Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
Reid, I always carry a 3 oz space blanket in GC. I've used it for shelter from the rain and I've used it as a ground cloth many times. Once on a...
rich_rudow 2010-01-18 12:06:22 #59485
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
On 01/18/10 12:33, rich_rudow wrote:
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> 5 - Neither of my Neoair's have ever leaked, but Todd Martin has to
> reinflate his a few times per night. Some...
Reid Priedhorsky 2010-01-18 11:54:44 #59484
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
I had the same "micro leak" -- needed to refill twice per night.Â
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Bob Bordasch 2010-01-18 11:43:27 #59483
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
Hi Jane, I have the 9 ounce 47" length Thermarest Neoair for summer hiking and the full length 13 ounce version for winter hiking. Here are a few of my...
rich_rudow 2010-01-18 11:35:04 #59482
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
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