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John Roan (JRoan) - BPL Lifetime Member
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Re: Re: Waste vs. Waist I've done the same thing..."hip belt" is easier to remember :~)> |
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Re: Plastic Liner vs. Stuff Sacks I waterproof a lg stuff sac, put it in my pack, then stuff my quilt and insulated/spare clothing in it, fold the top down to seal it. I have used this method to float down a river and kept the ite... |
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Re: Re: Tarp users - packing I fold the tarp as well as the ground cloth, making sure the lines are inside, place the ti stakes inside and slide into stuff sac. |
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Re: Update Peter, Obviously it's all personal preference, but I totally understand that trial and error can be expensive when it comes to going ul. I refer to it as a journey, because you never seem to... |
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Re: Need reccomendation for couples tent Peter, You've come to the right place for advice. I was inspired from this site a couple of years ago and have got my base weight (sans food & water) to under 7lbs, including a two pers... |
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Re: Re: Caldera Cone Inferno efficiency I second Brad's findings, as I too own an Inferno. I am able to load the Inferno up with allot of wood without it smoking, then let it go for a while. The one nice thing about the Inferno i... |
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Re: Re: 3.35oz Woodburning Stove/Pot/Lid Combination Hi M, Thanks for the kind words. When using Esbit or alcohol, the can does drop down, but for wood it needs to stay up high so you can feed the fire. I made the side opening large to make... |
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Re: Re: Caldera Cone Question. I have the Caldera Keg, and have no problem picking it up using my Smartwool glove liners. As for the comment about the pot not coming out of the cone, the aluminum tends to expand after its bee... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Nalgene + Fosters can, the perfect ultralight combination? I own the Ti-Tri Inferno and love it. If you enjoy MYOG projects like I do, you can also make your own fairly easily... http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread... |
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Re: Nalgene + Fosters can, the perfect ultralight combination? Nice fit, and the fosters can definitely needs some protection. Alternatively, I have found that the heineken can fairs very well without protection, resulting in lighter pack weight. |
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Trail Designs Caldera Stove My rating is actually 4.5 out of 5 (not an option in the drop down box). I... |
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Trail Designs Ti-Tri Inferno The guys at Trail Designs have built a reputation for themselves by providing innovative products and excellent customer service. Their Caldera Cone system was a revolution in UL wind screen/pot holde... |
