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Re: Gear List? I need help These aren't lightweight-focused sites, but they should be helpful in generating ideas: http://www.wintercampers.com/ http://wintertrekking.com/index.php Do you have previous backpacki... |
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Re: work and fire gloves Depending on what you're cooking and the pot, maybe you could use different pot support options made from sticks and a poker stick with a carved flat end for the coals? |
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Re: Burly, bushcraft-y everyday coat for cold winter conditions Empire Canvas Works |
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Re: Additional thoughts It wouldn't surprise me if you're warm enough in the Ultra 20 without any down clothing while using the Downmat 9! Extra space in the shelter shouldn't be a problem, but make sure no... |
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Re: First time Winter BP'er. HALP! Many use single-wall shelters in the winter, but they're generally pole-supported pyramid/hex designs. Those designs are good for shedding snow and wind, and can be pitched tight to the ground ... |
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Re: Revised. Nightlite vs ridgerest? I would keep the Mora, especially if fishing. I haven't tried the NeoAir, but I use an Exped Downmat 7. Going from that to a Ridgerest is quite a shock comfort-wise. Although, I'd be fin... |
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Re: Entertainment on the trail >What do BPL'ers use to escape on the trail? Why would I want to escape from the escape? ;-) |
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Re: Smokies Gear With the pack cover, it's an issue of always carrying extra weight versus preventing the possibility of extra weight in certain conditions--just a personal preference I guess. I'd still ... |
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Re: Smokies Gear A few quick suggestions: - nix pack cover - Add an on-person whistle - Keep lighter in pocket - I'd want at least a spare pair of liner gloves I think filters are worth the weight as f... |
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Re: Hogback in the wind I haven't had my Hogback out in winds greather than 10 mph. I agree with everything Jeff said. For any sustained wind over 20 mph, I'd want to use the four extra guyout points (for which st... |
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