Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
On 01/18/10 10:23, Bob Bordasch wrote:
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> Thermarest does have a fairly new model, but it is not self-inflating,
I've never had a Thermarest that...
Reid Priedhorsky 2010-01-18 11:12:58 #59481
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
My husband and I used the new neo-air self-inflating pads for two
weeks straight on a hike out of MIneral KIng in the Sierras last
summer. We used the...
Jane Fisher 2010-01-18 11:03:50 #59480
Re: new home page photo
Very cool photo. The Canyon has so many different textures, that's part of the wonder of it! -Alane
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velo_femme 2010-01-18 10:52:42 #59479
Scenic Airways Alternative?
Just spoke with "customer service" at S.A., at was quoted a price of $390 -Boulder City to the village airport. This is almost double the price of previous...
davidstockbridge 2010-01-18 10:36:26 #59478
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
Thermarest does have a fairly new model, but it is not self-inflating, and it is very expensive. It is basically a glorified air mattress with baffles. ...
Bob Bordasch 2010-01-18 09:23:51 #59477
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
Hi Jane, check out the new Thermarest NeoAir - I haven't used it yet but
have heard goof things from a few who...
Peter Borremans 2010-01-18 09:22:29 #59476
sleeping pads for backpacking
Are there any new "incarnations" of the self-inflating sleeping pads out there? It seems like I heard about something. A new generation of Thermarests? ...
Jane 2010-01-18 09:13:48 #59475
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