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William Chilton

Posted: 11/04/13 17:20:47 47

NitrousUK, why has this made you decide to start posting on OM? Do you think many users of this website buy their gear based on Amazon reviews?

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William Chilton

Posted: 08/03/13 20:01:25 25

I assume you've read the TGO and Trail reviews linked to on the UOG website?

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William Chilton

Posted: 18/02/13 20:36:38 38

captain paranoia wrote (see)

Look at the weight of your stove options. Look at the weight of fuel you need to carry for your trip, for each stove option. Work out which stove system will be lighter for that trip.

Presumably, if the weight of the fuel tips which stove option is heaviest, you then have to decide whether to take the stove option which is heavier for the first part of the trip (lighter stove, heavier fuel), or the one which is heavier for the end part (lighter fuel, heavier stove).

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William Chilton

Posted: 16/02/13 07:30:00 00

Oh, goodie; OM's very own carbon flame war.

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William Chilton

Posted: 14/01/13 11:40:47 47

For anyone trying to make a comparison with other bags, the Adrenalin bag contains 455g of 800+ FP (U.S. system) goose down in a 5'6" bag with a narrow fit.

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FS GoLite quilt, sleeping bag and pack 3 Season Ultralight Quilt, Womens Adrenaline 3 Season Down Sleeping Bag and 2010/11 model Quest By William Chilton	9	311	14/01/13 11:40 by William Chilton

FS GoLite Quest 2010/2011 model, size medium. Used but VGC. £80 posted. By William Chilton	2	364	13/08/12 18:58 by William Chilton

FS GoLite Womens Adrenaline 3 Season Down Sleeping Bag Used one night at home (indoors) By William Chilton	2	277	13/08/12 17:58 by William Chilton

Anyone one Garmin BirdsEye Select (free)? Worth £20 By William Chilton	10	894	08/03/12 20:00 by William Chilton

FS-Deuter Act Lite 40+10 In black and silver for £70 By William Chilton	0	1180	30/12/11 12:38 by William Chilton

Question for MFD Caldera Cone versus Keg By William Chilton	9	3522	26/11/11 12:42 by AT (http://AyrshireTiger.wordpress.com/)

FS-tent, sleeping gear, stoves, rucksack All new or v good condition By William Chilton	12	1747	27/01/12 10:03 by William Chilton


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