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    michael levi
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    @m-l

    Locale: W-Never Eat Soggy (W)affles

    It's a very competitive company that has some of the lightest gear. I think the minimum life span for any product is 1 thruhike.

    That is plenty durable for most people, maybe not everyone. Obviously Zpacks is dominating the market right now. They are selling more than anyone else I'm guessing.

    #2080474
    Kevin S.
    BPL Member

    @kstephens

    I have been nothing but impressed with Zpacks stuff. I am still waiting to check out a shelter. I understand his products do not, and should not appeal to a mass market. However, I feel that when I buy a product Joe has put it through the test, and stands behind his products. Communication and customer service is far beyond that of a larger company.

    On a side note, and back to OP, I was wondering where he got the trail name Samuri Joe. I am sure the hat is functional and serves a purpose, however, the dork factor is an 11. I just stick to my OR sun runner hat with back sun shield flaps (because we all know that is not dorky).

    #2080503
    Troy Childs
    Member

    @tchilds

    It's a good hate that deflects wind, rain, and sun equally from all angle no fuss no muss.

    #2171586
    Alexander Tearus
    Spectator

    @tearus

    Did anyone have an issue with not enough coverage from their zpacks pointy hat (as far as neck and shoulders)?

    Thanks

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