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Navigation and Communication Devices: Strengths, Limitations, and Use Cases
Companion forum thread to: Navigation and Communication Devices: Strengths, Limitations, and Use CasesIn this video, I will cover various types of navigation and communications devices, their benefits and limitations, and use case...
Did my first trip ever!
Hi! I'm a 36 year old from New York City. I work in an office and pretty much sit all day except for my half block walk to the subway. My beloved...
Gatorade 32oz Squeeze Bottles (As Seen On TV). Anyone use them?
I'm not talking about the disposable PET bottles, I'm talking about these green and orange things that you see on the sidelines of every major league sports game. I'm switching over to...
the DIY Gear Scramble-a-Thon!
Hello friends! I'm new to BPL.com, and this is my first post. I'm a 26 yo man, living in Boulder, CO, and recently I lost my job and have been floating in...
Polycryo Strength Analysis
That's even better than the $4.50 clearance ones I got at Walmart last spring! A quick note for anyone attempting one of these, make sure the washers you use are robust enough....
Please check my math
I'm considering making a new down quilt to replace an existing one made with APEX. I'm familiar with the ongoing difficulties trying to compare CLO, loft, etc, between the two, so I've...
Lightweight Backpacking, Wal-Mart Style
some of you guys assume that stuff in big box stores is disposable ... simply not true as i said costco carried MADE IN CANADA merino for $15 dollars not too long...
Clothing set up
Hey all SO I am still constantly working on getting my base pack weight down, and I think alot of my weight lies in my clothes. My backpacking is mostly in california...
Camelbak Kronos Backpack REVIEW
Overview Photo 1: Camelbak Kronos The Camelbak Kronos is designed as a hybrid between traditional and ultralight packs. The Kronos features a ventilating Exo-Air™ Soft Frame and a 3-liter hydration reservoir. It...
Mountainsmith Auspex Review
Overview Photo 1: Mountainsmith Auspex The Mountainsmith Auspex is a top-loading internal framed pack offering extensive options and exceptional load carrying capability at a lighter weight than many of its competitors. While...
Gossamer Gear Mariposa Backpack Review
Photo 1: Gossamer Gear Mariposa Overview The Gossamer Gear (formerly GVP Gear) Mariposa represents a significant step forward in the ultralight backpacking industry; a 1-pound (0.5 kg) pack capable of carrying loads...
ULA P-2 Review
Overview Photo 1: ULA P-2, shown with the optional top hood pocket. At 2 pounds 15.2 oz (1,338 g) without options, ULA's P-2 is one of the lightest, large volume internal frame...
Osprey Aether 60 Review
Comfort and load support are the hallmarks of this lightweight internal frame backpack.
Internal Frame Backpack Review Summary
Alan wearing a GoLite Infinity at the top of a 13,000 foot (4,000 m) col in the High Sierras. The Infinity is one of our favorite light packs for alpine rock and...
GRAND TETON'S/WIND RIVER RANGE
What is the best Grand Teton's 4 to 5 day backpack trip ? I will be flying into Jackson Hole early Sept 2013. After Teton's want to do a 5-6 day trek...
Tarptent scarp 1 or big sky chinook 1 plus? Any opinions/experiences?
Hey y’all! I’m in the market for a four season tent and mainly have it narrowed down to the tarptent scarp 1 and big sky chinook 1 plus. They have a lot...
What would you replace?
If little green space aliens descended from the sky and took all your stuff - everything! - what one camping gear item would you move heaven and earth to replace with the...
Episode 67 | How to Poop in the Woods (Skills and Tools for Backcountry Pooping)
Companion forum thread to: Episode 67 | How to Poop in the Woods (Skills and Tools for Backcountry Pooping)Ryan and Andrew chat about new gear and techniques for the age-old question: how...
My ION list (w/ pics)
Hey everyone, this is my first time posting a gear list on here, so be kind :D First off, I want to thank everyone on the forum for being so informative. I've...
My impressions so far on going light
This is my first year of lightweight backpacking and I want to share what I have learned so far. My mental well being is much healthier on the trail. I no longer...
