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Paxton
Trail Runner // Paddler // Camper/Hiker // Snowboarder // Climber // Snowshoer // Backpacker // Mountain Biker
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4 Answers:
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Stomping Grounds:
Black Hills SD, Bighorn Mountains WY -
Bio:
24 years old, I started my outdoor adventures in the BSA way back when. Have previously worked for BSA as a climbing instructor and canoe guide. Been living and going to school in Rapid City SD for about five years, camping, climbing, hiking, and doing everything else fun in the Black Hills and elsewhere when the opportunity presents itself.
Rankings 
- #61 of 786 - Men's Harnesses
- #66 of 906 - Men's Softshell Pants
- #142 of 1,240 - Daypacks - Technical
- #190 of 539 - Belay and Rappel Devices
- #207 of 1,172 - Lightweight Sleep Pads
- #379 of 790 - Duffel Bags
- #624 of 1,156 - Men's Midweight Long Underwear - Tops
- #647 of 4,657 - Men's Fleece Jackets
- #1,389 of 2,137 - Ski Gloves
- #2,163 of 4,470 - Men's Down Jackets
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Black Diamond Bod Harness
December 18, 2011
Yes, you're doing it right. The tech spec on the BD website shows how to tie in with this harness. You just need to pass the rope through waist belt and the little loop and the lower portion.
http://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/uploads/black-diamond/f
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
Black Diamond Mission 75 Backpack - 4455-4699cu in
December 4, 2011
When I got my Sphynx I couldn't figure out how to attach the crampon straps either, and the attachments on the mission 75 look the same. Were there a couple weird extra straps that came with the pack? I can't find the website I remember, but this link shows a picture of how the sphynx straps attach. You have to un-thread the straps, pass them through the D-rings, then re-thread the buckles and the clips.
http://www.backcountry.com/store/qanda/106773/How-do-the-str
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
SealLine Widemouth Duffle Bag
February 4, 2010
This looks like just what I had in mind. Thanks alot DakkaGuru.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
SealLine Widemouth Duffle Bag
January 25, 2010
I'm looking for a duffel to strap on top of my car for road trips. Something relatively waterproof so I don't have to worry about my gear getting wet if I drive through a rainstorm. I don't want a roll-top dry bag, but rather a zipper type duffel. Something like the North Face Base Camp duffel but with a good water resistant zipper. Anyone have any suggestions?
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
Mountain Hardwear Sub Zero Down Jacket - Men's
January 7, 2010
This might be a little late, but for anyone else who has the same question: For an all-around coat I would look at a 3-in-1 jacket, with a waterproof shell and a fleece liner that zips inside it, either of which can be worn separately. If you don't have a winter coat, this would offer the most versatility. It won't be quite as warm as a down jacket, but if a 3-in-1 can get me through South Dakota winters I'm sure it can handle New Hampshire.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
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Black Diamond Pursuit Glove
November 5, 2009
Are these gloves suitable for rappelling or belaying? I picked up a pair of BD gloves that are apparently discontinued because I can't find them anywhere online, but they look very similar to these. I was going to use them for ice climbing and I'm concerned that the synthetic material on either side of the leather palm might melt while rappelling or lowering.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
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