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Doug Johnson (djohnson) - BPL Professional Member
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All Forum Posts by Doug Johnson
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Re: Wedge Hope this gives a better idea David. |
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Re: Lightest camp chair ever Cool! Looked weird but then I took 1/2" straps and made one. It totally works and is quite comfortable! I'd really be interesting in getting one to play with. |
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Re: WTB Childs Sleeping Bag 2/3yrs old. The Bozeman Mountain Works Torsolite is perfect for a child this age. That's been my son's pad since birth (he's almost 4 now). For that matter, anything torso-length is a good plan... |
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Re: Why not Seedhouse The sizing and the way the sidewalls lean in. http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/big_agnes_seedhouse_sl2_tent_review.html |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Arctic tent That's a good point Bob. Clips are definitely better in that you can stake the base out, add poles, and clip. That's not the impression I had by looking at the Allak but I might be missin... |
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Re: Re: Hubba Hubba I reviewed the Hubba Hubba for this site and never had issues despite extensive testing in the Washington Cascades and coastal rainforests. Check out the Seedhouse 2 SL review- it wouldn't b... |
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Re: Re: Re: Arctic tent Hi Brad, A couple of comments: The tunnel is MUCH easier to set up in high winds because you stake one side, insert poles when it is flat on the ground, pull out and stake the other side. Of... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Arctic tent I'm the author of the Hilleberg Kaitum review on the site, and many other shelter reviews. I've had loads of different shelters and particularly love putting bomber tents in stupid places ... |
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Re: Re: Our new little hiker Congrats Sarah! |
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Re: Re: Re: panniers vs trailers Do neither! If you're here, you have truly ultralight gear in your closet. Panniers are heavy and require heavy bags. Overkill if you're carrying a tarptent, a pop can stove, and a quilt... |
All Reader Reviews by Doug Johnson
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Backpacking Light Firelite SUL-500 Cookpot I've found this mug to be well-sized for solo trips and after a lot of field use, it's proven to be very durable. My first gen pot came with the sloppy lid but BPL was very quick to replace... |
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clif shot bloks/jelly belly sport beans various flavors These products both taste good and give good calories. That said, it's important to look at the ingredients: Clif Blocks Organic Brown Rice Syrup, Organic Evaporated Cane Juice, Organic Brown... |
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Big Agnes Seedhouse SL2 BPL has the following reviews related to this tent: * Double Wall Tent Review Summary *
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Golite Sun Dragon shoes I just got off 3 days of backpacking on the Olympic Coast with these shoes and I love them! In my size 11-11.5 they weight 14.9 oz (compared to 13.1 oz for my Inov8 FlyRoc 310s). That's pretty... |
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Gossamer Gear NightLight 3/4 Here's our review of the Nightlight pad. If you're going Su... |
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Black Diamond Ion I once liked this light but its day has passed and there's been no updates. The Petzl e+lite weighs the same, is much brighter, is much more versatile, and has longer batterly life. The Petzl... |
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Lighten Up DVD with Glen Van Peski . I've watched this DVD at least 6times now...even though I'm a seasoned UL and SUL backpacker, I've learned a lot from this DVD and really enjoy it. I've also shown it to a couple of f... |
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Big Agnes SL3 I'm not so enthusiastic about this tent. Here's my review: Big Agnes SL3 review... |
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Jocalat bars (by Larabar) Chocolate If you haven't tried Larabars yet, you should. They are so darn good. So it's not suprising that when Larabar decided to make the new Jocalat chocolate-based energy bar, they'd stick wit... |
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Big Sur Bars Original All 3 varieties of Big Sur Bars are delicious. They taste like a soft, healthy cookie and remain soft when the temp drops (although like all bars they will freeze). They also pack 680 calories i... |
