>Hey Joe,
>You gave the exos a 4/5 on your review. What happened?
The more I used it, the more the hip belt tried to cut me in two. I think it's a great pack, for a skinny guy. Maybe I should add that to my review.
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Tri Ti Caldera Cone
NeoAir Pad
Kenetrek Mountain Extreme Boots No way light boots but they saved me a lot of pain and suffering when I stepped on a prairie rattler in Cent. WY at 7500 feet, it never got through them on multiple hits before I got it off my leg and foot finally.
2009:
GVP Caldera Cone with Fosters. Received as a Christmas gift no less!
I already have my 2010 (I think):
Gossamer Gear Murmur. I will be close to 5 lbs. base this weekend for an overnighter to Santa Cruz Island.
1. Western Mountaineering Ultralight 20* sleeping bag.
2. Marmot Driclime windshirt. It's not UL, but I love it and almost always pack it.
3. Switching from Goretex membrane trail runners to mesh. Haven't had a blister since.
1. GVP Caldera Cone with Fosters
2. GG light trek
3. neo air
Tarptent Momnet Puchased 09 deliverd in 10 due to backorders
Moutain Hardware Compressor – Nice jacketvery light and compact plus it keeps me warm.
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