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Re: Re: Ursak and the JMT Ya it sucks, but you get over it. Why burden your self with having to worry about the issue at all? Get a canister. Have fun and camp when and where you want. Forget the lockers. |
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Re: Feelmax Kuusa Recently got a pair of these. First impression: they are a joy to wear! things I like - they don't look strange and gimmicky like Vibrams. - they fit awesome. Like a sock or a slipper. -... |
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no cooking Only on cold and long trips would I think I would need to cook. Not cooking is easy. Jerky, dried salmon, smoked bacon, peanut m&ms. Most of the time when I bring a stove and I have a big bag ... |
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Re: Big Pack Advice REI Flash 65 fits the bill. inexpensive. |
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Re: Re: Minimal hiking shoes You are all so lucky. I still don't know of any good minimal footwear that comes in wide. I have to use cheap water shoes and those aren't quite wide enough either. |
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Re: Re: Using Knife to Baton Wood 1. in some environments you may or may not have trouble finding dry wood. 2. splitting wood creates more surface area. more surface area = more fire, more heat. 3. Even if you don't need to s... |
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Cheap cotton blends for summer better than pricey "tech" stuff I agree with the poly/cotton blends. Wool for winter, cotton blends for summer. Poly/cotton is more comfortable, stinks less, and is affordable. Not to mention that you can get normal good lookin... |
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Re: Bemoaning UL products not available any more I still got 2 firelite squirt nozzles. Don't use them. I also have 2 platy flasks one still new the other one going strong after a good few years. Im holding on to those. |
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Re: Tundra Tarps Those are some interesting tarps. Four panel construction with reinforced center pole patch. |
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What about Westcomb? No body mentioned the Westcomb Specter LT Hoody? http://www.westcomb.com/products/product.asp?ProductSeason_ID=15&Product_TypeSeasonID=1 Still a little on the heavy side at 11 oz. (listed) a... |
All Reader Reviews by Brian UL
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Trail Designs Caldera Stove After using both the Caldera cone and Ti-Tri stove for quite a while and watched as Trail designs keeps improving and addressing customers concerns Ive come to this conclusion... the Caldera cone and... |
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Trail Designs Ti-Tri Inferno The Inferno stove is 4 separate pieces. An inverted ti cone, a ti floor, a grate support and a grate insert: | ||
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Mountain Laurel Designs Zip This pack carries like, and has the same amount of features as packs 2 or more times its weight! I have to remind myself that the Zip only weighs a hair over 10 oz.(w/optional hipbelt). Its light eno... |
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MLD Carbon Fiber Tarp Pole set 2007 I ordered these along with my MLD Zip pack (review on that in future). It only cost me 50.00 USD as I ordered them at the introductory price on the first month they were released. These are geat for p... |
