Re: More on light-weight hiking
John,
I tried that with my Thermorest and it also still held air. Does
that count for testing criteria? Hee hee
Phil
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Phil Gutkin 2005-12-20 13:08:25 #39087
Re: More on light-weight hiking
I think the 3.9oz weight of Nalgene Lexan is too low; I think
I got about 6oz. That's an unconscionable 20% overhead.
I'm not sure why everyone keeps...
johngeyles 2005-12-20 12:20:39 #39086
Re: More on light-weight hiking
Your comment about all your eggs in one basket is very important.
You also can hook your Platypus drinking tube directly to the 2 quart
soda bottle. Cheap,...
Dick Matthews 2005-12-20 10:41:17 #39085
Re: More on light-weight hiking
m_landman 2005-12-20 09:59:28 #39084
Re: More on light-weight hiking
Ms. Hyde,
GATORADE 20 OZ. 1.5
GATORADE 32 OZ. 1.8
GATORADE 64 OZ. 2.9
32 OZ. NALGENE BOTTLE 3.9
32 OZ SOFT SIDE...
Dick Matthews 2005-12-20 07:42:44 #39083
Re: More on light-weight hiking
Randy,
I gave up my Nalgene bottles 3-4 years ago, have only used Gatorade
bottles since. I have never had a problem with them leaking. I have
dropped them...
Bob Holland 2005-12-20 06:18:45 #39082
Re: More on light-weight hiking
I managed to puncture a full platy when it did a kamikaze jump out of the top of the pack onto some rocks. I added the platy patches to my emergency kit.
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Bob Washburn 2005-12-19 23:54:47 #39081
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