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Ryan Corder (demo) - BPL Lifetime Member
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All Forum Posts by Ryan Corder
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Re: Thanks, Dondo... > And those Southern Demos turned Reagan Republicans in days of yore. They're called Dixiecrats. I was raised that way, but that was a while ago. |
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Re: Your Avatar My wife and I just moved from Arkansas to Seattle at the end of April. My avatar is a shot from the Little Si trail, which was our first hike together after we moved out here. Very nice short l... |
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Merino Wool L/S Zip I own the Woolies Zip T, actually two of 'em, and it is one of my favorite pieces of gear. For me, it isn't itchy at all and the zip is nice and deep for those times you really need some... |
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Re: GG Nightlight / ULA Conduit same here. I was very bummed I tried to stuff my brand new GG Nightlight pad in my ULA Conduit. I ended up just taking my Torsolite...it fits great! |
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Re: MYOG Materials I'll definitely second the requests for Pertex, Cuben, and eVent. I would also like to see some of the Spinnaker fabrics...Spinn Pro would be especially nice :) thanks. |
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Re: Ride Brad - I think it is just how he is wearing it. If you tighten the hipbelt up to put most of the load on your hips, then it rides up high like any other pack with some sort of frame. Of course... |
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Re: hows that? i can't remember the model, but I think Smartwool has some sort of clothing in their Versawear line that is a combination of wool and a synthetic. |
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Re: Re: Looking for a UL Down Jacket buying the women's version is a good suggestion. While I personally own the UL Thermawrap vest (the synthetic version), my wife has the UL down jacket...fits me just fine and is very light. |
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Re: Re: Golite Improved Website it really does happen a lot in the IT world. The fun and challenging parts of the projects are everything leading up to the end. that last 5% is usually testing and sometimes documentation...prog... |
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Patagonia Wool 2? I haven't purchases any myself, but my local outfitter recently received a shipment. I went to check them out and they felt very similar in softness and thickness to my Ibex Woolies...about 18.5 m... |
All Reader Reviews by Ryan Corder
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SteriPen Adventurer My only complaints tend to line up the same as those from others. It seems, although I can't prove a shred of this, that they are in cahoots with Nalgene as bottles from said manufacturer are the... |
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Icebreaker Balaclava Lite Nice little piece of headgear here. Impressive how much warmth it adds when on your head. My typical setup is wearing a Tilly hat during an entire trip and adding the balaclava when I need some wa... |
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Montane Featherlite I have a story to tell, and this is why I'll never get rid of this "Wind"shirt. I guess it's been almost 2 years now, Hurricane Rita was passing through. You know, the one that c... |
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Icebreaker Skin 200 boxer briefs I recently just ditch wearing Smartwool Micro weight boxer-briefs for these from Icebreaker. I am an immediate convert. Pros: 1) MUCH more durable. Smartwool developed wear holes soon after us... |
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Ibex Woolies Rib Zip T-Neck I completely concur with everything the previous reviewer stated. Just as fair warning, like stated above, the little ribs in the fabric do make it clingy. However, this does give it the ideal effec... |
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ULA Conduit This is indeed a great little pack. On a past trip, one of my accompanying backpackers made a comment about how it looked like a oversized daypack...that made me smile. Don't let that generalization... |
