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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Listening Point - General Discussion You've got $200 at REI |
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03/30/2007 02:25PM
Really, I have $200 at REI, in gift cards, my 20% coupon expires sunday, and I'd like to stretch those dollars!
So, assuming you have everything you "need" (i use that term loosely) to take a trip to the BWCA, what would you spend up to $200 on at REI,
considering you get 20% off of one item?
remember you already have the required gear and it is all in good condition.
I am thinking a Hennesy Hammock, but would love to know what you guys/gals would buy!
So, assuming you have everything you "need" (i use that term loosely) to take a trip to the BWCA, what would you spend up to $200 on at REI,
considering you get 20% off of one item?
remember you already have the required gear and it is all in good condition.
I am thinking a Hennesy Hammock, but would love to know what you guys/gals would buy!
03/30/2007 02:33PM
Pair of Keen Sandals-I have one pair but would love another
If you eat feeze dried consider the jet boil system
A great down bag (Marmot, Mountain hardwear) rated to 15 degrees or 0 depending on when you go and how cold you sleep.
all new moisture wicking clothing
If you eat feeze dried consider the jet boil system
A great down bag (Marmot, Mountain hardwear) rated to 15 degrees or 0 depending on when you go and how cold you sleep.
all new moisture wicking clothing
"When a man is part of his canoe, he is part of all that canoes have ever known." Sigurd F. Olson WWJD
03/30/2007 02:36PM
If you don't already have one, a portable multi-purpose radio for music, sports, emergencies, ect. It looks like you could pick one up for under $50 and around 8 oz.
Another thing that you may or may not have: snowshoes are half off right now. Upgrade the ones you have or pick a pair up for next year.
Another thing that you may or may not have: snowshoes are half off right now. Upgrade the ones you have or pick a pair up for next year.
03/30/2007 08:54PM
without knowing your gear situation I would say a good way to cut weight is to go to a top of the line sleeping bag pad if you use one and a tent I would say that would be a good investment I wanted a msr that I was looking at, but went a little cheaper.
03/30/2007 11:43PM
One of my purchases for this year will be a portable NOAA weather radio. The last 3 years in a row we have been in the middle of "severe" weather without knowing it. Some would consider it part of the wilderness experience to "ride it out", but personally I am a bit of a weather nerd as it is and can tell a lot from the sky and changes in the weather, but I still wish I would've known when we were under a "severe thunderstorm warning" because it implys certain things that some people ignore.
I spent my dividend and 20% off on new lightweight sleeping bags for my 2 daughters. This will be their first year to the BWCA and I'm not carrying 2 sleeping bags that can't fit in the pack together. My 6yr old needed an adult womens bag because she's so tall already.
I spent my dividend and 20% off on new lightweight sleeping bags for my 2 daughters. This will be their first year to the BWCA and I'm not carrying 2 sleeping bags that can't fit in the pack together. My 6yr old needed an adult womens bag because she's so tall already.
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