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Re: Dream Light Thanks for all the info guys. I am with you on that dream light dan. that sounds like what i am looking for but nobody seems to make! |
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Market update: UL Flashlights I am in the market for a new flashlight/headlamp and was wondering what everyone was using that worked well for them or that is new to the market. My last headlamp was a petzl zipka, which i didn&... |
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Re: Pillows Dual flexair with a piece of foam padding on top (like from a mattress cover type foam. Super light and just as comfortable as the pillow i use in bed each night. less than 3 ounces. you can mak... |
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Re: Contrail or Gatewood just curious scott... why would you ever use the contrail over the one if you prefer it it bad conditions and it is lighter? |
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Re: Re: Another nester, 2 cups 3 oz http://www.instructables.com/id/4-34-oz-Ultra-light-Backpacking-Kitchen-video-de/ you can probably do with just 2 pieces to make the pot though he uses three... some jb weld could be used as ... |
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GG The One plus porch/cooking shelter So I have an 09 The One i am about to receive and am interested in the possibility of bringing along some way to rig up a porch that extends over the doorway or that I could set up to cook under or... |
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Re: Re: Is this a good reason to buy The One? Ha wow Franco... a little more extreme than I was thinking of course but still along the lines that a lot of one man tents take up just slightly more space than you do laying down... experiences ... |
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Re: Re: Is this a good reason to buy The One? In response to Brian M's post on why he chose the tarp/bivy over a one piece, tarp/tent type shelter: Brian's post: I have been through the same reasoning a few times. As another tarp/... |
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2009 GG The Ones back in stock That is all. |
All Reader Reviews by Derek Cox
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Jetboil Personal Cooking System Easy to use. Lighter can be easily fixed if you read the troubleshooting guide. Boils water fast and uses very little fuel. Insulated and takes up relatively little space. on the heavier side, but ... |
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Therm-A-Rest Pro Lite 3 Had it for a few years now. Never had any problems with leaking or holes. Comfy 1" of padding. Plenty wide and long, but a little on the heavier side. |
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MSR Hubba Outstanding rain protection. Plenty of room to sit up and move around a bit. Full mesh allows you to see the stars clearly on clear nights. Lightweight and perfect for nastier conditions when a tar... |
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Montbell UL Down Inner Jacket Packs small. Very light. Fits great. Soft material. Keeps me warm down to about 40 degrees over just a t-shirt. Full zip is very handy and pockets are a great touch. Absolutely nothing but good th... |
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Osprey Atmos 50 Like others have said, what really separates this pack from others is the airspeed suspension. This pack molds perfectly to my hips and shoulders since it does not contact my back air can flow freely... |
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Mountain Laurel Designs Zip Much tougher pack for just a few ounces more. Tough Mesh on back and sides is great for holding a myriad of items. Shoulder straps are comfortable and it carries a load very well. Great craftsmansh... |
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WalMart walmart is great for those cheap generic items needed for each trip. i.e. snacks, travel toiletries, odds and ends. who cares where the money goes or how wealthy Walmart is? i get what i need at a g... |
