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Ortovox Powder Rider II 18 Plus Pack

Ortovox Powder Rider II 18 Plus Pack

Rating for this product: 5 February 17, 2011

I disagree with the other review from 2yrs ago. I didn't buy it to carry ski/snowboards or at the moment no backcountry use. I wanted a pack smaller then my REI 30L daypack to hold a small bit of water,wallet,keys,multitool,extra gloves and warmth layer. The material seems fairly durable. Big zip opens the back panel for main area for water bladder and warmth layer storage, outside storage is good for radio,tool,keys,etc. I am 6,1 220lbs and it fits fine over my Proshell. It is a simple design without a bunch of extras. I do wish the belt wrapped around a bit more so I could get to my camera pocket easier. Maybe if I lost 30lbs that could help but will end up not using them for camera.
Overall I am happy with it, small, slim , just enough space for small amount of gear. Like the built in whistle. Not sure what changes were made in the new version but at half off I didn't really care to much. For the price paid I like, full retail price I would have looked at other options maybe.

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Excellent jacket. Nice cut and materials.

Backcountry.com Shift Softshell Jacket - Men's

Backcountry.com Shift Softshell Jacket - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 February 16, 2010

I own a few softshell jackets from REI, OR , TNF. This jacket is one of my favorites. I'm 6,1" 220lbs and the XL fits great. Fairly lightweight, good fabric and worth every penny. S&C price was a no brainer. Think they sold out in 30secs or less. :)

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Kelty Carport Deluxe - 3-Season

February 4, 2010

Yep, it's just a smaller version of the LARGE. I was really surprised to see the medium also has the side windows that can be rolled down for privacy or wind/rain protection just like the large. I purchased one on S&C.com and then realized the only pictures I could find for the medium showed a different design. I even asked BC.com about it and they said the medium does not have the side panels. Well looks like Kelty needs to update their pictures because even there website does not show the medium. Maybe this was there old model but the new current designed Mediums are just like the pictured large version and should work well with my Uber-Roo. :) (she hates that name) I'll post a picture when I get it setup in the near future with dry weather.

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Nice Pack

Ruffwear Palisades Dog Pack

Ruffwear Palisades Dog Pack

Rating for this product: 5 May 29, 2009

Great Pack and Great Features. I like how the medium pack fits my 80lb lean German Shepherd. I had tried the previous year lower end model in a large and it was way to large. Even snugged up all the way with the straps allowed the pack to sit to far back and not right at his shoulders. So when I returned the large I picked up this model in a medium and even though the bags are smaller I feel the harness is much better suited for my GSD. The straps are now adjusted in the middle of their limits. So far no issues with rubbling any areas. I would suggest walking your dog w/ the harness on first for a week or so and monitor his/her condition for rubbing/red marks. Then add a little weight at a time. First time packing w/ the dog? Make it fun, always put the harness on and then do something fun like the ball or a walk. Don't just put it on them and laugh while he gets irritated with it being on. :)

The removalable clips for the main bags is a excellent feature , take a break, simply unclick four clips and the weight is now off the dog but you still have the harness for dog control.

The water bladders are nice but usually I don't fill them full. Just about 1/4-1/2 full for some water and cushion from the rest of his food and gear in the main compartments.

The harness has reflective strips which is quite nice in the woods when you set up camp. You can easily spot your dog with your head lamp.

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Great Value

Lafuma Warm'n Light 800 Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Down

Lafuma Warm'n Light 800 Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Down

Rating for this product: 4 October 22, 2008

Bought this as a second bag that my wife could use. Was trying to keep the cost down due to all the S&C.com purchases. Grabbed this at a great price and worth every penny. When I removed it from the stuff sack it did feel a little weak and thin. I threw it in the front loader on air only for 15mins and then layed it out on the bed. Came back after work and it felt much better. Was rather warm and I feel for me it would meet the 30degree rating.

Most manufactures figure you will wear a light long sleeve shirt and pantlayer while in the bag to obtain heat ratings. Direct wind and lack of sleeping pad will also affect any bags ability to keep you warm. Last not all people sleep at the same temps, I am a warm sleeper and feel this bag will keep me plenty warm based off of the trial runs I have given it so far.

Great value and compresses well. Would of been nice to have a storage sack other then the stuff sack for when not hiking with it to keep the loft going strong over the years. But for the price (under retail) I love it.

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