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   RV1 liked post by Barry the hunter On thread : A thread to check the trustworthiness of members?

   not good to see everyone elses financial business all over the forum PM messages okay just my thoughts

   Liked On: 21-10-2024, 05:15 PM

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   RV1 liked post by stug On thread : Archery north canterbury

   If you Google Canterbury archery clubs you will find a few. I belong to Canterbury Archers but they are out at Living Springs by Lyttelton.

   Liked On: 18-10-2024, 01:58 PM

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   RV1 liked post by spnz On thread : The big wide world of load shelf packs

   Another vote for SG packs - running the sky 5900 myself after years of using tramping packs it's unreal how well the SG pack carrys the weight.. Would Def recommend and buy another

   Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:27 PM

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   RV1 liked post by SikaHuntaa On thread : The big wide world of load shelf packs

   I have a Stone Glacier X-Curve with the 7900 bag. I got it in and the set the KUIU Icon Pro 7200 system I had aside for "just in cases", eventually selling it. Mates in the states have had issues...

   Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:27 PM

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   RV1 liked post by Snoppernator On thread : The big wide world of load shelf packs

   Sounds like you have your needs pretty dialed. Well done. The great thing with a meat shelf is you can get away with a "smaller" main pack. I've got the Exo K3200 (previous generation) which...

   Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:26 PM

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   RV1 liked post by ROKTOY On thread : Light weight fly camping

   https://www.intentsoutdoors.co.nz/collections/tarps

   Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:21 PM

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   RV1 liked post by Nick-D On thread : Light weight fly camping

   Yeah just a find a good silnylon tarp. 9x7 is a good versatile size while still being light. You don't really need a bivy but they are good for knocking the wind off and keeping the bugs at bay...

   Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:20 PM

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   RV1 liked post by kbrebs On thread : Light weight fly camping

   Siltarp fly and an exped UL synmat is what ive used for quite a few years now. Its a really good combo, light, takes up minimal room and you can set up a cosy camp almost anywhere. No need for a bivy...

   Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:20 PM

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   RV1 liked post by oneshot On thread : Light weight fly camping

   I have used a Huntech fly sheet for many years in the worst kind of weather, sleeping on the ground is a very good insulator, I usually make a layer of ferns or whatever is handy. I have a decent...

   Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:19 PM

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    RV1 liked post by Ground Control On thread : Light weight fly camping

    Ive found the best Fly’s are actually tent outers with the inner wall/ floor part removed and left at home . My Macpac Microlite is fantastically light and in combo with some builders paper ground...

    Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:18 PM

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    RV1 liked post by dannyb On thread : Light weight fly camping

    After fly camping with akaroa1 I'll be investing in a siltarp or if I can find one a dynedma/cuben fiber tarp absolutely next level in light weight camping. Still love my tent but for summer camping...

    Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:18 PM

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    RV1 liked post by ROKTOY On thread : Light weight fly camping

    A good mat is a must. I use either a 2 man Naturehike Mongar tent, use outer only if wanted. Or a 3x3m tarp, can make a couple of different small tent configurations depending on environment, or...

    Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:18 PM

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    RV1 liked post by Seventenths On thread : Light weight fly camping

    Look at the Huntec 2 man bivvy as there a solid wee unit... had mine in the Kaimanawas to Fiordland tops in some seriously shitty rain / lightning / thunder storms and stayed fine. Another option...

    Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:17 PM

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    RV1 liked post by Moutere On thread : For Those Who Have Used Your PLB

    That’s not to say, you’re not going to get a pretty frank please explain phone call and education if your situation doesn’t turn out to be some kind of evolving/current emergency or duress. All jobs...

    Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:13 PM

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    RV1 liked post by Moutere On thread : For Those Who Have Used Your PLB

    With a 406 beacon (PLB,EPIRB,ELT) costs come out of RCCs budget and ACC if there is an injury. Satellite communicators like inReach and spotX, you’re at the mercy of who they contact to raise...

    Liked On: 17-10-2024, 02:13 PM

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