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Tag Archives: winter backpacking
Hilleberg Soulo – first impressions
Further to my post the other week on winter gear, I decided after much thinking time to go for the Hilleberg Soulo tent. Attributes for selection of Hilleberg Soulo tent Bomb-proof – I don’t need to concern myself where I … Continue reading
Golite Pinnacle – First Impressions
Further to my post on Thoughts on Winter Gear Part 3 in which I discussed my ideas in relation to backpacks I was looking to purchase for winter use. Well after a good amount of thought and reading of fellow … Continue reading
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Tagged Dyneema, Golite Pinnacle, OMM Jirishanca, Ultra lightweight backpacks, winter backpacking
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Thoughts on Winter Gear – part 3
This post deals with backpacks which would be suitable for winter. Currently I have 3 backpacks, an old Karrimor which I don’t use now, a Osprey Aether 60, an excellent load carrier, but at 2.3 kg rather heavy compared to … Continue reading
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Tagged Golite Pinnacle, Lightwave Ultrahike, OMM Jirishanca, Osprey backpacks, winter backpacking
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Thoughts on Winter Gear – Part 2
This post deals with my thoughts on sleeping systems and by typing this, it helps me distill my thoughts so I will make the right decision – I hope ! As always I am glad to hear reader’s comments. My … Continue reading
Thoughts on winter kit – Part 1
It is now 3 years since I started walking in the hills and mountains again, after a long break through work and family commitments. I have done many day walks in the winter period, but I have only started to … Continue reading