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paul johnson (pj) - BPL Forum Member
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All Forum Posts by paul johnson
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Re: Re: Gear dogmas Actually, amongst all self-inflatables that i've searched out, besides the BMW Torsolite and possibly the POE Uber-Lite (POE doesn't provide R-values), both quite a bit shorter than the Wmn... |
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Re: re: TarpTent Website Problem??? >>"All is well." Yes, agreed - though, for me, only after a "ctrl-shift-R" hotkey combo forced refresh in Firefox. Too bad, thought i had another chance at a floor... |
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Re: Lightweight 2 person bug nets I know of heavier options, some even free-standing. I know, this doesn't help much, but maybe this will... Contact David Olsen at Owareusa.com. I would bet he could hook you up with somet... |
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Re: Re: franco, pj, supercooled precipitation Sorry, Brian, i've never tried it. |
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TarpTent Website Problem??? Anyone else getting an old Products webpage when they go to TarpTent.com and click on the Products link on that page? Do you see what product's pic is back, that had been removed, and what ... |
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Re: Re: Bacpacker Magazine award to Big Sky I'm with you Ben. However, if there's anyway that this can really turn Big Sky around, and our friends here can get their orders filled, then i'm all for it. If that eventuality ever... |
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Re: Re: Houdini windshirt at BackCountryOutlet Ah...C'mon, Ben. Bright Lime will bring out the color in your eyes!! I think Franco would look good in the Fiery Orange - it'll make his cheeks look rosier! Not what I would call "... |
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Re: Rain falling on my head Franco, we get that type of rain more often than we would like where i live. It's called "freezing rain" in contra-distinction from "sleet" which freezes on the way down an... |
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Re: I'm freezing Franco, you didn't acutally count the words in my original Post did you? Or, are you a Savant, of sorts, like the true multi-faceted, super-genius Thomas Young? BTW, i edited my prev. Pos... |
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Re: Gear dogmas Franco, it's not so much one's bias and dogma, since we all have them, as it is one's failure to be on the "look out" for and to recognize such in ourselves. I too have a lo... |
All Reader Reviews by paul johnson
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Zebralight H50 the H50-Q5 has so many pros: 1. very small size (one of the benefits of being a "twisty". )- just slightly larger than the cell that powers it (1xAA - alkaline, NiMH, or Li-Primary; it c... |
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Pak-Lite White Super when i need a 5mm task light this is now my "go to" light for the last couple of months. why? 1. light in weight 2. bright in light [output] 3. i'll die of old-age before i bu... |
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Surefire L2 Lumamax Ok. So, one is unable to justify the $$$ for the U2 - try as hard as one might. Well, then, perhaps the L2 might fit the bill. It is after all a whopping hundred bucks cheaper (that ain't sayin... |
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Gossamer Gear NightLight 3/4 Light. Warm enough; add a thinlight or torso-length inflatable when it gets cold. Comparing the NightLight's R-value to other pads, it appears that the Nightlight has the highest R-val for its... |
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Surefire U2 If I could have only one flashlight, or maybe even one lighting device, it would be the 5.7oz 5watt, 2xCR123A powered Surefire U2 Ultra Digital flashlight. First the downsides: 1. How do ... |
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Pro Lite Gear customer service I've ordered many times from PLG. Big items. Small items. Several items in one order. Only ONCE, was there ever a mistake. However, i personally feel that the mistake was beneficial to my u... |
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Lighten Up DVD with Glen Van Peski . This DVD was a gift to me from another Forum participant (many thanks GR). This DVD doesn't pretend to be a detailed step-by-step tutorial, but, rather, more of an introduction. In this capaci... |
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Gossamer Gear Nightlight Torso My favorite pad. Light. Warm enough (use two when it gets cold). I add a separate single section of this pad for use under my feet. Being so short that xtra 3" that the First Reviewer ment... |
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Pacific Outdoor Products Insul Mat Max-Thermo Thick. Warm. Cushiony. Comfortable. Packs small enough. I can't make many claims to being great at anything in life. But, i could claim to be a GREAT sleeper after a day of trekkin' up ... |
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Pacer Poles I truly do love both sets of PacerPoles that i own (one pair 2-sect, and one pair 3-sect). I can't say enough good things about them. They are one of favorite T-poles (trekking poles) to use.... |
