What did you buy today?

Last time I went to Alaska (2 years ago), all I took was freeze-dried food and granola. I got so sick of it that I ended up eating junk from gas stations on the way. So I decided to buy one of these.

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I got it at REI and am wondering if it's worth the price. $280 will buy lots of gas station hot dogs.
 
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Rockskipper said:
Last time I went to Alaska (2 years ago), all I took was freeze-dried food and granola. I got so sick of it that I ended up eating junk from gas stations on the way. So I decided to buy one of these.

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I got it at REI and am wondering if it's worth the price. $280 will buy lots of gas station hot dogs.
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I really want a Yeti but don't think I can justify the cost

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A fridge would be nice, but I don't have room for it with all the other junk I carry (which includes 3 dogs, though they sure aren't junk or even junkyard dogs). And sometimes I even throw my cat in with it all when he wants to go. He's a great camp cat, stays on a leash. Maybe he could ride in the Yeti when it gets hot.
 
After checking out the RTIC, I may just take the Yeti back. Thanks, Nick, wasn't aware they even existed.
 
I agree on the RTIC cooler.
I borrowed a friends RTIC 65 for a trip down south of the needles. 8 days right before Memorial day. Temps mid to upper 70's. I still had half a 10 lb block of ice in it when I got home. Half the price of the YETI.
 
Gramin Vivosmart 3 cause I got to lose some pudge. This thing will tell you everything you are doing (or should be doing). Freakin Big Bro yo.:coffee:
 
My Fire Knife arrived from Massdrop!

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just got the arcteryx Bora 63. going to test it out next week in the san juan mountains
 
Dustin Gent said:
just got the arcteryx Bora 63. going to test it out next week in the san juan mountains
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Been having an argument with myself for a year justifying buying a Bora and then talking myself out of it. Definitely post what you think of it. That kangaroo pouch seems like such a no brainer I don't understand why more bag makers don't incorporate it.
 
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Received a bear canister today for my backpacking trip in Wind River Range in August. BV-500: $62, 2 lbs 9 oz. It's a little larger than I expected, but I believe that's exactly what I need for 6 day trip.

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Rello said:
Received a bear canister today for my backpacking trip in Wind River Range in August. BV-500: $62, 2 lbs 9 oz. It's a little larger than I expected, but I believe that's exactly what I need for 6 day trip.

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Its big but you will probably fill it up quicker than you think for a six day trip! Enjoy!

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Don't fret about food for a 6 day trip. Day 1 food doesn't need to be in the can. Day 6 can be short rations. 4.5 days of food in the can.
Have fun.
Wayne


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So I splashed up for a packraft, debated between nirvana sb vs castaway models from Kokopelli and finally went with castaway xl model. It's good enough for running mild rivers and perfect for slow waters/lake and roomy enough for both my dogs.
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One chamber inflated.

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Both inflated. seat position is pretty flexible, will probably run them pretty far back and still have room for a dog at behind. Floor is inflatable as well(not inflated in this pic).
Will get to try it out this weekend in uintas or somewhere.
 
Nanda said:
So I splashed up for a packraft, debated between nirvana sb vs castaway models from Kokopelli and finally went with castaway xl model. It's good enough for running mild rivers and perfect for slow waters/lake and roomy enough for both my dogs.
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One chamber inflated.

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Both inflated. seat position is pretty flexible, will probably run them pretty far back and still have room for a dog at behind. Floor is inflatable as well(not inflated in this pic).
Will get to try it out this weekend in uintas or somewhere.
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How much does it cost and what's the weight?
 
It's pretty heft as far as packrafts goes, 10lbs or so. Cost me about $780 for the raft and their paddle.
 
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