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Re: PCT gear review Thanks for the reviews Scott, Knowing what you know now, if you were picking gear for the PCT again, what would you choose? For the pack, would you go up to the ULA Catalyst for the food or w... |
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Re: Ordered a TT Moment Congrats, what's the expected delivery date? |
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thanks everybody Well I picked up a pair of Mammut champ pants, They fit great and the stretch seems really awesome. I'll have to see how they do not being truly waterproof, but breathability while snowshoein... |
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Re: Patagonia clothing for winter camping I second the R1, and the Patagonia in Reno had them in stock two weeks ago when I was there last. |
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Thanks, I had actually just looked at the REI ultralights as a cheaper alternative to the Taku, how do the rate in terms of fit? I'll take a look at Mammut too, thanks for the suggestion. And as ... |
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Re: ... Thanks! Tall always sounded kind of ambiguous. |
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Re: ... I'm looking for stuff that comes in longer inseams than waist width ... most manufacturers do 30x30, 32x32, etc. REI is the only one I've found with separate dimensions. |
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Tall and skinny winter pants? Hello all, I'm looking for a pair of waterproof hard or softshell pants for winter snowshoeing and skiing but I need a long-and-skinny fit, either 32 waste by 34 or 36 inch inseam. I'm l... |
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Pad shape The prolite x-small at 36 inches is on a average-sized person a torso-length pad, which means reaching from the shoulders to the pelvis. The Torsolite is widest and square at the shoulders, which m... |
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Re: Bivies Dave, I'm sorry if you've posted this already elsewhere, but how do the dimensions compare between the two bivies? The Three wire looks wider in the photo above, but what are your observati... |
All Reader Reviews by Greyson Howard
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Jacks R Better No Sniveller quilt I have used this quilt 15 nights this summer, all in the northern Sierra in the greater Lake Tahoe area. Temperatures were between the low 30's and the high 40's. The quilt was used in con... |
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Six Moon Designs Comet I have used this pack a total of 17 days this summer, including 15 on a thru-hike of the Tahoe Rim Trail. The pack volume and design suit my needs perfectly for carrying up to 5 days worth of food,... |
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Titanium Goat Basic Bivy This review is for the large bivy with the old-style bug headnet (a mesh headnet bag sewn across the chest, pulled over the head, under the bivy). This is the best value hands down in water resista... |
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Mountain Hardwear Phantom 32 F, 800 down The phantom 32 was my first light-weight item, and is still my favorite. Loft is great, the hood fits great, and there is enough room for me to add a down jacket or vest. The one downside is the .85 ... |
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REI Minimalist Bivy Sack During the time I have used this bivy, I have experienced no condensation, even when the single wall tent I was in was dripping. I have not found a great solution to getting the bug-mesh away from my... |
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02 Rainwear Rain Suit I've spent 3 solid days in this rain suit in a storm in Point Reyes, and one in the Sierra foothills. The suit was totally water and windproof, breathed very well (sweat only under pack straps and... |
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Golite Den 2 Similar to tarptent designs, but no vestibule and made out of Golite's heavy-duty silnylon, so it weighs a little more (3.5 lbs). I have used it in Tahoe National Forest where it was used for me and a... |
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Pacific Outdoor Equipment Max Compact I found this pad to be extremely comfortable (better than the bed I slept on through college), but it doesn't take much to get a chill through it. I bought a Gossamer Gear Thinlight pad for insulation... |
