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Patagonia DAS Insulated Parka - Men's

October 23, 2009

Do these jackets make you look like your wearing a water floatation device?

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Exped DownMat Sleeping Pad

Exped DownMat Sleeping Pad

Rating for this product: 5 October 15, 2009

just so everybody knows, get backcountry to price match this pad because though they usually have good prices, every other website sells this for around 25 dollars less all the time.

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Exped SynMat Sleeping Pad

October 15, 2009

there are down pads. the downmat by exped that came out years before the synmat. do your hw.

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MSR WindPro Stove

October 12, 2009

I am thinking about buying the WindPro for all around camping use but MAINLY using it during the winter season in the very cold mountains. It seems great because you do not have to prime therefore being easier to use and you are able to control the flame more. Comparing the WindPro to the Simmerlite and the Wisperlite, I've hear that liquid fuel stoves are usually more economical than canisters. If this is going to be a stove that I will have for years, I am wondering how much money will I save if I purchase a liquid fuel stove than a canister stove. Has anyone done any research on this or figured out some sweet math problem that calculates savings? haha Thanks!!

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Patagonia R4 Fleece Jacket - Men's

October 30, 2008

How does this jacket compare to Mountain Hardwear's Windstopper Tech Jacket?

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Mountain Hardwear WindStopper Tech Jacket - Men's

October 30, 2008

the nf denali is warm but very very bulky, which makes it terrible for layering. and with the denali, you need to layer and have an outer shell because it does not have a windstopper fabric to it such as gore windstopper or polartec wind pro. the mh windstopper tech is a better bet bc it has windstopper pro and is not too bulky. if you are able to spend 30 more dollars than the tech jacet look at the patagonia r4. it is warm and windproof like the mh tech jacket. those two are great. north face also has a winstopper jacket but i havnt tried it yet. just stay away from the denali. if wind can get through, you WILL GET COLD..

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