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Chad Poindexter (Stick) - BPL Forum Member

My Locale Wet & Humid Southeast.... About Me I have been backpacking a little over 3 years now, but in that time I have logged a number of trail miles and went through a lot of gear trying to find my sweet spot. Now, thanks to cuben fiber, alcohol stoves, down and of course a better understanding, my TPW has severly dropped! My cold weather BPW is 9 - 10 lbs and my warm weather BPW is 5 - 6 lbs. About 95% of the time I hike with family or friends and in the SouthEastern states. My favorites places to get away are anywhere along the AT as well as in the Great Smoky Mountains. City Corinth State MS Country USA My Website URL http://stick13.wordpress.com/ My PDF Gear List Gear List

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	Re: Re: Re: Suluk46 beer pot stove users feedback needed As far as the LiteTrail cook kit, after shipping the T.E.A. system to you, the difference is only $22, so that is not to bad. As far as the weight, the lid on the pot is 0.6 oz, simply use a pie...	In GEAR » Suluk46 beer pot stove users feedback needed January 01, 6:20pm
	Re: Suluk46 beer pot stove users feedback needed I don't have one personally, but a friend of mine does and he says he likes it just fine. I do have Steve's small winsdcreen, which I believe is just a hair bigger and has different shaped ...	In GEAR » Suluk46 beer pot stove users feedback needed January 01, 3:15pm
	I like Esbit I like to use Esbit, although, I do admit, it can leave a residue behind, but this is easily managed and worked around. Only bad thing about Esbit is that is is generally more expensive than other ...	In GEAR » how come esbit is not more popular? December 31, 10:46pm
	Re: White Box or Caldera sysytem? If you know which particular pot you have you can see if they have a Cone that matches it at Trail Designs. If so, this would be a great system for sure for cooking. However, if you are unsure a...	In GEAR » White Box or Caldera sysytem? December 30, 3:24pm
	Re: that's cool!! If you are concerned about the number of parts, you could easily do away with the Esbit stove and the pot stand and pick up one of Smokeeater908's rollover stoves. It is an alky stove and weigh...	In GEAR » does anyone use lighter gear than Ti for cooking gear? December 30, 10:50am
	My take on 10D and final weights I have had some experience with 10D. I picked up a few yards of the Kelley Green from Ti Goat a while back to make a quilt (although, I never made the quilt). I had a Prodigy quilt from Enlightened...	In GEAR » Using 10D inside & out on sleeping bags: Changes to lofting speed & ease of stuffing? Odd feeling material? December 30, 10:00am
	My "SUL" set-up = 2.9 oz (for everything) Last year I put together an "SUL" cook kit, or rather my entire kitchen set-up. The total weight of everything (pot, lid, stove, pot stand, windscreen, ground protector, cup, spoon, light...	In GEAR » does anyone use lighter gear than Ti for cooking gear? December 29, 10:07pm
	backcountry.com 700 ml pot I have the Backcountry.com 700 ml ti pot (which is just under the 3 cup capacity you listed). I removed the handles and ditched the lid on the pot and then supplemented it with an aluminum baking s...	In GEAR » lightest 3 cup Ti pot with Lid December 29, 5:17pm
	Depends on your need I actually have both. I initially wanted the nonstick, but at the time, due to the tsunami I had to take what I could get before everything was gone, so I ended up with the nonstick. Then, a few mo...	In GEAR » Evernew 900 pot nonstick or plain December 29, 5:10pm
	Toaks from LiteTrail The ti pot that Jhaura sells from LiteTrail are made by Toaks, but are not the same as the items on their site. Here is a comment that Jhaura made a while back in another thread discussing these: ...	In Gear Deals » new source for titanium pots/cups December 23, 3:17pm

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