don't get a patch kit with a BA Clearview, but they recommend Tear-Aid Type A, which is also good for a lot of other things. It has a lot of give as well as good adhesion. I used it whe... |
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Thorofare Material Can anyone tell me the weight of the fabric used in the BPL Thorofare line of pants and shirts? Thanks. |
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Re: MYOG - SUL 40° Quilt ?? - WM Highlite? Any Western Mountaineering Highlite owners using their bag as quilt? Or care to comment on sewn-thru construction? |
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Re: MYOG - SUL 40° Quilt ?? Michael, Sleeping in a fetal position requires more width below the hips. Draping a blanket over me and measuring shows 50". I'm allowing couple of inches on each side to cover the gaps. ... |
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Re: weird stuff happening on the "Recent posts" page Richard, What browser and version? Find it under Help/About. |
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Re: MYOG - SUL 40° Quilt ?? Tim, I'm 5'9", 180#, and fetal/side sleeper in constant rotation. Dimensions - 55" at head, 55" at hips, then a taper to 38". Head to hips is 36" and hips to fe... |
All Reader Reviews by Greg Mihalik
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Therm-a-Rest Neoair This rating reflects use below 40° F. For summer use it could go much higher. I have wanted to try the Therm-A-Rest Neoair (72"), hoping it would be both light and warm. I've been thr... |
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Petzl e+LITE Just to get my experience into this thread here is a ... |
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Alpkit CarbonLite Poor packing on my part resulted in a TD 12-10 stove getting a little squashed. I straightened it out as best possible and continued to use it for 8 more days, with no discernable loss of functionali... |
