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    WTS Stokerized HD-SS1 Stabilizer

    Stokerized HD-SS1 is a carbon stabilizer with 4 harmonic dampeners. $259 new Asking $150 tyd PayPal
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    Sold MBG Ascent Verdict Single Pin .019

    Gently used MBG Ascent Verdict Single Pin Slider .019 pin. This has third access. I must have tossed the original packaging, but has stainless mounting screws and will come with most sight tapes. This was mounted on a bow only used for yard practice. Asking $160 tyd PayPal
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    Sold Stone Glacier Hydro Holster(Older Style) + Kuiu Rangefinder pouch Vias

    SG Hydro Holster sold to shedfinder7 Kuiu Rangefounder Pouch still available
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    Sold Stone Glacier Hydro Holster(Older Style) + Kuiu Rangefinder pouch Vias

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    Sold Benchmade knives

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    Puffy, Help

    I’m a big fan of Rab down jackets I found a microlight alpine in an army green and it’s awesome! It has treated down, dwr and tougher 30D shell
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    Sold Stone Glacier Hydro Holster(Older Style) + Kuiu Rangefinder pouch Vias

    Stone Glacier Hydro Holster Original design Sold Kuiu Rangefinder Pouch in Vias $15 tyd Still Available
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    Sold Kuiu Rain Jacket Chugach NX(Gunmetal) Large

    Up for sale Kuiu Chugach NX in Gunmetal size Large Good condition, a few spots on left chest under label unsure what it is maybe oil/dirt. May come out with a wash. They are obvious under flash, but hard to see on jacket from 10 feet away. See pics Only reason for sale is fit...I have...
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    I think the Klamath over a baselayer like the wick or kiln you’ll be comfortable around 50 wind...

    I think the Klamath over a baselayer like the wick or kiln you’ll be comfortable around 50 wind dependent. To get down to the 30-40 deg range you’d need furnace under or an insulated vest like Solitude over. I always take my Klamath for September Elk. I also wear my Klamath almost every hunt...
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    Yes I have the kiln. It’s a nice midweight wool piece. Great for active hunting in cool...

    Yes I have the kiln. It’s a nice midweight wool piece. Great for active hunting in cool weather. Fit and hood are excellent. For more static/less active pursuits I prefer the Klamath as it’s a bit warmer and cuts wind better.
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    New Rain Gear from FL

    It’s posted up on First Lite now. Interesting changes…not sure what to think. Chest and triceps vents vs traditional pit zips, hood flip up visor, big magnetic flap pocket covers=26oz of rain jacket Jury’s out
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    Best Puffy/Insulation?

    For 30-50 degrees I’d recommend the Decathlon Forclaz Trek 100 which is like $70-80 Or the Mountain Hardwear ghost whisperer
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    New Rain Gear from FL

    I'm looking forward to see what they come out with. I am hoping the Omen is in line with a packable but more durable set. Hopefully it's lighter than the Seak but tougher than the Vapor stormlight. For me FL sizing and layering fit is way better than Kuiu/Sitka. I am always in between sizes...
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    Restringing tent poles with shock cord?

    It is a fairly straight forward process. I would use the old shock cord for a basic measurement or just overall pole length. You pull the aluminum grommet pin on the end of the end piece then tie the shock cord to that then thread each pole on the cord. Then put a little stretch and tie off...
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    New Nemo Tensor Ultralight Durability

    I have the tensor alpine and have not had an issue in 2 seasons. I typically don't go floorless though until winter camping and then I'm on a cot, tyvek sheet or tarp. I also have a sea-to-summit Ether light XT insulated which is more comfortable, but out of the 2 the Tensor feels more durable...
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    Sold Montbell alpine lite xl

    Bump...think I'd need a large otherwise I'd be on this. Somebody buy this jacket...it is about the best for the $$ you'll find Great deal here!
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    Western Mountaineering/Feathered Friends Fails?

    After watching this video from Rokslide I was pretty sold on the Microfiber of the WM bags The YF fabric from FF gotta be about as good
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    New Argali Lightweight Tent Line **Review Added 7/10/22**

    I just happened to already add that up 4p: Inner 33.8oz, Outer+stakes 32.4=66.2oz or 4.14# and with the 12 oz pole is total of 78.2oz or 4.89#. Running floorless=32.4oz +12 oz pole=44.4oz or 2.78# Running floorless your trekking pole=32.4oz or 2.02# Running as hot tent for 2p= 34.4oz + 12 oz...
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    5 degree bag in 60 degree weather

    Get the WM bag, but also pick up a cheap lightweight/low bulk synthetic bag for your 60 deg camping. You can buy nice synthetic 35+ deg bags for less than $100 and can find them on sale for $50-60. Another option for you vs the WM is a Feathered Friends Puffin. They make 10, 20 and 30 deg...
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    0 degree bags that are STILL COMPACT

    A lot of manufacturers 0 deg bags are actually more likely 20 deg bags. If you want a true 0 deg comfort level bag then expect to have more down fill and a bit more bulk and weight. The higher the fill power, the lighter the bag you'll get. Western Mountaineering and Feathered Friends are the...

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