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DIY Walking Axe
Here is a picture of the test it fails. Can only take about half the load. Regarding the other comments. The chamfer is just straight across because it will be easier for...
’08 AT Thru Gearlist
I'm looking at leaving Springer between 15FEB08 - 15MAR08. I'm figuring on low temps in the teens, and I'll be shipping the insulating stuff home when it warms up. The list is...
Home Made Hand/Feet Warmers
As it is getting colder, I am reminded how cold my fingers and toes get (I'm slightly anemic). I'm sure everyone was happy about getting a new "recipe" for home made hand...
Patagonia DAS vs hooded Micro Puff
Hello, hello, Yet another question that reinforces the fact that I may not know how to dress myself: So, I'm beginning to turn my attention to a high loft, synthetic jacket for...
Tent Users vs. Tarp Users…
I have my first tarp and bivy on order from MLD. I only have experience with double wall tents. I am wondering: How many of you have experience with tarps but went...
Mapping software
For my PCT attempt next summer I would like to get more adequate maps then what I have in the wilderness press guide books. I dont no were to start because buying...
Lightweight waterproof rain mitts/gloves
I currently do not have any milder weather waterproof gloves - just mildly water resistant ones. The cold weather ones are bulky and heavy (Columbia gaunlet skiing gloves I picked up on...
The Pros and Cons of Backpacking Umbrellas
I have been tempted to add an umbrella to my collection of LW gear. I would like to know the pros and cons of using an umbrella. I can think of one...
What’s the benefit of synthetic?
Ron - A 20% overfill should yield the maximum thermal efficiency potential of down. According to my calculations 800 fill goose down, at this density, will be warmer than any synthetic insulation...
Candle as a stove, anyone?
Has anyone here tried a beeswax candle as a stove? Beeswax has about the same kcals/gm as propane and I've seen these candles marketed for survival kits. Just curious. -Mark I tested...
Family Shelter
I am trying to plan out gear purchases so that I can prepare my family for a future of backpacking. Everyone in the family is on-board which is great, the problem is...
Camp shoes?
Sprint Aquatics: I ordered a couple pairs last week. I wear a 10 1/2 shoe and they run way under. The 11-13 barely fit. No way could I get the 9-11's on....
Caldera Cone?
Thinking about trying out the alcohol thing, and from what I've read these seem to be the ticket. Anybody used one? Any feedback greatly appreciated! I just adore mine. Read the reader...
Bash my gear (constructively please)
This is my current pack (doesn't include food/water or anything worn and my trekking poles). This also doesn't include camera gear (about 5 lbs worth currently). I basically want to cut more...
FireLite 500 Specs in Error
Reading Bill123's earlier post about an error in pot capacity (BPL Product Support branch), it should be noted that pretty much all the specs shown on the product webpage are wrong! Methinks...
Alcohol stoves
Well I've decided to take the plunge and start using an alcohol stove in order to lighten up my pack weight. I will primarily use the stove for weekend trips between 2-3...
Gram Weenie stove
Greg, Don't feel too bad about the article thing. I floated around here for more than a year before deciding to become a member, which I did for 2 reasons. 1. I...
Chart Comparing Titanium Pots
So I made this chart up the other day, because I couldn't find any comparison like this when I was looking. Thought others might find it useful/interesting... That's a very useful post....
$20 titanium pot/mug
Looks like a good deal. http://www.brasslite.com/OrderForms/cookwareOrder.html They have deals on the Brasslite stoves too :) i ordered one. figured its time to step up from the boy scout mess kit aluminum pot....
[pics]Summer mountaineering gear list
I'm planning a 3 day peak bagging trip this weekend; I hesitate to call it mountaineering, but I'll use that word with a humble, small "m". The peak is Yarigatake, 5th highest...
