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Eric Noble (ericnoble) - BPL Professional Member

My Locale Colorado Rockies About Me I'm 45 years old, 6'4" and 195 lbs. I've backpacked in the Colorado Rockies, the Wasatch and Uinta mountains, and in Zions National Park. I mountain bike in the Colorado Rockies. I've kayaked in Yellowstone and on Flaming Gorge, and rafted the Green, Colorado and Snake rivers. My trips are usually a week long or less. I love to hike wherever I can. I'm an Assistant Scout Master and I'm often out with the Scouts. My immediate goal is to thru-hike the Colorado trail. I've lived in Utah, Ohio, Illinois, Argentina, California, and Colorado. City Aurora State Colorado Country USA

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All Forum Posts by Eric Noble

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	Re: Arctic 1000 continues Yeah, I fanned the flames a little myself. I had what I thought was a rather well worded post on footwear I was going to post, but thought better of it. It wouldn't have changed any minds, and Ryan...	In Post-Trip Reports » Ryan's Journey June 23, 1:24pm
	Re: FA Training & Other Gear Summit, I assume you live in Colorado. I do also, just outside of Denver. Is there a local WFR course you would recommend? Thanks for the Duct tape hint. I will have to try it. I bought the ...	In Gear Lists » 1lb Survival/First Aid kit for scrutiny June 22, 4:47pm
	Re: Re: 1lb Survival/First Aid kit for scrutiny I also carry the matches and trick candles, and Esbit tabs. I use a permanent match instead of a lighter. A Spark-Lite is used to light all of my stoves (Esbit, alcohol, and propane). I also carry ...	In Gear Lists » 1lb Survival/First Aid kit for scrutiny June 22, 3:21pm
	Re: Steel vs Cu Thanks Summit, I hadn't realized that the Laerdal barrier was so small and light. I will have to add it to my kit.	In Gear Lists » 1lb Survival/First Aid kit for scrutiny June 22, 2:52pm
	TV, Internet trump the great outdoors I thought others might find this link interesting, though a little disheartening. TV, Internet trump the great outdoors. It's a CNET article about a Nature Conservancy study.	In Chaff » TV, Internet trump the great outdoors June 22, 12:45pm
	Re: 1lb Survival/First Aid kit for scrutiny I haven't tried this but, on the Adventure Medical Kits site under Weiss Advice they tell how to make a one way mouth to mouth breathing barrier out of an exam glove. This might save you from havin...	In Gear Lists » 1lb Survival/First Aid kit for scrutiny June 22, 11:26am
	Re: snare wire I made a key ring out of 12 feet of stainless steel snare wire. That way I always have it with me. My key fob is made of 10 feet of nylon cord. My keys and a Photon light attach to the key ring wit...	In Gear Lists » 1lb Survival/First Aid kit for scrutiny June 22, 11:00am
	Re: groceries for ten days in the Pasayten Love the picture but, I'm having a hard time making out what food you're taking. Could you make a list? Nothing fancy. No need to break it out by meal, etc.	In Photo Gallery » groceries for ten days in the Pasayten June 21, 2:28pm
	Re: Re: Chocolate and backpacking? Sorry David, I forgot that you are vegan. I could be wrong but, I don't think that instant chocolate pudding has milk in it. It is largely starch as I recall. However, the directions do say to add ...	In Food, Hydration, and Nutrition » Chocolate and backpacking? June 16, 5:12pm
	Re: Chocolate and backpacking? For the chocolate fix there is Nutella in a Coghlan's squeeze tube. Instant chocolate pudding is also great. Mrs. May's or MarebluNaturals Cashew Crunch are both really good.	In Food, Hydration, and Nutrition » Chocolate and backpacking? June 16, 2:41pm

All Reader Reviews by Eric Noble

	Review	Category
	Ibex 17.5 Polo DESCRIPTION: For when a T-shirt is simply not enough of a statement, we offer class...	In Clothing - Baselayer & Fleece - WOOL April 22, 12:10pm
	Ibex Climawool Glove Here's the slightly edited description and specs from the Ibex web site. ...	In Clothing - Headwear, Handwear March 22, 10:00am
	Ibex Hooded Shak This is the perfect base layer for downhill skiing. The versatility of a hoody with thumb sleeves is unmatched.	In Clothing - Baselayer & Fleece - WOOL February 08, 10:36am
	Thru-Hiker.com I ordered a 5.5" x 7.5" sheet of 0.016 inch 6Al4V titanium from Thru-Hiker. This is a custom size not shown on the website. Talking with Ayce was a pleasure and quite helpful in completing my project....	In 1 - COMPANIES (Customer Service) December 01, 8:52am
	Smartwool Shadow Hoody The Smartwool Shadow hoody is essentially a Smartwool Zip-T with a hood and cuff thumb holes. The fabric weight of the two garments is the same, 195g. My size large weighs 12.7 ounces on my scale. As ...	In Clothing - Baselayer & Fleece - WOOL November 02, 6:24pm

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