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Dan Durston (dandydan) - BPL Premium Member

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All Forum Posts by Dan Durston

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Paddle Blades
"Anyone have experience with these?" I bought some a year or so but haven't had them on the water yet. They are small - quite a bit smaller than you're likely envisioning and als...

In Editor's Roundtable » SUL BikeRaftFishPacking (BFRP)
May 18, 7:27pm

PFD
Tim: PFD's are a personal call, so learn what you can and make a decision that suits your situation/skills and risk tolerance. I personally don't use a PFD on lakes, but that's not to ...

In Packrafting » MYOG PFD - Round 2: Foam/Bottle Hybrid
May 18, 7:07pm

PFD
The 5 lbs float PFD is for class I-II water. The 10lbs version is for the bulk of backcountry use (up to class III). I anticipate using it a lot.

In Packrafting » MYOG PFD - Round 2: Foam/Bottle Hybrid
May 08, 4:43pm

MYOG PFD SUL
Here's the super light setup with half the float (5 lbs total). Not for big water, but it's a mere 5.8oz and super compact (for a foam PFD).

In Packrafting » MYOG PFD - Round 2: Foam/Bottle Hybrid
May 08, 10:07am

MYOG PFD - Round 2: Foam/Bottle Hybrid
My first MYOG PFD (entirely inflatable) ended up in the recycled materials heap after dying the death of the thousand modifications combined with never really getting the valves to stop slowly leak...

In Packrafting » MYOG PFD - Round 2: Foam/Bottle Hybrid
May 08, 6:57am

Cuben
To me, cuben seems to pack a bit bigger. It might be possible to pack it smaller, but I hate to torque it too much as I roll it. High tension folding (ie. the top of a roll top dry sack) can cause ...

In GEAR » Does cuben fiber mean less volume?
May 07, 9:08pm

BMWO
I don't think there's going to be much packrafting happening on the MF Flathead. There's possibilities, but it's a rowdy river this time of year. If someone is at that skill level i...

In Hiking Partners / Group Trip Announcements » 2013 Bob Marshall Wilderness Open
May 07, 8:14pm

Montane Minimus
I haven't been impressed with Pertex Shield. The WP/B coating is way too thin/non-durable. I've got the Montane Minimus pants and after biking to work in them for a couple months the coatin...

In GEAR » 5 oz Hardshell?
May 05, 10:43pm

Stove tests
Wow those are some good numbers. 7 min and 8g of fuel is amazing. I presume you've got the wide/shallow 600ml pot?

In Gear Deals » StarLyte Burner With Cap
May 05, 7:08pm

Starlyte
In my tests, the restricted Starlyte took about 1:30 longer to boil than the regular Starlyte. Since uses the same or less fuel, if you can boil on 15ml with the regular one you should be able to b...

In Gear Deals » StarLyte Burner With Cap
May 05, 6:32am

All Reader Reviews by Dan Durston

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Mountain Equipment Co-op (Canada)
I'm a very happy MEC customer. The prices there are always great and the MEC branded products are usually quite good and even innovative despite their low cost. @ Richard who said: "All p...

In 1 - COMPANIES (Customer Service)
May 11, 11:51pm

MSR MIOX
I've had a Miox for over 2 years now and I've generally been happy with it. The battery life is excellent. As long as my batteries are relatively new, I have no worries about going on a we...

In Hydration - Water Treatment
May 09, 7:15pm