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Don Selesky (backslacker) - BPL Premium Member
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All Forum Posts by Don Selesky
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Re: Humidity A few years ago my hiking buddy and I went out in temps just above freezing, with frequent rain and high humidity. We used hammocks with good tarps, and down quilts. Both of us saw significant re... |
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Re: Customer Service I waited 2 years 3 months from the time he cashed my check. He kept claiming production problems, which may very well been the case, but the issue was always that he was "unreachable" wh... |
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Re: How about wind storm? Given that your quilt and underquilt are both rated to the lowest temperatures you expect to see, I'd recommend sleeping in your normal insulated clothes for extra warmth. I generally downrate... |
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Re: Re: RE Re: adding a jacket to a UQ There's a big difference in using a pad with a bottom entry hammock, a single-bottom side zip hammock, and a double bottom hammock. Don't even get me started on trying to climb into the or... |
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Re: hammock pads My experience has been that with a reasonably sized hammock with the side lines staked out that the hammock doesn't bunch up around my shoulders. The issue is my elbows pressing against the ha... |
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Re: Re: Advice needed on Hammock Setup "Don, being a family friendly site, we can't go into details but I have to ask...how on earth do you use a pee bottle in a hammock?" Very, very carefully. :-) I use a Nalgene b... |
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Re: Advice needed on Hammock Setup I've been using a hammock for four season camping for a while now, taking them down to at least -5F in the winter. A few personal observations and opinions: - a flexible pad like a RidgeRes... |
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Re: Best baffled down vest? Ah, the Hooded Skaha Down Vest? It works for me. |
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Re: Sleeping bag or quilt cold weather First, if I'm out in the winter I try to stay out of the wind by using some kind of shelter or bivy. That way strong winds don't blast the sleeping bag all night long. I will use a quil... |
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Re: winter gloves system I've had excellent luck with the lighter weight mitts from RBH Designs, with the built-in VBL, combined with either a light-weight liner (EMS or OR) or a mid-weight liner inside. Never needed... |
All Reader Reviews by Don Selesky
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Montbell Super Stretch Down Hugger #3 I've had my 30F #3 bag down to 12F on a winter camping trip, wearing a mid-weight synthetic parka and pants, under a tarp and bivy combination. I was comfortable up to the 12F temps, although I w... |
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Big Sky International I ordered a tent about mid-December of last year also, and would be stunned at this point if it ever showed up. I suspect that you'll never get a refund simply because Big Sky doesn't have it - the f... |

