I picked up a Tailgunner 1 from the last run they did. It has better organization than my Gen1 Scout. The Scout will carry more weight better and will also acomadate a 2 liter bladder where the TG will not. Both are great for bushwacking. I liked the looks of the harness on the Hellcat. Not...
Jordan, Thanks for doing this video. You do a great job explaining packs and how you actually use them. I had been kinda thinking of getting something in that range(downsizing and upsizing). I got see one at the ECR Patrick had his. Unfortunatly I didn't take a chance to look at it to busy...
I just saw these the other day MSR(R) Core™ Tent Stakes. I currently use 9" galvenized spikes when the ground is frozen and not enough snow for SSTs for my 8man. Anybody have any time with these in frozen ground? Thanks
Jordan has a couple of outstanding videos of the Native Kifaru Native vs Guide Lid - Part 1 - YouTube Kifaru Native vs Guide Lid - Part 2 - YouTube although its on the Reckoning it may help you out.
Don't know if any you guys are interested but the Kifaru East Coast Rondy is coming up next month. Its in the Daks near Northville. Patrick hasn't come out the last two years but still a great time. There is a thread on Kifaru.
I would like to see a side by side of the Sawtooth and the TUT. I am not seeing how the TUT has more usable room,maybe useable is in the eye of the beholder. I've only seen one Sawtooth in person and a couple of the 4 mans and thought the Sawtooth was a better setup. But I suspect I may be...
I rolled my ankle during a canoe race the last weekend in April with an 80 lb canoe on my shoulders during a portage. Out of work for a week. Been in PT for a couple months. Another two weeks and I should be cleared to start running/jogging again. I wouldn't look for answers on the internet. All...
one of the big advantages we had in the Gulf War 1991 was GPS. it didn't become fully operational until 1995. I was on submarines in the 80s and 90s we only had rudimentary gps in the 90s and nothing in the 80s. The Tomahawks shot during the Gulf War were all non GPS weapons.
FWIW I messed up the exact wording from memory"In the Regiment we took axework and cutting so seriously that we had a rule: no cutting in the 2 hours before last light. This was in case anyone cut themselves and had to be airlifted out-leaving an hour for the chopper to arrive and an hour to get...