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Barnesy's Climbing Gear Nirvana
Created December 27, 2010
G'day all...
Basically, my goal here is to compile a list of all the 'great' pieces of climbing gear out there... The piece of kit that everyone raves about or is just simply worth every hard-earned dollar you spent on it.
Being from Australia - all this amazing gear is about 1/2 the price of what it is over here (for example - how'd you feel about paying $40 for a single quickdraw!?) and so what may seem pricey for you in the US is like a dream for me here :D- Helpful Votes: 0 Yes |
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Black Diamond Vista Tent: 3-Person 3-Season
August 29, 2011
I'm tossing up between the Vista here and its 2-man equivalent, the BD Mesa. At the end of the day, its predominant use will probably be car camping with my girlfriend as well as perhaps some casual multidayers where weight isn't going to be so crucial.
I'm impressed, borderline amazed at the size specs on the Vista, especially important considering I'm 6'6", but I'm wondering if the weight of the Mesa will make it a more versatile tent for a camping/back-packing crossover.
I guess what I'm wondering is whether it would be better to go for the roomier Vista and then when needed purchase a smaller, lighter, backcountry specific tent - or, try to get the best of both worlds with the Mesa - lighter, but suffer on size... Specialize or generalize? Thoughts anyone? Cheers
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