discount spotted over at Gossamer Gear..

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11-07-2010, 18:02
KerMegan

discount spotted over at Gossamer Gear..

"Evernew Super Sale! Receive an additional $6 credit when you purchase this item. (while supplies last) Use Coupon Code: EvernewSuperSale1010"

link in question..

http://www.antigravitygear.com/bargain-basement.html

Just found these..KM

Re thread title: my bad- antigravity gear.. the link is correct tho!

update; once again I am ahead of the curve.. somehow!
from facebook this morning; Gossamer Gear- Thanks Andrew for the mention! All of our packs, including the hipster are on sale from today through Christmas Eve. Start your shopping early this year.
11-07-2010, 21:19
Redwood Guy

Dang, had me thinking there was actually a GG sale...

All those EN pots are freaking huge. I could feed a city with just one of them.

I carry a single SnowPeak Ti 450 cup. How much more does ones person need?
11-07-2010, 21:26
beep

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Originally Posted by Redwood Guy

Dang, had me thinking there was actually a GG sale...

All those EN pots are freaking huge. I could feed a city with just one of them.

I carry a single SnowPeak Ti 450 cup. How much more does ones person need?

Heh...my regular pot (Evernew Pasta Pot) is a one liter size. With that one pot, I can do what I need for my wife and I together on our outings. Some of our favorite dinner recipes call for 2+ cups of water, and we like our hot tea (9 oz for each of us). That's about a full liter needed to boil. On solo trips, I could get by easily with a smaller pot, but it's a small weight and size penalty to be able to accommodate us both when needed. Besides, my Bushbuddy fits perfectly inside the pot!
11-07-2010, 22:24
Redwood Guy

Quote:

Originally Posted by beep

Heh...my regular pot (Evernew Pasta Pot) is a one liter size. With that one pot, I can do what I need for my wife and I together on our outings. Some of our favorite dinner recipes call for 2+ cups of water, and we like our hot tea (9 oz for each of us). That's about a full liter needed to boil. On solo trips, I could get by easily with a smaller pot, but it's a small weight and size penalty to be able to accommodate us both when needed. Besides, my Bushbuddy fits perfectly inside the pot!

hehe, well said. pretty much my little pot wouldn't fit on top of a BushBuddy :lol: