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Nov 7, 2010 at 10:15 am #1265216
Dale WambaughBPL Member
@dwambaughLocale: Pacific Northwest
I would love to hear about your favorite gear:
Trekking poles:
Sleeping bag:
Sleeping pad:
Rain shell:
Rain pants:
Base layer:
Mid layer
Insulation layer:
Water treatment:
Water container:
My favorites:
Pack: Osprey Exos 46
Trekking poles: Black Diamond Approach flick locks
Shelter: SMD Gatewood
Sleeping bag: MH Lamina 20
Sleeping pad: Therm-a-Rest Prolite small + Z Seat
Rain shell: Patagonia Rainshadow
Rain pants: Marmot Precip
Windshirt: GoLite "original"
Base layer: GoLite C-Thru
Mid layer: MH Polartec Power Stretch zip tee
Insulation layer: MH Compressor
Pants: Outdoor Research Pursuit shoftshell
Shorts: Ex Officio Amphi Shorts
Button-down Shirt: Ex Officio Airstrip Lite
Shoes: Merrell Pulse II mid
Socks: Thorlos Everyday
Hat: Tilley T5
Gloves: MH Tempest
Stove: Coleman F1 (canister), Caldera Cone (alcohol)
Cookware: Brasslite ti 500ml pot, Snow Peak ti bowl, Lite My Fire ti spork, GSI Infinity Insulated mug
Water treatment: Steripen Protector, MicroPur MP-1 tablets, Katadyn Hiker Pro filter
Water container: Nalgene HDPE
Knife/multi-tool: Benchmade Griptilian, Leatherman Style CS, Victorinox paring knife
Compass: Suunto MC-2
Lighting: Fenix E01, Petzl e+lite
Camera: Pentax Optio W90Nov 7, 2010 at 10:37 am #1661889
Ultralite HikerSpectator
Pack: ULA Circuit
Trekking poles: Gossamer Gear Lightrek 4
Shelter: TT DR 2010
Sleeping bag: WM Alder MF for Fall/Winter, Lafuma x600 for Spring/Summer
Sleeping pad: Kooka Bay Custom Mat
Rain shell: I just bring an 0.88 cent poncho. SUL.
Rain pants: See above
Windshirt: Marmot Driclime Windshirt
Base layer: GoLite Wildwood Trail Shirt
Mid layer: Patagonia Capilene 3
Insulation layer: Montbell Alpine Light Down Parka
Pants: REI Sierra Convertible Pants
Shorts: Pants are zip off
Shoes: Solomon XA 3d pro ultras
Socks: Wright Sock Coolmesh II Quarter Socks
Hat: MH Transition
Gloves: MH Powerstretch
Stove: Snowpeak Gigapower Ti
Cookware: Anything from Evernew
Water treatment: Frontier Pro in gravity mode
Water container: Evernew
Knife/multi-tool: Gerber LST
Camera: Panasonic Lumix ZS7Nov 7, 2010 at 12:10 pm #1661905
Dan DurstonBPL Member
@dandydanLocale: Cascadia
Wow this is a lot of categories….
Pack: ULA Ohm* (all around pack), Zpacks Zero w water btl pkts (SUL pack)
Trekking poles: GG LT4's (3 season)
Shelter: HMG Echo I*
Sleeping bag: GoLite Ultra 20*
Sleeping pad: NeoAir Small*
Rain shell: undecided
Rain pants: MYOG CT3.5K.18 Cuben
Windshirt: Montbell UL Windshirt
Base layer: The lightest, quickest drying synthetic (ie. GoLite DriMove Lite)
Mid layer: don't use
Insulation layer: Montbell Ex-Light Vest (summer), not sure for 3 season
Pants: not sure
Shorts: don't use
Shoes: not sure
Socks: DeFeet Levitator Lite Low*
Hat: OR Seattle Sombrero or something similar but lighter
Gloves: Thin wool gloves
Stove: Tri Ti Caldera Cone with 12-10 Stove*
Cookware: Evernew 900ml (solo) or 1.3L (two people)
Water treatment: AquaTabs
Water container: Platy or light plastic water bottle
Knife/multi-tool: Baladeo 22g
Compass: undecided
GPS: don't use
Lighting: Zebralight H51 (if maybe night hiking) or Petzl e+Lite (for around camp)
Camera: undecided
* = Exceptional gear that I highly recommend. The other items are either good but not outstanding, or I don't have enough experience with to highly recommend.Nov 7, 2010 at 12:52 pm #1661913
David UreMember
Pack: Mchale LBP
Trekking poles: Black Diamond Contour
Shelter: MLD SoloMid
Sleeping bag: Golite 3 Season Quilt
Sleeping pad: Neo Air
Rain shell: OR Zealot
Rain pants: None
Windshirt: None
Base layer: First Ascent Paradise Hoody
Mid layer: Mamot Super Hero Softshell
Insulation layer: BPL Cocoon Hoody
Pants: Cloudveil Prospector
Shorts: None
Shoes: Montrail Stratos
Socks: Injini
Hat: OR Sun hat
Gloves: OR pl100
Stove: Monatauk Gnat
Cookware: MLD 800 pot
Water treatment: Micropur tabs
Water container: Platypus
Knife/multi-tool: Fallniven F1
Compass: Suunto
GPS: NoneNov 7, 2010 at 1:00 pm #1661917
Chris BensonMember
@roguenodeLocale: Boulder
Pack: Just sold some packs, waiting on spring to try something new. That MLD burn looks pretty sweet for most of my trips: 2-4 days)
Trekking poles: REI Peak UL – no locking/slipping issues with mine. Have been very durable for me.
Shelter: GG the one
Sleeping bag: WM megalite
Sleeping pad: neoair (L)
Rain shell: Rab drillium
Rain pants: undecided (use golite reeds)
Windshirt: undecided (use montane marathon)
Base layer: Patty Cap 1 / Icebreaker 150
Mid layer: Patty Cap 2 / Icebreaker 200
Insulation layer: Patty R1 hoody / EB FA downlight
Pants: undecided (would like some Arcteryx gamma lt's, but too spendy for me right now)
Shorts: Arcteryx rampart long
Shoes: Inov-8 x-talon 212
Socks: drymax lightweight trail running / icebreaker hike lite mini
Hat: Patty trim brim
Gloves: undecided
Stove: Ti-Tri
Cookware: Evernew 900ml
Water treatment: Steripen opti
Water container: platy 1 & 2 liter
Knife/multi-tool: SOG flash I
Compass: Brunton button
GPS: Garmin 60CSx
Camera: undecidedNov 7, 2010 at 1:25 pm #1661921
Josh NewkirkBPL Member
@newkirkLocale: Australia
Only just got out of high school and havent had a lot of access to different types of gear but ill list the things that i have had good luck with
trekking poles: exped alpinlites
pack: kathmandu katabatic (only 35L), havent used my big pack much
rain jacket: arc teryx theta ar, not very light but havent got wet so far, have had some other jackets that are lighter but they have all soaked through after a while
rain pants: mont austral pants, again not the lightest but a bit heavier duty for bushwhacking
socks: rei light hikers are pretty versatile
shirt: some sort of marmot running shirt
have recently got a lot of new gear so hopefully be able to fill in all of the other items in the next couple of monthsNov 7, 2010 at 1:36 pm #1661922
Ike JutkowitzBPL Member
@ikeLocale: Central Michigan
My gear list is constantly evolving, but there are a few things that are "definites", so perfect in weight and function that they are not likely to be exchanged any time soon. I'll omit the stuff I don't have such strong feelings about.
Pack: MLD Burn!!! (for any trip with resupply options within 5 days). I'd like to do the AT with this pack)
Trekking poles: Don't need em
Shelter: Poncho tarp (MLD pro)
Sleeping bag: WM summerlite
Sleeping pad: Neoair short for comfort. Ridgerest cut to torso (4 oz) size when weight is priority.
Rain shell: poncho tarp above
Rain pants: none
Windshirt: yes. Montbell UL wind parka currently, but open to trying the houdini when available.
Base layer: any microweight merino (smartwool spring/fall, ibex indie for winter)
Mid layer. Capilene 3 (winter only)
Insulation layer: Patagonia Nano Puff
Pants: Columbia Titanium Convertible
Shorts: above
Cookware: The new BPL 550 SUL is not likely to be surpassed. Perfect size, weight, and form for my solo hikes. Really nicely done.
Water treatment: aqua mira tabs
Water container: cheapo 1 L water bottle
Knife/multi-tool: I agree with Dave- Fallkniven F1 is my favorite. I carry a Mora classic though for weight savings.Nov 7, 2010 at 3:55 pm #1661954
Matthew PerryBPL Member
@bigfoot2Locale: Hammock-NOT Tarptent!
Pack: 3 season-Golite Pinnacle, 4 season/alpine-Kelty Phantom full spectra (circa 1998), home-made Gossamer Gear G4.
Trekking poles: Black Diamond flick-loc
Shelter: Warbonnet Blackbird (below tree line), Modified Golite Hex 3 (above tree line), old Sierra Designs Stretch Dome (Winter/heavy snow).
Sleeping bag: Exped Wallcreeper, custom Bigfoot quilt, various under quilts for hammock, Marmot Never Summer (winter).
Sleeping pad: Exped 3/4 down mat, Gossamer Gear Thinlighte pad(when on the ground)
Rain shell:Custom poncho, TNF Apex soft shell jacket.
Rain pants: Arc'tyrex Gamma LT soft shells.
Windshirt: REI OXT bike jacket–3.5 oz.
Base layer: No-name synthetics.
Mid layer: No-name fleece.
Insulation layer: Marmot Guide's down vest, Eddie Bauer down vest, LL Bean down jacket (winter).
Pants: REI Sahara or Arc'terx gamma LT soft shells, Utilikilt.
Shorts: Utilikilt.
Shoes:Keen Tarkhees, TNF Hedgehogs, NB Country Walkers Waterproof.
Socks:Alpaca wool socks.
Hat:Golite Team cap.
Gloves: REI wool mittens/finger-less gloves (3 season), Outdoor Research Snowline gloves (winter).
Stove: Vargo Jet-Ti canister, Brunton remote fuel line (winter w/Vargo Jet-Ti), Vargo Triad alcohol stove (3 season).
Cookware: Ancient Open Country pot/lid (3.5 oz.).
Water treatment: Aquamira Drops.
Water container: Platty (3 season), home-made aluminum bottles for winter (Coors cans with screw off lids).
Knife/multi-tool: Mora Miki w/custom sheath, Gerber LST, Swiss Army Classic.
Compass: Brunton 12 NL compass.
GPS: Nope..map/compass only.
Camera:Fuji FinePix XP10 waterproof/shockproof digital.
BFNov 7, 2010 at 7:33 pm #1662038
Mike WBPL Member
@skopeoLocale: British Columbia
…Nov 7, 2010 at 7:47 pm #1662044
D GSpectator
@dangLocale: Pacific Northwet
Pack: ULA Ohm
Trekking poles: GG LT4
Shelter:MLD speedmid/netting skirt
Sleeping bag:BPL/Nunatak arc-x (similar to arc specialist)
Sleeping pad:exped downmat though I typically use a Prolite plus 48 inch
Rain shell:Rainshield 02
Rain pants:Golite Whim
Windshirt:OR hooded pullover (not sure model number)
Base layer:Patagonia wool2
Mid layer: none
Insulation layer:Cocoon Hoodie
Pants:Railrider extreme adventure
Shorts:Tadgear nylon
Shoes:inov-8 terroc
Socks:smartwool adrenalin
Hat:OR baseball cap or bandana
Gloves:Rab ? model
Stove:Bushbuddy/Snowpeak gigapower
Cookware:Evernew 900
Water treatment:Steripen
Water container:playpus
Knife/multi-tool:Jaarvenpa puuko
Compass:basic silva baseplate model
Camera:casio (don't know model number)
================Nov 7, 2010 at 8:04 pm #1662047
Michael FogartyBPL Member
@mfog1Locale: Midwest
Pack: McHale Chasm (if I had to pick only one)
Trekking poles: Leki ultra-lites, non anti-shock
Shelter: MLD Grace Duo Spinntex Tarp
Sleeping bag: Nunatak Arc Specialist Epic
Sleeping pad: Neo-Air
Rain shell: Marmot Pre-cip
Rain pants: OR ?
Windshirt: NA
Base layer: Patagonia #2
Mid layer Patagonia #3
Insulation layer: Montbell Thermawrap parka
Pants: REI Shara
Shorts: REI Shara, same as above
Shoes: Montrail Hurricane Ridge, Montrail Torre GTX
Socks: Darn Tough
Hat: Tilley
Gloves: REI ?
Stove: Jet Boil, (Caldera Cone,Fosters can,Gram Cracker Esbit stove)
Cookware: JetBoil, MLD 850ML mug, MSR. Titan Kettle
Water treatment: Aqua Mira
Water container: 1 qt Gator-Aid's, 1 liter platty's, 2-3 liter platty's with hyd. tube
Compass: Silva ?
Camera: Nikon Coolpix ?Nov 7, 2010 at 8:12 pm #1662051
Mark VerberBPL Member
@verberLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
I don't have time right now to rethink such a list… but my perfect (or nearly so) gear covers many of these categories.
–markNov 8, 2010 at 4:52 am #1662116
David ChenaultSpectator
@davecLocale: The West Slope
Pack: One of my homemade ones, Talon 22
Trekking poles: Homemade, GosGear grips on fiberglass XC ski poles
Shelter: MLD Trailstar
Sleeping bag: Western Mountaineering, BPL synthetic
Sleeping pad: Ridgerest
Rain shell: Arc'teryx Alpha SL pullover
Rain pants: Montane Featherlite
Windshirt: Houdini
Base layer: Cap 2
Mid layer powerstretch hoody
Insulation layer: pile hoody, Patagonia DAS
Pants: Patagonia Traverse
Shorts: Patagonia Ultra
Shoes: LaSportiva Crossleather
Socks: Darn Tough 1/4 crew
Hat: Headsweats visor
Gloves: OR Omni
Stove: BPL ti wing
Cookware: various
Water treatment: Sweetwater
Water container: Nalgene
Knife/multi-tool: Tiny Gerber, Swistec Tool
Compass: Suunto MCA
Camera: Canon S90Nov 8, 2010 at 5:54 am #1662123
Ken T.BPL Member
Interesting to see lack of GPS in so many lists. Maps are cool!Nov 8, 2010 at 6:14 am #1662127
Brad RogersBPL Member
@mocs123Locale: Southeast Tennessee
Pack: Six Moon Designs Swift '10
Trekking poles: Gossamer Gear LT4
Shelter: Gossamer Gear SpinnShelter
Sleeping bag: Golite Ultra 20
Sleeping pad: Thermarest Ridgerest
Rain shell: DriDucks
Rain pants: Golite Reed
Windshirt: Montane Aero
Base layer: Mountain Hardwear Wicked T
Mid layer: None
Insulation layer: Mont-Bell UL Down Inner Jacket
Pants: REI Sierra Convertible
Shorts: Under Armor Running Shorts
Shoes: Salomon XA Pro 3D Ultra
Socks: Smartwool Adrenaline 1/4
Hat: Mountain Hardwear Micro Dome
Gloves: Mountain Hardwear Power Stretch Gloves
Stove: Trail Designs Caldera Cone
Cookware: Backpacking Light Firelite 550
Water treatment: Aquamira
Water container: Gatorade Bottle
Knife/multi-tool: Spyderco Ladybug
Compass: Sunnto M-2
GPS: None
Camera: Olympus Stylus 720WP (maybe not the best, but has served me well for over 4 years)Nov 8, 2010 at 6:17 am #1662129
Fred ericBPL Member
@fre49Locale: France, vallée de la Loire
I hiked 5% solo, 95% with my wife, now we are starting to hike with a 4 years old.
Pack: didnt found one i was 100% happy with
Trekking poles: Komperdell KC3
Shelter: spinntwinn / kifaru paratipi / shangri la5 depending of number of people , and expected conditions
Sleeping bag: valandré mirage short zip
Sleeping pad: neoair
Rain shell: rab drillium or vertical shelter ultra depending of condtions
Rain pants: vertical mp+
Base layer:silkbody / BPL hoodie / driza bone 270g/m2 from hot to well below freezing
Mid layer : usualy none if one : arcteryx delta LT zip
Insulation layer: cocoon vest / hoodie / nunatak skaha+ from 3 seasons to alpine winter
Pants: summer still testing,
winter schoffel glenwood
Shorts:i dont use shorts
Shoes:best fit for me is lowa renegade, still searching something lighter and comfortable
Socks:summer : xsock, winter smartwool midweight
Hat: still testing
Gloves: icebreaker 200 + BPL VB mitts + odlo undergloves if alpine winter
Stove: Bushbuddy when possible, primus express spider otherwise
Cookware: BPL sul 1100
Water treatment:micropure forte
Water container:platy
Knife/multi-tool:ladybug , fallkniven wm1 sometimes ( like when fishing and doing fires )
Compass: plain silva 26g
GPS:usualy none except when snowshoeing or countries with only 1/200 000 maps… then etrex legend C
Camera: olympus EP2Nov 8, 2010 at 6:22 am #1662131
ben woodMember
@benwoodLocale: flatlands of MO
Pack:MLD super prophet
Trekking poles:carbon komperdells
Shelter:um, so far squall classic from gossamer gear
Sleeping bag:JRB shenandoah
Sleeping pad:z-lite, suluk46 pf
Rain shell:marmot mica
Rain pants: ?
Windshirt: ?
Base layer: capilene 2 or smartwool l/s zip
Mid layer: capilene 3
Insulation layer: depends, down sweater or montbell down vest
Pants: ?
Shorts: salomon XT lite
Shoes: hmm. for backpacking maybe the crosslites, but for running MT101
Socks: smartwool crews for cool/cold, injinji for warmer
Hat: free visor from a race
Gloves: OR fleece, not sure which model
Stove: oh man, only one?! fosters can trail designs setup
Cookware: again fosters can
Water treatment: micropur tabs
Water container: platy, recycled gatorade or water bottle
Knife/multi-tool: homemade from my friend
Compass: silva a10? simple cheap and works
GPS: – none
Camera: – noneNov 8, 2010 at 6:26 am #1662132
Curt PetersonBPL Member
@curtpetersonLocale: Pacific Northwest
For Pacific Northwest and XL or XXL Kit –
Pack: Granite Gear Nimbus (usually modified version @ 2lbs)
Trekking poles: LL Bean fixed length ski (cheaper & lighter)
Shelter: Grand Trunk/OES/Te-Wa Hammock Setup or GoLite Hex 3
Sleeping bag: MontBell #1, #2, or #4 depending on conditions
Sleeping pad: POE Ether
Rain shell: In the market – unhappy with most everything
Rain pants: Never wear them – DriDucks if I do take them
Windshirt: LL Bean 3oz version no longer made. Best ever!
Base layer: In the market – pretty impressed by light Merino
Mid layer: Various synthetic t-shirts. Mostly mesh.
Insulation layer: Patagonia Down Sweater or First Ascent
Pants: Running pants with the mesh cut out. Light, cheap
Shorts: Usually swimming trunks with the mesh cut out
Shoes: New Balance trail shoes or Vasque trail shoes
Socks: Injinji or thin Merino depending on conditions
Hat: In the market – unhappy with almost everything except a ball cap
Gloves: Lavawool thin gloves or OR fleece if it's winter
Stove: SOTO for canister, Caldera Sidewinder if it's Esbit
Cookware: Evernew 0.9
Water treatment: SteriPen Opti
Water container: GSI Mug
Knife/multi-tool: Varies, but just got a Baladeo 22
Compass: Small basic one – stays in my pack 99% of the time
GPS: Motion X GPS for iOS usually. Gecko 301 for high use.
Camera: Backpacking buddy with semi-pro skills :)Nov 8, 2010 at 9:20 am #1662170
Eric BlumensaadtBPL Member
@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
My wish list includes:
1. light eVent rain parka and pants
2. Newest Steripen
3. Caldera Cone Tri-Ti stove
4. Hilleberg Nallo winter tent
5. Ortovox S1 avalanche beacon
6. Cabela's down underwear pants (to wear with my EB down jacket to extend the range of my WM Megalite bag)Nov 8, 2010 at 9:22 am #1662171
Eric BlumensaadtBPL Member
@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
TENT> TT Moment
BAG> WM Megalite
PACK> '08 REI Cruise UL 60 W/side pockets
STOVE> Brunton Flex or Vargo Jet-Ti canister stoves
MAT> Thermarest Prolite
H2O> Steripen Adventurer/Katadyn Micropur chlorine dioxide tabs
RAINGEAR> Cabela'sRainy River PacLite GTX suit
JACKET> Eddie Bauer First Ascent Downlite jacket
PANTS> 5.11 brand nylon "canvas" tactical pants
GPS> Garmin Colorado 300
KNIFE> Gerber LST lockbladeNov 8, 2010 at 1:07 pm #1662253
Brian CampriniBPL Member
@bcampriniLocale: Southern Appalachians
Pack: McHale LBP, Osprey Talon 22. Fit is crucial.
Trekking poles: BD flicklocks–any model
Shelter: End gathered hammocks with whoopie slings, Floorless Mid's, big tarps
Sleeping bag: Western Mountaineering (Versalite), Katabatic Quilts (Palisade)
Sleeping pad: They are all compromises
Rain shell: Again, they're all compromises, and expensive.
Rain pants: REI UL Rainpants, nothing fancy, but quiet(ish)
Windshirt: Houdini, Dragonfly
Base layer: Patagonia Merino 2, Smartwool, Cap 2
Mid layer: Polartec 100, Powerstretch
Insulation layer: 800+ fill down. Miracle stuff. Montbell is a great value.
Pants: Still not totally satisfied with anything…but I'm hard to fit.
Shorts: Synthetic athletic shorts with a good waistband–any brand. Nothing too delicate.
Underwear: Smartwool boxer briefs.
Shoes: Various Montrails, Brooks Cascadias, Crocs. Anything that fits well.
Socks: Vermont Darn Toughs, Injinjis
Hat: OR Swift Cap, Smartwool Beanie (work well together–stretchy beanie can go on top of cap)
Gloves: OR Omni gloves (cool, grippy, glow in the dark palms)
Stove: Canister stoves (Snowpeak Litemax is what I use, but most of them are good). Esbits are great if you don't mind the stink.
Cookware: Snowpeak 700 mug
Water treatment: Steripen Opti
Water container: HDPE nalgene, 2+ liter Platy.
Knife/multi-tool: Victorinox Classic Mini
Compass: Anything that points North.
GPS: n/a
Camera: Lumix GF2 (You know you need it. Sell me your old GF1 to help justify it.)Nov 8, 2010 at 2:36 pm #1662277
Aaron ReichowMember
@areichowLocale: Northern Minnesota
I'm going to separate mine into two groups. The first is items actually consider my favorites, the second is gear that I have that is good enough that I don't feel justified in spending money on something better or more purpose built.
Pack: ULA Circuit, Granite Gear Nimbus Meridian
Trekking poles: Outdoor Products Latch Lock ($24/pair)
Shelter: Tarptent Double Rainbow, Bear Paw Tents Pyra (a bit premature, but I'm hopeful!)
Sleeping bag: GoLite Ultralite 20, Montbell UL Super Stretch #3
Sleeping pad: Kooka Bay custom insulated mat
Rain pants: DriDucks Ultra Lite 2 Pants
Base layer: Icebreaker RedRam SS/LS Merino Top
Mid layer: First Ascent Cloud Layer Fleece
Insulation layer: First Ascent Downlight
Pants: Mountain Hardwear Canyon Pants
Shorts: Medalist boxer briefs – Shorts are Overrated
Button-down Shirt: People wear button-downs hiking?!
Shoes: Keen Oregon PCT Boot – probably 3x heavier than what most BPLers wear…
Socks: Smartwool Light Hiker
Hat: Outdoor Research Sombriolet
Gloves: Cheap Fleece Workgloves/Liners
Stove: Brunton Raptor
Cookware: Backcountry 700 mL Pot, Snow Peak Ti Spork
Water treatment: Katadyn Hiker Pro filter, MicroPur MP-1 tablets, Aquamira Frontier Pro
Water container: Platypus, Nalgene Wide-Mouth Flexible Collapsible Water Bottle
Knife/multi-tool: Leatherman Micra
Default/Good Enough
Lighting: Princeton Tec Quad
Camera: Canon Digital ELPH
Rain shell: DriDucks Ultra Lite 2 Jacket, Eddie Bauer Rippac
Windshirt: DriDucks Ultra Lite 2 Jacket, Eddie Bauer RippacNov 8, 2010 at 4:59 pm #1662316
Robert PerkinsSpectator
@rp3957Locale: The Sierras
Pack: Six Moons Designs, Swift
Trekking poles: Black Diamond, flint-lock
Shelter: TarpTent, The Moment
Sleeping bag: WM, Summerlight
Sleeping pad: Thermarest, Ridgerest Deluxe, modified
Rain shell: Dri-Ducks
Rain pants: Dri-Ducks cut and hemmed to cover shorts only.
Windshirt: N/A
Base layer: Short-sleeve running shirt
Mid layer: Patagonia, Cap 2
Insulation layer: Patagonia, Nano-Puff
Pants: REI, old style convertable pants
Shorts: see above
Shoes: Brooks, Cascadias
Socks: WigWam, light hikers
Hat: Wide brimmed hat, baseball caps
Gloves: Nike
Stove: Homemade alcohol
Cookware: BackpackingLite 550
Water treatment: Pur filter
Water container: Gatoraide bottles
Knife/multi-tool: Swiss Micro
Compass: N/A
Camera: I 'bum' pictures off of buddies, I do the planning, they take the pictures!Nov 8, 2010 at 5:44 pm #1662331
Eugene SmithBPL Member
@eugeneiusLocale: Nuevo Mexico
This one is fun.
Pack: MLD Burn w/ Prophet hipbelt
Trekking poles: TiGoat AGP's
Shelter: MLD Monk (spinnaker)= Great weather and one uber light trip.
Sleeping bag: Nunatak Arc Specialist (custom)
Sleeping pad: Gossamer Gear Nightlight 2/3rds length
Rain shell: I guess my Marmot Mica… eh.
Rain pants: n/a
Windshirt: Patagonia Nine Trails
Base layer: BPL Beartooth Hoody
Mid layer: BPL Beartooth Hoody
Insulation layer: Montbell UL Down Parka
Pants: Patagonia Coolweather Tights
Shorts: New Balance split shorts 3' inseam w/ gel pocket
Shoes: New Balance MT101's
Socks: Darn Tough Vermont 1/4 cushion merino
Hat: Buff Wear Merino wool version
Gloves: Arcteryx Delta SV gloves
Stove: Traildesigns Ti-Tri Inferno
Cookware: MSR Titan Kettle
Water treatment: Frontier Pro + Katadyn Micropur tablets
Water container: Aquafina 1L
Knife/multi-tool: custom made Mora
Compass: n/a
GPS: Garmin Forerunner 405… for trail running and racing.
Camera: Canon SD1400ISNov 8, 2010 at 6:13 pm #1662341
David LutzMember
@davidlutzLocale: Bay Area
It is fun…but I don't know why. Gear lists are like record collections, fingerprints and snow flakes – no two are exactly alike.
A lot of this stuff I bought here. I learned about all of it here.
Pack: GoLite Jam 2
Trekking poles: GG LT4
Shelter: MLD Sil Duomid
Sleeping bag: GolIte Ulta 20
Sleeping pad: Neoair
Rain shell: Marmot Precip
Rain pants: n/a
Windshirt: GoLite Ether
Base layer: Rail Riders
Mid layer: BPL Beartooth Hoody
Insulation layer: Montbell UL Alpine Light Down Jacket
Pants: REI
Shorts: I roll up the pants
Shoes: Never really happy
Socks: REI
Hat: Sunday Afternoon
Gloves: Patagonia liners (bought in 1982)
Stove: Custom Traildesigns Caldera for my MSR Titan Mug
Cookware: MSR Titan Mug
Water treatment: Steripen
Water container: Nalgene collapsible
Knife/multi-tool: Swiss Army (the little one)
Compass: n/a
GPS: n/a
Camera: Canon Something or other
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Wheat Free Recipe
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Hans Rudolf Manuel Deutsch (1525–1571) was a Swiss artist.[1] He made several of the woodcuts for De re metallica (the metals and mining treatise by Georgius Agricola, the "father of mineralogy") and for Sebastian Münster's Cosmographia (the widely circulated encyclopedic book published in 24 editions in several languages between 1544 and 1628).
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Last week, controversial prophet TB Joshua predicted that Hillary Clinton would win the US Presidential election.
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File this one under: What Brad Lidge means when he talks about talent. Earlier this week, Brad Lidge said in a MLB.com video that the Nationals were the most talented team he's ever been on. Of course, there was immediate backlash from Phillies fans: some took offense to it (check the comments here, for example), while others seemed indifferent. In any case, ESPN's Jayson Stark caught up with Lidge to clarify what Lidge meant by "talent". And clarify, he did, along with ex-Phillies mates Chad Durbin and Jayson Werth: Talent doesn't equal winning. Until it does. Or something. *shrug* The key takeaway from the Stark piece is that Lidge doesn't believe Stephen Strasburg is better than Roy Halladay; but both Lidge and Durbin believe the radar guns were not running hot at Roger Dean Stadium the other night (via Stark): "That's what people are struggling with right now," Lidge said. "When I talk about 'talent,' I would expect people to have enough baseball sense to know that '...
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Wow! We're at the mid-point for our Ephemera Artists series! I hope you're all enjoying it so far - isn't it fascinating to see how these artists interpret the ephemera in our lives?
|"Mr. a" by Robert Hugh Hunt
Mission accomplished! That's exactly what I see when I see his works. What I noticed when viewing his large collection of collages is that, to me anyway, Robert lets the ephemera speak to him, and he then works with it. I love that his work is a very coherent collection, but that each separate piece is its own entity.
Robert began creating collages the same way I did - mail art. This is what he has to say about it:
"I started making collage in the eighties. There was a huge mail art movement. I have always had a yard sale/ thrift store mentality though, I collected ephemera, even before I started using it in art. Things would just catch my eye."I can most certainly relate to that! :D
|"The Restaurant 2008" by Robert Hugh Hunt - made with shopping lists!
I first became aware of Robert's work via one of my favorite books, Masters: Collage , curated by Randel Plowman (if you own the book, Robert's work begins on page 56). When I first got the book a couple of years ago, I remember poring over his pieces to see how he connects things. His work inspired me to get out of my comfort zone and to look at color and texture, rather than what that piece of ephemera used to be. I also take this quote to heart:
"Originality doesn't mean making something that's completely new; nothing is completely new. Originality means breaking and bending and shaping what's come before until it belongs to you."I always come back to that quote when I'm critical of my own work. Thanks for the inspiration, Robert.
Enjoy your weekend, everyone! I'll be back with the second half of our series on Monday! :D


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The woods move past her in a blur.
Her breath comes fast and loud and sharp, her shoes pounding the dirt.
She trips over a root or branch, she barely even notices. She scrambles to her feet because she has to keep going.
She is running for her life.
A bullet sings past her ear, she ducks, swearing under her breath. She has to find somewhere to hide. Somewhere safe. You can see the dirt smudged on her face, a seeping cut across her cheek. Her telltale pupils are wide with adrenaline, but her expression is surprisingly calm, calculated, concentrating. This is what she has been trained for. She has foreseen all the variables, prepared for every outcome. She will run until she is safe.
"Wait!" The voice rings through the trees until it sounds like it is coming from everywhere.
She runs harder, her feet flying, but she stumbles again and she can hear his footsteps, crashing through the underbrush. The sound is getting closer. So close. She stands to her feet, the world spinning. She tries to run but there is something holding her back, on her arm. A hand. She stares at those fingers as if it were the hand of the devil himself.
"Arianna, please."
The emotions consume her all at once. The terror, the betrayal, the pain, and, of course, true love.
"You must forgive me." His face is smudged like her own, his hair unwashed and tangled from the elements, but somehow he looks even more handsome for it.
When she speaks, her voice is raw with emotion, a single tear glistens over the grime of her soft pale cheek. "What have you done?"
His soft brown eyes hold her gaze, telling her truths that his mouth could never utter. He grazes her jaw with one rough, bloodstained hand, and gently cups her face, brushing the tear with his thumb. She closes her eyes, giving in to her emotions - giving in to him. He turns her face up to meet his, and kisses her gently, passionately, thoroughly.
She lifts her head to kiss him back, but somehow her forehead meets his nose.
"Ow! Jeez!" He backs away, holding his nose.
"Sorry, I was going to the right, and you were... going to the left..." I can't even make eye contact.
The woods are alive with people. Camera and lighting people sigh and move back to starting positions. Makeup artists rush in to dust us with more powder and fake dirt and fix our hair, which has to be tangled and dirty in a very specific way. Some of the other cast members are laughing on a corner of the set. My co-star runs over to join them. I feel my cheeks burning all the way up to my ears.
"Charlie, what was that?" The director comes over in his stained grey t-shirt and khaki shorts.
"Sorry, coach, I went right instead of left."
"Didn't we go over this yesterday and this morning during read-through? First right and then left, otherwise his nose blocks your entire face from the side angle."
"It just feels a bit unnatural for me, but I'll get the hang of it, I guess."
"Well why don't we turn the whole shot around for you, Charlie? You can run north instead of south so that the kiss can be to the right, hmm?" His voice is saturated with sarcasm. Then he stops and really looks at me. "You're nervous, aren't you? You told me you were experienced."
I stare at the ground.
"Charlie, was that your first kiss?"
I notice that his socks don't match. Why don't directors know how to dress themselves?
I meet his gaze, and he sees the truth in my eyes. I'm not much of an actress once the cameras are off. Pretty much an open book, actually.
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Beroel was stopped by guards as he approached the cathedral. They held their swords high at him. This seemed to be a growing trend. But hopefully this would work. He was completely unarmed. Not that he could take on four guards by himself, but his chances of walking away unharmed were slim if he said the wrong thing.
"What is your business with the High Priest?" the guards asked.
"I will speak to High Priest." Beroel said.
They laughed, "Don't be so sure of yourself."
He wasn't sure how well it was going, "Help, yes?"
The one guard snickered, "I could perhaps let you through for a few coins."
"What is?" He asked.
The guards turned to themselves, "What's wrong with this kid?" one asked.
"It doesn't matter. Let's check if he has anything on him."
They turned to him, "You may see the High Priest, but we need to search you."
The guards surrounded him. They patted him down and sifted through his pockets. Beroel was confused, but there was no fighting it. He only had five coins in his pocket, all of which the guards took. But they seemed pleased with their find. They examined the glistening red coins.
"What are these?" the guard asked.
"Not sure how called." the warrior responded.
He held up the coin, "Do you have more?"
"I will see High Priest?"
The guard narrowed his eyes, "I'll let you in. But I'm escorting you out and you'll give me as much as I want. You understand?"
The other guard turned to him, "How do you get to keep it all to yourself?"
Another chimed in, "Yeah! I want my cut too!"
The first guard sighed, "You'll all get a share of whatever I find on him."
They turned to Beroel and grabbed his arms. They pushed him through the cathedral doors. The main room had a tall ceiling with beautifully designed glass windows as well as stone benches that sat in rows in front of a podium similar to the longhouse, but so much more grand. They let him into another room that looked like a library. Scholars worked diligently as they arranged books, read, and scribed letters. Towards the back of the library was a spiral staircase that they ascended. Upstairs, at the end of a hallway was a grand door fitted with gems. The guards knocked and a voice from inside beckoned to enter.
"What is the meaning of this visit?" an elderly man with a long grey beard asked.
"This man has been requesting to speak with you all morning," the guard pushed Beroel forward, "Make it quick."
The old man stared at the warrior. He was nervous. This may be his only chance. He had prepared with [the man from the tavern] all morning to practice the words he would say. What if he spoke them out of order? There was no going back now.
"I am from Zehnai lands. I seek help from High Priest. People are sick and hungry. Zehnai need help."
The guard heckled, "Sounds like a beggar. I'm sorry, High Priest Tacim. I will remove him."
But as the guard approached, the High Priest ordered him to stop. He stared at Beroel as to see into his mind and determine his true motive. The warrior began to sweat. But at last, the old man smiled.
"You must explain more, child. I will pray for the sick and hungry, but I must know who they are."
"Help...yes?" Beroel asked.
The High Priest turned to the guards, "Where is this man from?"
The guards shook their heads, "I heard a couple of days ago they came with some merchant carts. But no one knows where."
Tacim pondered a moment as he looked at the guard, "What have you found on him?"
The guard gulped, "Nothing, your holiness."
He scrunched his brow, "Do you lie in the temple of the gods?"
"No! I wouldn't dream of it!"
"Bring what you've found."
The guard mumbled to himself as he gathered up the coins he took. The High Priest extended his hand the coins were plopped into his palm. He examined them closely. The old man seemed very intrigued.
"Bring me one of the scholars."
The guards rushed off out the door. Alone, Tacim turned back to Beroel, who stood anxious. Why did they care so much about four small coins? It was only enough to buy a meager loin of pork and a few potatoes. These people were dressed so rich, wouldn't they just scoff at such a simple amount?
"This metal comes from Ruun, yes?"
"Zehnai come from Ruun once, yes"
The High Priest realized he would not get much more information from this man alone. But soon the guards returned with one of the scholars from the library and Tacim greeted him. The scholar bowed and approached him. The High Priest held out his hand and the young man examined the coins.
"The metal appears to be from Ruun...but no one has been able to travel to there in ages. This sort of thing is rare."
"What is 'Zehnai'?" the High Priest asked.
The scholar shook his head, "Our research of Ruun is very limited-"
Beroel cut in, "We are Zehnai. Travel across beach for help. We starve and suffer uh...how is called 'haibio'."
The scholar scratched his head, "He looks similar to the Rummai. Perhaps they've rebuilt."
"We've seen Rummai before," the guard added, "Most are pirates. They're a bunch of lousy cheats and thieves."
The scholar nodded, "So I've heard..."
"But you've said they did not come by ship?" Tacim asked.
"They could've tricked the merchants. I wouldn't put it past a Rummai." the guard said.
But another added, "The pirates we've seen don't have coins like that. The Rummai trade in gold and nothing less."
Tacim folded his arms, "I will hope you've discovered that fact through legal methods."
"Of course, your holiness!"
The scholar continued to study the coins, "This metal could be valuable. But we'd need much more of it to determine a proper application."
Tacim turned back to Beroel, "That red metal. Do you have more?"
"Coin?" Beroel asked.
"No. The red metal itself. Do you have more?"
Beroel though for a moment, "Armor?" he asked pointing to one of the guards.
Tacim sighed and returned to the guards, "Bring him back to whoever he is staying and retrieve all of this metal that you can find. All of it. The gods will know if you deceive me."
The guards grabbed Beroel and pulled him towards the doorway. He struggled with them. What did he say wrong? Was the High Priest going to help him? He tried to break free.
"Help, yes?" He asked the old man.
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PASS Points Races Down To The Wire Heading To Concord's Thanksgiving Classic/Mason Dixon Meltdownby Press Release November 16, 2012 0 comments
CHARLOTTE, NC (November 15) – Since 2006, the Thanksgiving Classic/Mason Dixon Meltdown has been one of the most anticipated events of the year for fans of the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Models. Fans and racers will cap off the Thanksgiving holiday weekend by traveling to Concord (NC) Speedway in the heart of stock car racing country. And once again, they will see the PASS National and PASS South championships decided on the tough triangular half-mile speed plant. The PASS National Championship is down to two of the best in the business, two-time National Champion Ben Rowe and North Carolina veteran Jay Fogleman. After last weekend's North South Shootout at Caraway Speedway, PASS National points took a 30 point swing following a tough afternoon for Rowe and a win by Fogleman. Rowe struggled to a 16th place finish after being involved in an accident with Jordan Anderson. Fogleman now enjoys a 15 point advantage over Rowe, but he is far from content to ride around and collect points. After all, he can't be. While he has a slight cushion over Rowe, he trails Kyle Grissom by just four points for the PASS South championship heading to tough triangle.
"I'm looking forward to it, I've always liked going to Concord," said Fogleman. "Last year we went there with a 10 point advantage over Ryan Blaney, had a flat tire, and didn't get a chance to race for the PASS South championship. So anything can happen and we'll just go out there and race as hard as we can and see what happens."
For Kyle Grissom, you might say his season hit a snag in September. The beginning of the month had many thinking Grissom was going to cruise relatively easy to his first PASS South championship. He took his record tying fifth win of the season at Caraway Speedway in the Labor Day Classic and looked to be nearly unbeatable. But, in the three races since that win at Caraway, Grissom has lost points to his nearest championship rivals. Again at Caraway, but this time in the North South Shootout, Grissom raced solidly in the top five and appeared to be on his way to a good finish. But, contact between he and Brandon Ward late in the race sent Grissom spinning to an 11th place finish. Now with just a scant four point lead over Fogleman and only 16 points separating the top four in points, Grissom knows the stakes are high heading to the Thanksgiving Classic/Mason Dixon Meltdown.
"It's just going come down to who is the best and doesn't have any bad luck," said Grissom, who won at Concord back in May. "We have hit a string of bad luck the last two races and now we basically have to be perfect in this final race."
After digging his way out of an early season deficit, Preston Peltier finds himself with a chance to win his second PASS South championship. The 2010 champion has two wins this season and is just six points behind Grissom after a fifth place finish in the North South Shootout. And, for Peltier, you could not find a much better place to race for the championship than Concord Speedway. Peltier started his Super Late Model racing career at Concord in the Big 10 Series and is a former track champion there. As per usual at Concord, Peltier knows fans will definitely have an exciting end to the Thanksgiving weekend.
"You can't count out any of those guys, we're all good at Concord," said Peltier. "It's been a hard fought fight all year long and I'm sure there will be some fireworks before it's all done."
And sitting in the wings, racing hard and watching everything that is going on, will be Brandon Ward. The New Day Motorsports driver and his veteran team have been perhaps the most pleasant surprise of 2012. The team has raced with PASS since 2006 and Ward was able to score their first two victories this year at Wake County (NC) Speedway and Anderson (SC) Motor Speedway. Ward led the points during the Summer and now sits fourth in points, just 16 points behind Grissom.
"This PASS South points race has been really close all year, so the fact that anyone in the top four can win in the last race at Concord doesn't surprise me at all," said Ward. "This has been one of the closest points battles that I have ever been a part of and just proves how tough the competition is this year."
And one could argue that the momentum which has carried the #62 team through this season all started at Concord in last year's Thanksgiving Classic/Mason Dixon Meltdown. Ward led the race late and eventually finished fifth. A fact not lost on him when it comes to his chances at winning the championship.
"As a team, we treat this like any other race," Ward continued. "We are going to try and win the race and let the points fall however they will. I'm very proud of the effort my guys on this kpmoto.com team have made all year and I know they are excited to get back to Concord."
Action gets under way Friday afternoon, November 23rd with rotating practice for the PASS South Super Late Models and PASS Pro Late Models from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM. On Saturday, November 24th rotating practice starts at 10 am, with qualifying at 12 Noon, the PASS Pro Late Models debut with a 75 lapper at 1:30 PM and Thanksgiving Classic/Mason Dixon Meltdown will go green for 200 laps 2:45 PM. Fans who bring one unwrapped toy to the races will get $5 off their general admission ticket. For more information, please go to ProAllStarsSeries.com. For technical information on any PASS division, please contact Scott Reed at 207-625-3230. For marketing or media related questions, please contact Alan Dietz at firstname.lastname@example.com or 704-231-2039. And, be sure to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook.