Re: Food Storage and Gear reduction
I have an original 18"x14" Ratsack and it weighs 12 ounces, REI reports 6 ounces. Perhaps the new ones are re-designed, but the picture looks identical to my...
ned.bryant 2012-12-29 14:41:27 #71603

Re: Food Storage and Gear reduction
Andy, I think you're on the right path, or at least the same path as me (: The main thing it to simply keep pushing. With the 3 containers at 450g for...
ned.bryant 2012-12-29 14:34:20 #71602

Re: Food Storage and Gear reduction
Interestingly enough, Ratsacks are being sold through REI now. I know someone who has ordered one and received it... so perhaps whatever issues the company...
sumiwada 2012-12-29 14:29:39 #71601

Re: Ultralight Single person tents
   I haven't heard anyone mention the Marmot EOS 1. I love mine, light and easy to set up with a side entrance and a large vestibule that easily...
Marsha Kesselring 2012-12-29 14:28:31 #71600

Re: Food Storage and Gear reduction
   I pack most of my food in baggies and then just stuff it in my pack. I have a mesh rodent proof bag I then put it all in when I get to camp. I...
Marsha Kesselring 2012-12-29 14:21:26 #71599

Re: Food Storage and Gear reduction
Andrew - For many years, the standard stainless steel mesh bag/critter protection was the Ratsack. That product used to be carried by the Grand Canyon...
richard2425848 2012-12-29 14:11:17 #71598

Re: Food Storage and Gear reduction
Funny you should ask... I'm taking advantage of the holidays to dehydrate a bunch of things. Right now, I'm dehydrating leftover cabbage-napa-apple slaw I...
sumiwada 2012-12-29 14:02:15 #71597

Re: Ultralight Single person tents
I love my MSR Hubba. It is a free- standing single tent w/ single pole & super easy and fast to set up. I usually keep my gear in vestibule of fly but have...
Bessie Hyde 2012-12-29 13:41:55 #71596

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