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Gear Find: To-Go Ware
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Gear Find: To-Go Ware

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I have used To-Go Ware bamboo utensils for a very long time. I got my first set (which I still have and use) back 20-ish years ago - I first found them at REI, when they came with just a fork, spoon, and knife. That REI no longer exists, but I remember seeing the set… Continue reading Gear Find: To-Go Ware

3D Printing A UL Knife
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3D Printing A UL Knife

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Kirk printed me a set of simple UL utility knives for hiking, my garden, car, and such. A simple design, the blade is a fixed razor blade (the ones used in box cutters) that can be replaced as needed. For my backpack? You know it has to be baby, er sky, blue. With sheath off:… Continue reading 3D Printing A UL Knife

Gear Review: Solo Stove Yukon
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Gear Review: Solo Stove Yukon

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A few years back, we picked up a Yukon Solo Stove when they were still new to the market. Ours has a lid and a stand underneath. We also added the spark screen, as I don't enjoy popping embers from the fire. The arms for lifting the screen, I keep on top of the cover… Continue reading Gear Review: Solo Stove Yukon

That One Missing Box
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That One Missing Box

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Over six months have passed since we moved across the country. Seven months ago, I packed the last box, and in it were my two favorite stoves: the MSR Windpro and the Snowpeak. My GSI long-handled spoons. But the last thing to go in...was my trekking poles, which were both ultralight and specifically designed for… Continue reading That One Missing Box

Arm Sleeve Review
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Arm Sleeve Review

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Over the years, I have used arm sleeves many times, especially in alpine zones. Start off cold? Add arm sleeves before you start hiking. Once the sun comes up, take them off. There is no need to change from a long sleeve to a short sleeve top. My first pairs were made by a small… Continue reading Arm Sleeve Review