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Tom Clark (TomClark) - BPL Lifetime Member
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Liner I use a liner bag since it is protected from brush and rocks that could cause damage without me noticing it...until it's too late. Plus it's alwys on so I don't have to stop and put it... |
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Used Gear Option Thomas, Ponco/tarps come up for sale on the Used Gear section often...so you can get one below retail price, and can recoup some of the cost if it doesn't work for you. It's amazing how of... |
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Re: Re: re:Western Mountaineering Summerlite Sleeping Bag REVIEW I am 5'6" and 160 lbs. I have the regular length AlpineLite which is a wider version of the UltraLite Super (both 20 deg F bags), thinking that a little extra room would be nice for addit... |
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Re: SoCal Coverage I also agree with Mike's suggestion. Maybe include a link to separate trip reporst so some people can quickly scan a uniform format, while others can dig deeper and take advantage of a full report... |
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Re: Two of My Favs Michele, I agree that "Walking on the Happy Side of Misery" and "On the Beaten Path" are two of the better ones. Well written, with a good mixture of human and trail descriptions. |
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Re: Re: Re: BPL Rank Hey...I was just about to check my BPL rank, but you guys took it out. Now I'll always wonder! |
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LNT Website I was surprised how little info there was on the LNT website about different scenerios, options, and the reasoning behind suggested choices. There was a long list of references, but VERY few of th... |
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No Thanks I looked more closely at the Pantagonia website for their sizing info and decided that it might be a little big on me--tough thing about buying winter clothes that are part of a layered system onli... |
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Re: Re: Re: your pic After looking ay my photo closer and Google Earth, I'm thinking that it's actually Echo Peaks. They look more rounded in Google Earth. My first trip to Yosemite 2 yrs ago was the typical RV tri... |
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Patagonia Micropuff Pullover David, I'm interested in the Micropuff. - How loose is the fit of the large? - Does it have a hood? - What year is it? Tom p.s. the tarp/poncho & bug buvy I got from you have worked out n... |
All Reader Reviews by Tom Clark
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Pacific Outdoor Products Insul Mat Max-Thermo Definitely my favorite pad, and the one which I take most often. I view it as a good compromise in terms of comfort, weight, and volume. It's a luxury, but it allows me to roll from side to side... |
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PossumDown Glove Liner Gloves This is a very soft, warm glove. As the product description states, they have much higher loft than other synthetic liners that I have used. The only problem I experienced was using them one rainy d... |
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Gossamer Gear Mariposa This was my first lightweight pack, so it was a fairly big leap for me to carry a pack that used gloves, socks, and balaclava for padding in the hip and shoulder straps. I took this pack on a few ove... |
