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Marmot Trestles 0 Sleeping Bag: 0 Degree Spirafil
January 24, 2011
I can't help but wonder if this is all a matter of technique. I work at an outdoor shop and I see more than a few people try to roll a bag and then cram the roll into the stuff sack. That would be the wrong approach, and when I show them that they can just stuff it in the STUFFsack in short order... Well, I get all sorts of different reactions.
From my experience with Marmot bags, it's a tight fit, but it's not that hard. You can also look into other stuff sack options, I use a Sea to Summit Dry Comp bag for my down filled back, and I can really compress it much better than just the stuff sack.
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Lowa Banff Pro Backpacking Boot - Men's
March 19, 2010
The shank in these things is one of the most rigid I've come across so far. I work at a small local outfitter and I've seen my fair share of boots, and these things are rock solid. The soles are also very firm, one of the harder mixes of Vibram rubber.
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Lowa Banff Pro Backpacking Boot - Men's
March 19, 2010
They are a higher volume boot. Wider toe boxes than something like a Vasque that tends to taper in towards the end, and have greater volume at the midfoot. I'd suggest trying them before you buy them, although I do believe that they are available in narrow widths.
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