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Devin Montgomery (dsmontgomery) - BPL Lifetime Member
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All Forum Posts by Devin Montgomery
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Re: Re: Re: Backcountry Boiler Mk II available! Hey, hey, thanks Ken! I'm going to send out the "one week left" message to the mailing list tomorrow. I'd really like to get over the 500 backers mark. Not bad for a BPL MYOG p... |
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Re: compressing marshmallows? You can totally compress marshmallows*, and you're very close to the right idea with the vacuum bag. A couple months ago, I bought a vacuum pump and bell to degas liquid silicone (to prototy... |
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Re: FS: Backcountry Boiler - 1st Gen That's quite a deal, Doug. If all my money wasn't tied up in tooling for the next batch, I'd buy it back for $65. :) What number is it? |
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Re: Shoes on elbows Mike - the illustrations are obviously good looking, logically organized but relaxed and just... lightweight. I think that's the word I've been looking for. No extra details or text. Very f... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Thanks Again! (and Again) and about Ti You guys are relentless. :) |
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Re: Re: Thanks Again! (and Again) and about Ti Thanks, Miguel. I know I need to get back to you about that second Boiler. I sent it over uninvited, so I'm really happy with any decision you make. If you have particularly deserving friend, f... |
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Thanks Again! (and Again) and about Ti Hey all! I feel like a broken record, but I can't really convey how thankful I am to this community for supporting the Backcountry Boiler (even before it was the Backcountry Boiler). I had the ... |
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Re: Signed up Thanks guys! On the Prime - that softshell sleeve is also a stuff sack, just folded up. In the middle of the video, I set it down on a big rock and you can see how it looks in stuff sack mode. I... |
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Trail Days Pittsburgh carpool I'll be going down on either Thursday or Friday, so if anyone from the Pittsburgh area wants a ride, I'm glad to offer it. Too bad you're on the other side of our wide state, Tom. Bu... |
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Re: kettle Hi Fred - right on on the kindling. There would be nothing at all wrong with cutting the stopper in half, other than cosmetics, as long as it stays large enough so it doesn't fall in. :) It ... |
All Reader Reviews by Devin Montgomery
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Ultralight Designs Blue Mini This is aluminum bottle based alcohol stove similar to the "gram weenie" by Whitebox. I bought the stove because of its simplicity and because I could quickly get it for a hike I was taking ... |
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Potable Aqua Iodine Drinking Water Germicidal Tablets These have been around forever, and I think just about everyone has used them at one time or another. If you're an absolute novice, use them once: chugging the resulting antiseptic rinse is a rig... |
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Micropur MP 1 Chlorine Dioxide Water Purifier Tablet My rating of five here is for the Chlorine Dioxide method of treatment, this is just the brand I happened to use. Ultra lightweight, kills most wee-beasties in 20 min, with 4 hrs kills the few ... |
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MSR Whisperlight / Internationale For years, this was the Model T of backpacking stoves, and for good reason. Runs on almost any fuel, easy and reliable to use in all conditions, "light" for traditional packing. Can accomo... |
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Marmot Precip Jacket Mens After having my last rain jacket stolen out of my car right before a long river trip, I picked up a Precip on sale at the local outfitter. It was a good brand, waterproof, breathable, lightweight, and... |
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Snow Peak Trek 700 This was the first bit of gear that I bought in my lightweight conversion. Just under $30, plenty of capacity for solo camping (I never could finish a meal that filled it up),includes a lid that drai... |
