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Re: Solid Fuel Stove Techniques Thanks Mark I seem to remember seeing something on a BPL thread about using the "pink" solid fuel tablets as opposed to the normal tabs. If I remember correctly there was some referenc... |
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Re: Solid Fuel Stove Techniques @Ken, "The residue wipes off easily if you don't let it cool off and set up". From the stove, the pot or both? That little tray seems like it could be a PITA. @Greg, Do yo... |
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Solid Fuel Stove Techniques I am forever exploring ways to lighten my pack load. Lately I've become curious about solid fuel stoves like the one below. My concerns are the sooting issues on the cookpot and the resi... |
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Re: Am I missing any? Six Moon Designs Meteor http://www.sixmoondesigns.com/bivy/meteor.html Currently out of stock but there are MYOG plans and patterns available on their website. http://www.sixmoondesign... |
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Re: Stretchy cords for tarps in high winds? Hi Justin, I posted a picture and a description of how to use shockcord on your tarp guylines in that thread Ken posted the URL for earlier in this thread. It looks like this... ...and... |
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Re: Do you have a nested cookset? Elliot, Its a rather long thread but you'll see how my ultralight weight "nested cook set" looks and what it weighs. Here is a view from the top. One caveat, if you are... |
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Re: In Defense of "Make Your Own Gear" "Why do you make your own gear? What do you get out of it"? Hunting, fishing, running, sailing, carpentry, racing, cycling and golf can all be termed as hobbies for us regular folk wh... |
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Re: Is there any gear that you don't go light on? Jay mentioned his sleeping pad. I have to concur as I recently switched to a small Prolite Plus inflatable pad. I almost doubled the weight of my shorty Ridgerest pad. The difference in comfort ... |
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Re: Is there any gear that your don't go light on? Josh's post in this thread mentioned the wallet. Here is my take on that same item. I use a clear, waterproof "wallet" that contains my license, credit card, medical insurance card... |
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The Rise of the Machines Number 5 is alive! Did poor innocent Rosie start it all? http://www.abc.net.au/foreign/content/2012/s3582815.htm Party On, Newton |
All Reader Reviews by John Donewar
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Under Armour Men's UA Escape 7" Solid Shorts Here are the particulars. Ultra-lightweight woven fabric. Mesh internal liner. 360° Reflectivity Hand pockets for your essentials. 7” inseam 2.2 oz. Polyester | |
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Scope Outlast This is a first for me as I have never posted a gear review before. The Scope Outlast Minibrush probably isn't really even considered as hiking gear. |

