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Sean Macha

Paddler // Camper/Hiker // Whitewater Kayaker // Backpacker // Backcountry Snowboarder // Kite Boarder // Sport Climber // Mountaineer // Mountain Biker

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    Pueblo Colorado, South Korea

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Gerber Camp Axe

June 23, 2009

It weighs 21.1 ounces. If you need a tool for cutting logs for a fire I would recommend the Gerber Gator Saw 2, I've used both (friend has the axe I have the saw) and the saw cuts much faster with less effort, and weighs only 7 ounces.

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SealLine Boundary Dry Pack

SealLine Boundary Dry Pack

Rating for this product: 4 June 17, 2009

Bought this pack for stowing my climbing gear for bouldering on some islands. Required some swims between the rocks. I only bought the 30L as we at most would sleep the night on the sand and needed little. The bag never leaked, I've used it for this purposed probably 2 dozen times or more now, always beeing dragged behind me while I swim. Or used as a bouy for a break on a long swim.

My only thought is that the material appears like it may wear thin and eventually develop holes on the corners of the folds. Grant it there aren't any holes and this isn't a proven fact. The material there is just the only place that seems to be wearing faster.

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The North Face Padda Amphibious Shoe - Men's

The North Face Padda Amphibious Shoe - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 June 17, 2009

I bought these shoes because I can been using my northface trail shoes hiking on the coast. The jagged rocks and coral was shredding my trail shoes quickly and the grip was very bad. Finally decided I would buy a pair of shoes more purposed for the task. Was I ever happy.

The grip on wet surfaces is excellent, everything from jagged coral, smooth stone, slippery seaweed and sharp barnacle covered rocks. I've even done a hike up a creek bed and was also pleased. Grant it your feet do get soaked so only for warm conditions. I wear these barefoot as I believe they are intended but when water gets a little too cold for the toes I match them with a pair of NRS neoprene socks.

Excellent shoe from TNF.

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