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GSI Outdoor Fairshare Mug

September 13, 2009

is it safe to pour boiling water into this polypropylene? i'm concerned about partial softening.

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Osprey Packs Exos 46 Backpack - 2600-3000cu in

September 11, 2009

hi everyone... i am considering this 46L pack, and i would really prefer to not go up to the 58L version. i have read from several accounts that the 46L packs more than it should. might this be because osprey reports only the main compartment's volume? thanks,

ayres

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Snow Peak Mini Solo Combo Titanium Cookset

September 11, 2009

this might be a long shot, but...

is this pot too small to fit onto a Clikstand S-2? according to my hand-drawn dimensions of a clikstand (difficult considering its polygon shape), i think the diameter of the pot is too small. but, i would appreciate anyone else giving it a go.

ayres

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Black Diamond Tripod Bivy Bag

August 28, 2009

i know it's a lot to ask, but could some folks send some pics in of this bivy??? i ask because the massive corporation that black diamond is doesn't bother to give us any insightful pictures of this bivy on their website. i'm aware of the dimensions, but i would like to see an image of the bivy fully unzipped and a shot looking into the hooded area. black diamond never gives us those angles in the product description. cheers!!!

ayres

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Black Diamond Tripod Bivy Bag

August 28, 2009

someone please clarify this for me... when the bag is entirely unzipped/opened, is there a layer of mesh that spans rough the opened area? am i making sense? basically, if it is really warm out, can you leave the waterproof layer opened and still be covered by the mesh?

if not, what is the area of mesh that one is allowed? cheers,

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