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john campbell

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Gear > Climbing Gear Discussion Reply: 65-70L Alpine(ish) Pack Search Jun 18, 2023 NateC wrote: I’ll be the one who speaks up and says that dyneema packs have rarely been worth their egregious prices in my past experiences.They are very nice, and m… View Message
Gear > Climbing Gear Discussion Reply: Dyneema Bullet Pack Dec 14, 2019 Hi Dave,DX40 is not a Dyneema Composite Fabric, nor is it similar. the DX40 is a five layer laminate: top layer is woven generic dyneema fibers(UHMWP) and polyester fabric, a l… View Message
Gear > Climbing Gear Discussion Reply: Dyneema Bullet Pack Oct 20, 2019 Travis is right in bringing this up. At Alpine Luddites I do not build alpine packs with any of the extruded Dyneema fabrics, even the 5 oz version with the laminated 150D wove… View Message
Gear > Climbing Gear Reviews Alpine Luddites New Day Rising climbing pack review Mar 20, 2018 Here is a recent review of my New Day Rising pack from Climbing Gear Reviews UK View Message
General > Ice Climbing Reply: 3rd party crampon bags Mar 19, 2018 I know the Dyneema version is expensive. 25% of the cost is the materials. I can't get around that. the sparkly Vynil version is lined with a layer of ballistics and will prob… View Message
General > Ice Climbing Reply: 3rd party crampon bags Mar 18, 2018 I build these. I hade the same Grivel case as you forever. the Dyneema version is a lot lighter...https://www.alpineluddites.com/collections/alpine-luddites/products/alpin… View Message