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Mammut Dyneema Contact Sling - 8mm

August 6, 2009

I had heard rumors that someone had an incident of them breaking when girth hitched, but who knows.

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Marmot Helium EQ Sleeping Bag: 15 Degree Down

August 6, 2009

Hey there,

I had the Helium for several months and ultimately exchanged if for the Helium EQ and I am happier. The Helium EQ is about 5 degrees warmer than the Helium believe it or not (check Marmot's website for the specs). I had some issues with condensation getting the Helium wet, although it was a great bag. The regular Helium pack does pack down noticeably smaller than the Helium EQ. I think the ripstop nylon is far more compressible. I havent had breathability issues with the Helium EQ -- so far it rocks.

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CAMP USA XLC/XLC Nanotech Anti-Balling Plate - Pair

April 3, 2009

No they will not.

According to http://www.shop-camp-usa.com/category.sc;jsessionid=B8AE833964A9B3905267C3AABA9AE865.qscstrfrnt03?categoryId=8

You need the XLC Series Anti-Balling Plates for XLC 390, XLC 470, XLC 490 and all Ice Rider crampons. I tried these ones on my 490s and they don't fit.

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CAMP USA XLC/XLC Nanotech Anti-Balling Plate - Pair

April 3, 2009

No they will not.

According to http://www.shop-camp-usa.com/category.sc;jsessionid=B8AE833964A9B3905267C3AABA9AE865.qscstrfrnt03?categoryId=8

You need the XLC Series Anti-Balling Plates for XLC 390, XLC 470, XLC 490 and all Ice Rider crampons. I tried these ones on my 490s and they don't fit.

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