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    Review coming on the Stone Glacier Cirque "Lite" jacket

    let me know how you like it compared to the others above like i was talking about
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    WTB Petzal Snowscopic Pole

    Looking to see if anyone has one of these lying around
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    Review coming on the Stone Glacier Cirque "Lite" jacket

    yes I prefer it over the ambient hoodie. It fits my system better with my climate and hunting
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    Review coming on the Stone Glacier Cirque "Lite" jacket

    I really liked the ambient for weight, dry time and packability. I can see why a lot of people love it for sure. It is pretty cool. But slight wind robbed me of all warmth so I found I had to pack a windshirt to put over that wasn’t a rain jacket. The first week trip. I had pulled threads...
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    Review coming on the Stone Glacier Cirque "Lite" jacket

    I would say the same. Definitely quieter then the atom LT
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    Review coming on the Stone Glacier Cirque "Lite" jacket

    i think one thing everyone has to keep in mind as well when comparing active insulation is it’s incredibly personal. There’s so many variables when it comes to one owns body and the heat they emit. I know guys that would pass out in a packout or patrol with my system that i found worked for...
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    Review coming on the Stone Glacier Cirque "Lite" jacket

    Face fabric of the Cirque Lite is a thinner denier of fabric. In my own personally opinion i felt it released excess heat through the chest, back and arms way better with the Pertex Fabric. I didn’t feel that sticky, sweaty feeling on the fabric like i do with the atom series (my experience with...
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    Review coming on the Stone Glacier Cirque "Lite" jacket

    It does incorporate a gridded textile, a generous amount on the side up to the armpit area
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    Review coming on the Stone Glacier Cirque "Lite" jacket

    I thought the same. Until i used the cirque lite on a January elk hunt. The atom has been replaced
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    Backpacking knife set up

    I use a Benchmade altitude (hangs around my neck) very LW knife and bloody sharp. Then i actually use a scalpel handle from Amazon that was about 10 bucks. Weighs the same as the Kestrel Mountain Scalpel. But i then put shrink tube around half the handle and made quite a comfortable handle...
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    Let’s Talk Thermals and Baselayers

    I agree. My legs do get hot when I’m active in the back country with a pack on. That’s why i love the Sitka LW as although I’m not using them for warmth I’m using them to wick the moisture at that point. When it’s cold i can always wear the LW without overheating at all so it’ll be nice to in...
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    Let’s Talk Thermals and Baselayers

    That’s awesome, thanks for the response. That’s what i was thinking they were a little lighter then the heavyweight fabric by Sitka although i haven’t seen them in person that was just what i figured with what info i could find. Hence why I’m going to put them with the LW bottoms. LW+MW =...
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    Let’s Talk Thermals and Baselayers

    Which thermals are you guys running under your layering system, what weather? This year my baselayer setup in the Canadian winter in the Rocky Mountains. Upper -Outdoor Research Echo Short Sleeve -Paired w Sitka Heavyweight Hoodie Lower - Patagonia Merino Wool Boxers - Sitka Core Light Weight...
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    SEEK OUTSIDE STOVE JACK QUESTION FOR RAINY CONDITIONS

    stove top* for clarification
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    SEEK OUTSIDE STOVE JACK QUESTION FOR RAINY CONDITIONS

    Just wondering if anyone has any experience with any of the seek outside tents with the stove jacks. Im currently looking at the Silex w/ stove jack. For early season and summer months when im not using the stove just wondering how good these are with the stove jacks in the rain storms?

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