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Johnathan White (johnatha1) - BPL Forum Member
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Re: Re: New Site Thank you for visiting! The prompted ones should have an * beside the link. They are trips done with family members and have a lot of picks of the family themselves. It was just my attempt at a ... |
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New Site Hello fellow backpackers! I just started creating my new site, sporting some trip reports. If you have absolutely nothing else to do and time to kill, the URL is www.johnathanwhite.com. |
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How do you pack? What about water? With the PCT coming up, I will have to carry about 8 liters and wonder where the best spot would be. I am thinking the bottom of the pack. Hard to get to yes, but safe "ju... |
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Re: Epic Tarptent? Would any breathable fabric even work as a Tarp? Doesn't it have to be warmer inside the tarp in order to push the humidity out through the fabric? I think about the Bibler or the many tents ... |
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Re: Why Backpacking? Stephen, I could not have said it better myself, hence, my reasons are the same exact as yours. The only thing that I could augment to the list is the spiritual serenity that the peace and quiet p... |
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Marmot Atom Sleeping Bag REVIEW This has been one of my favorite bags. The hood on it cannot be beat IMHO. I have had it down without any base layers to 40F and with light base layers to 36F. Mine weighs in at 18.6oz for the r... |
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Best piece of gear By far, the Six Moon Designs Gatewood Cape!! |
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Sleepwear I absolutely love my Cocoon Silk Liner. It is big enough that it drapes in between my legs and keeps that clammy feeling at bay. It also lets me carry a slightly lighter bag and keeps the bag cle... |
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Re: Question for Virga2 Owners I have tried stuffing/storing with and without the strut installed and prefer with just because I am not sure how long the Velcro will last. |
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Re: Re: Marmot Atom Oh I forgot to mention IMHO, it has a hood that I do not think has been matched for comfort on the open market yet. SOOOOO COMFY! |
All Reader Reviews by Johnathan White
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e-OMC (Oregon Mountain Community) Customer Service Long story short, I bought a Gregory Whitney (way before my SUL days) from e-OMC. It had a piece of the rear support missing. After a lot of prompting, they replaced the pack. The new pack crea... |
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Gregory Customer Support In 2004 I had bought a Gregory Whitney. Now this is not lightweight by any means, but this is a review of the company since they do make a few lighter weight packs. I used the pack a couple times ... |
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Marmot Precip Jacket Mens I agree with the posts here and would like to share my current (over 3rd year) ownership. I have recently washed my Marmot Precip Jacket with Granger’s wash in treatment. It beads nicely like when i... |
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REI Minimalist Bivy Sack I could not pass it up; 89.00 before a 20% off coupon. I have used this bivy ... |
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Granite Gear Virga I bought this pack on sale for 80 dollars vs. its regular 100.00 price tag. I have used this pack over 40 times on day hikes, overnight, and UL week long trips. Pack design is a simple rucksack,... |
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The North Face Propel The Propel I am reviewing is a '06 regular size, zipperless, Polarguard Delta filled sleeping bag with a zippered foot box vent(with a FAT draft tube behind the zipper). It weighed in at 20.4oz. ... |
