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Nathan

Skier // Camper/Hiker // Biker // Backpacker // Road Biker

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    Colorado Springs, CO
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    Love being outside enjoying God's creation. I'm from a small town outside of Flint, MI, and spent a lot of time in the woods, rivers, lakes, and fields of Michigan growing up. Now I'm out here in the Springs, getting off base whenever I can to ride, hike, and camp.

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Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Sleeping Pad - Mummy

March 31, 2009

Do you think this would work with a hammock, if I don't have a BA bag?

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Pearl Izumi Zephyrr Cycling Vest - Men's

Pearl Izumi Zephyrr Cycling Vest - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 February 23, 2009

This thing fits great - I even forget I'm wearing it. The pocket in the back is perfect for cell phone, etc., and the one on the left breast holds a Clif bar and a coupla gels. Blocks the wind, keeps your core warm, and unzips on warm climbs. Perfect.

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Kelty Noah's Tarp

February 22, 2009

You could string it up between two trees.Sorry - I deleted what Phaedrus said.He said you could use trekking poles - save weight by making them multi-task.

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Under Armour Heatgear Loose T-Shirt - Long-Sleeve - Men's

October 22, 2008

Yeah, definitely. Two things to consider, though: it's pricey, and being a rich-looking American can be a turn-off. So wear it under something. Also, it could tear easily if it's your outer layer.

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