That jacket looks very impressive. It is definitely the warmest jacket for that weight that I have seen for under $200. I'll have to think about if the lack of pockets is a deal breaker or not.
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That jacket looks very impressive. It is definitely the warmest jacket for that weight that I have seen for under $200. I'll have to think about if the lack of pockets is a deal breaker or not.
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Thanks for the article, it provided a lot of useful information. I think the down sweater would better fit for me since it's warmer for its weight. The jacket would be my outer shell for my thru hike...
I am torn between the north face thermoball and the Patagonia down sweater and was hoping some of you guys may have some advice or personal experiences to offer. The thermoball is about half an ounce...
I have an original buff but I saw they make different kinds such as thicker ones for cold weather and wind proof ones. I think I may buy a wind proof one for my winter hikes.
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You should look into buying a buff. They work well keeping you warm in the winter and cool in the summer. You can wear them multiple ways so you get more bang for your buck.
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You could try walking a few miles around your neighborhood each night. My first day walking around my neighborhood my feet had some blisters but after a week or so my feet had started to become...
Alright. Six moon designs has tents that are similar in price and design but I have no personal experience with them. So I am unsure of their quality.
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Have you tried emailing them about it? They are pretty good at responding to emails. I emailed them about a pack that was out of stock and they were very helpful and provided a quick response.
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I am planning to start my AT hike in mid feburary and was wondering if I should stick to hiking boots or if hiking shoes would be fine during those cold wet winter months. Do any of you guys have...
I have a 50 liter golite jam pack, I got it for my first pack a few years ago. I enjoyed the pack but I noticed it doesn't really handle a larger load all that well. The material the pack is made of...
the r value is 2.27 for that pad. i am planning to test it out in some cold nights this winter to see how it works and if i will need a better pad. i may also buy some padding from gossamer gear...
Trail Name: i will get one when the time comes.
Direction: NOBO
Estimated Start Date: Feburary 15th
Approach Trail - yes or no
any additional info that you want the world to know: im taking some...
this is what i have so far, i hope to get the weights i am missing i just need to get a new scale since mine died. Gear list
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Tent: fly creek ul2 :poles and spikes 1 lbs 2.7 oz, tent...
Hey guys, I just saw this thread. Im planning to start my through hike in mid February just got save some more money. hopefully I will see some of you guys out on the trail.