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Greg Mihalik (greg23) - BPL Premium Member

My Locale Colorado
About Me Hiker, biker, skier.
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Re: Tenkara on Lakes...
If you know how.... Tenkara on Lakes ... it can be done.

In GEAR » tenkara vs B&M fishing pole
April 18, 9:35pm

Re: Coffee Grinder for H2JO
Stefan, If a "BPL Genius Award" existed, I would nominate you. Repurposed. Hacked. Simple. Effective. Nice Job!

In Make Your Own Gear » Coffee Grinder for H2JO
April 16, 7:21am

Re: Cream or Gel to Keep Feet Dry
"I remember that there was a cream or gel to help keep feet dry..." You are looking for a barrier cream/gel/lotion that will keep you feet from getting wet when you cross a steam? ...

In GEAR » Cream or Gel to Keep Feet Dry
April 15, 7:38am

Re: Hype
"Somehow, it all make sense." Until you looks at the thinness of the Ti. Then heat transfer issues become moot. As for increased surface area, there is a reason the MSR fusion ri...

In GEAR » Reinventing the Ti pot
April 15, 7:19am

Re: What do temperature ratings for sleeping bags and pads actually mean?
"Is there anything resembling an actual industry standard, or is it whatever each company wants to label its products?" In the USA there is no standard. In Europe things are rated a...

In GEAR » What do temperature ratings for sleeping bags and pads actually mean?
April 14, 8:30am

Re: "Problems with USPS"
".....just hard to believe that this issue was caused by a delivery service." I live in rural Colorado. My USPS deliveries go to a "pedestal" at the end of the road. Someone ...

In GEAR » Problems with Nunatak
April 13, 6:46am

Re: OP Saks Work OK in the Field
"While many things may be correctly or incorrectly inferred - but not proven - from this test as it may apply in the field - there exits a fairly large body of practical user experience of wit...

In Editor's Roundtable » How Safe Is Your Food? Investigating the effectiveness of odor-proof bags
April 11, 9:56am

Re: Interesting
Phillip, It is obvious that you will need a "Bag Handler" who has NO food/scent odors. No foods in the pack. Sitting 100 yards away during food prep and trailside lunches. If ...

In Editor's Roundtable » How Safe Is Your Food? Investigating the effectiveness of odor-proof bags
April 10, 8:30am

Re: Bearikade and the Grizzly Question
"Denali's website says nothing about the bearikade being allowed, and says only that they go by the recommendations of the IGBC. That's why I sent the email...but then they said sure I...

In GEAR » Bearikade and the Grizzly Question
April 09, 9:30pm

Re: Changing Avatar
WAG - Clear your cache.

In Community Support Forum » Changing Avatar
April 06, 5:40pm

All Reader Reviews by Greg Mihalik

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Therm-a-Rest Neoair
This rating reflects use below 40° F. For summer use it could go much higher. I have wanted to try the Therm-A-Rest Neoair (72"), hoping it would be both light and warm. I've been thr...

In Sleeping Pads - Inflatable
April 18, 10:35am

Petzl e+LITE
Just to get my experience into this thread here is a ...

In Lights - Flashlights & Headlamps
December 02, 7:00pm

Alpkit CarbonLite
Poor packing on my part resulted in a TD 12-10 stove getting a little squashed. I straightened it out as best possible and continued to use it for 8 more days, with no discernable loss of functionali...

In Trekking Poles
June 09, 6:23pm