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Tom Kirchner (ouzel) - BPL Lifetime Member
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All Forum Posts by Tom Kirchner
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Re: Lightest eVENT Rain Jacket Hi James, If you do end up getting a custom made ID jacket, you should be able to get a jacket that fits perfectly if you give them detailed measurements of your torso. A phone conversation would... |
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Re: Water and Tanking Up Hi Ken, I also hike a lot in the Sierra and try to carry enough water to last me between water sources at a rate of ~4-6 oz/15 min. I feel it is very important to stay hydrated, especially at typ... |
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Why pit zips? If you have the option of variably unzipping the front of the jacket why do you need pit zips with the extra weight of the zippers? I've been doing it ever since I got my ID jacket and it work... |
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Re: Rain pants - advice needed! Golite Reeds |
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Re: Is eVent a match for Paclite The Id Event Rain Jacket is a bare bones design, no frills, jacket that performs superbly in the field. The only venting I've ever found necessary is to unzip the front when I'm really wor... |
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Re: SAC Thanks much, Ryan, As a recovering gearaholic, I'm going to have my wife provide adult supervision when I visit the website. A man's gotta know his limitations.... |
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Re: Montrail Namches on SAC for $41! What does SAC stand for? |
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Arctic1000 sold The pack has been sold. |
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Arctic1000 sold The Arctic1000 has been sold to David. |
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Highlite sold Sale's over; the bag is on its way to Justin. Sorry to disappoint the rest of you. Anybody interested in a brand spankin' new Arctic1000, never used, size medium, $250? |
All Reader Reviews by Tom Kirchner
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Gossamer Gear ThinLight insulation pad 1/8" approx. 2 oz. Having used both of the above mentioned combinations(only with a Mens' Prolite 3), I heartily concur with their rating(s). It would be hard to find a piece of insulation/protection/padding that g... |
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ULA Circuit Pro's: 1) Light; 2) Durable for the weight(like Kevin, I've done some off-trail/bushwhacking(Wanda Lake to Martha Lake via Davis Lakes/N. Goddard Creek) with only minor abrasion on the waist... |
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RailRiders Adventure Shirt Scott, Check out travelcountry.com for the eco-mesh shirt. They have free shipping whereas Railriders charges a pretty hefty fee. I've been using this shirt for years and consider it the best S... |
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Therm-A-Rest Pro-Lite 4 Hi David, What you are experiencing with your Prolite-4 is a common phenomenon in my experience with the Prolite-3. It is, however, easy to mitigate. Just position the valve next to your shoulder o... |
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Therm-A-Rest Pro Lite 3 I've used the Prolite-3 almost since it came out with good success. It compresses well, is very light FOR ITS SIZE(what would a TorsoLite weigh if it was 20"x48"??), and insulates just ... |
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REI Peak UL I've been using the Peak UL carbon fiber poles(womens' non antishock 3 section model-11.2 oz/pr) ever since they came on the market and have been ecstatic about their performance. Like some other pos... |
