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Burn Time for Headlamps
i tested my Black Diamond Ion for burn time and was unimpressed on two fronts. I used new lithium and new alkaline batteries. Both had almost identical burn times of 4 3/4...
3rd Annual BPL Spring Run -Zion Training Thread
Art- with these PI's I went w/ 3/8" because they seem a little thinner than past Montrails where I used 1/2" screws- the 1/2" screws in the Montrails stayed in really well-...
REI currently working on new return policies
If you buy an article of clothing and never use it other than wear once, will they resell it as new? Or do they have to resell all returns as used? I...
Trinity Alps Septemberfest 2012
Once again a wonderful trip with fellow BPL members. All survived. Mt. Shasta Billy Be Damned Lake? Lake Anna Eric,Erik, Marty! Ken back to camp. Eric This is were the crew split...
Zebralight H51
I just got my H51. The highest level which they claim to be 200lm is obviously not as bright as my Fenix HL20 at 105lm (the spill beam spread and hot spot...
Newbie Gear List
This is my general 3-Season gear list. I used to carry 40-45lbs. I have been cutting down over the last year and still cutting. I know this isn’t True Ultralight but I...
40% off at Backcountry…
No Problem it's a crazy good deal! Glad to help! I feel a bit cheated now though - I'm broke! ;) . The new code still works for me. I'm in shopping...
Gear List for a Simple Overnighter
Here's the scenario: You get off work Friday at 1 pm and you have 24 hours. So you swing by the house, and grab your dedicated "ready kit", suitable virtually year round...
Podcast 113 | Pad Pumps
Companion forum thread to: Podcast 113 | Pad PumpsIn episode 113 of the Backpacking Light Podcast, we talk about current PAD PUMP trends in the ultralight cottage industry, the challenges faced by...
backup light
Thanks David! It is good to hear about your direct experience with the light. Also good to hear perspectives about the strengths of warmer emitters. I will probably try out an A5...
Staff Picks 2020
Backpacking Light staff and contributors give their 2020 staff picks - their favorite backpacking and hiking gear of the year.
What can you tell me by looking at this map? (Tuxachanie, MS)
Hi all, So I'm hoping to go out soon for an easy 20 miles on a trail I haven't been on—the Tuxachanie Trail in Mississippi. The goal is to walk between sunrise...
3 Season List
I have been working on lightening up my 3 season list. My hikes are solo and they take place around the Southern AT and the Smokies. I would spend a maximum of...
Evolution of UL Hiker
Is there a process where people go to light and return to heavier options...albeit light heavier options. What are your thoughts? Did you go lighter and move back a bit for your...
Lamps : oil or candle ?
Not to hijack the other thread and since I appreciated Eric's suggestion of getting the Lanski sharpening kit (it works !) I would appreciate his take on on candle vs oil lamp...
Winter Backpacking with Travel
I'm trying to put together a list for 2 months of traveling interspersed with 7 or 8 overnight backpacking trips. I'm having trouble wrapping my brain around all the gear considerations. Any...
backup light
I’ve had several shelter failures in the middle of the night and I used a light to help me see what I was doing when fixing it. Those could have become a...
Holiday Gift Guide (for Trust-Funded Gear Junkies)
Companion forum thread to: Holiday Gift Guide (for Trust-Funded Gear Junkies) My Benchmade 940 is my EDC and favorite knife for the front country. It's not my first choice for backpacking but...
Layering advice for Rainier
I will be trying to summit Rainier in the middle of June, and I'm trying to finish up my gear list. I'm asking for advice on layering. For the upper body I'll...
SHR Next week - Here is my gear list
Leaving for the Sierra High Route next week and have all my gear together. Will be out 8 days. I'm coming in at 37lbs for everything (food) included but not physical water....
