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Phil Barton (flyfast) - BPL Lifetime Member
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SOLD: 2012 Katabatic Gear Palisade Quilt SOLD 1/16/2013 $355 for a like new Palisade Quilt. The price includes shipping in the US. The quilt also includes the original box, cotton storage sack, nylon stuff sack, the cord clip system, a... |
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Re: Tarp Camping Techniques for Inclement Conditions Great job. Thanks, Ryan. |
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Re: Texas/Oklahoma/Arkansas GGG this fall? Hey. Is the group open to more folks? Coming from Tulsa. Will have to work on my schedule to see if the GGG can fit. Glad to see an opportunity for new friends and fun on the ERL. I'll be c... |
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Re: Lamar Ryan, thanks. I really enjoyed that article. What a great experience for your older Scouts. I also felt your anxiety about grizzly bears. We are not the primal ruler for Yellowstone's wilder... |
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Re: How Much Gas to Carry? As Glenn says, the 8 ounce canisters are readily available at Philmont. Our crews have used 2 x 8 oz. canisters per stove over a trek. Don't get too concerned about resupply. You can obtain ... |
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Sale pending Responding to a PM right now. |
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SOLD: WM Highlite **SOLD 5/3/2012*** Western Mountaineering Highlite, long size, right hand zipper. Clean and in excellent condition. Includes stuff sack and cotton storage sack. $190 including 48 state USA shipp... |
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Re: Footwear@Philmont +1 for trail running shoes. Your feet will be happy. I also have used low gaiters and found them helpful. Phil |
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Re: Highlite PM sent |
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Re: WM Highlite Elisabeth, sent you a PM. Thanks |
All Reader Reviews by Phil Barton
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Marmot Helium (long) My experience with the Marmot Helium is in line with those above. I'm pleased with the warmth for the weight and volume of the bag. It's great to dive into that bag on a below freezing night w... |
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Gossamer Gear Polycryo Ground Cloth(medium) Every now and then you do find a piece of gear that does just what you need. That's the Gossamer Gear Polycryo Ground Cloth. It's light. I roll it up and stick it in my pack's external pocket. It has ... |
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Java Juice Coffee Extract Always looking for an improvement on instant coffee, I tried Java Juice on my most recent outing. My observations are that it has excellent flavor, color, and aroma. It's certainly simple to use. My 2... |
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Integral Designs eVENT Shortie Gaiters Ditto. After 6 months of use, I have had no trail debris get past these little gators. I'm very pleased with their function, fit, and durability. I have had no problems with the underfoot cord. It ... |
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Gossamer Gear Lightrek Plus Poles I only have 3 trips with the GG Lightrek poles thus far. The poles have proven excellent in every regard. They are stiff enough to support me (oh, about 200 pounds) on rocky terrain. As tarp poles... |
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MSR Pocket Rocket I've used the Pocket Rocket for 5 years in a variety of conditions. Plus: Light - 3 oz. Reasonable efficiency - allowing 5-6 days on 1 canister. Minus: Not very stable. Not easily adapt... |
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Travel Light - Eat Heavy Bill McCartney I've had this book for a couple of months now. I've had great success with a number of the recipes. Mr. McCartney has done a great job of taking off-the-shelf items from an everyday grocery store and ... |
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Tilley LT5 Well, it's not exactly the same but I'll put the Tilley LT6 in the same category. It's an excellent hat. This one has a bit wider brim. I have to be shaded to enjoy time outdoors. This hat really does... |
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Tarptent Squall On the journey to a lighter kit I've acquired the Squall. It is a very well designed and fabricated tarp shelter. It is very easy to pitch. I've only had modest exposure to precipitation but stayed dr... |
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ULA Equipment P-1 The previous reviews cover this pack well. I've carried 12-22 pound loads on 3 trips so far. It is so comfortable that it's easy to forget that I'm wearing the pack. I too would like to see a littl... |
