SOLD: PRICE DROP--Littlbug wood stove and MSR/GSI cookware

[potneck]

All items sold with the exception of the Littlbug stove, MSR cook set and GSI non-stic fry pan. Stove and MSR cook set have been used only on 2 or 3 over nighters, fry pan never used. Specs, reviews and prices can be easily accessed online. Pricing is less than 1/2 of my purchase price + what I estimate as my shipping/paypal costs. Everything is priced shipped Conus, Paypal only. PM me if you have questions.

MSR Alpine 2 SS pot set (no pot lifter), Littlbug Sr. wood stove, GSI non-stick pan (no pot lifter): $45.00
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If you would like one, I'll throw a 20 gal Trash Compactor bag (aka pack liner) in the box. I have more that I would use if I lived another 60 years.


Thanks

[dakotaross]

I'll take lot #3. Please PM with PP info. Oh, and who couldn't use a free trash compactor bag!!

[potneck]

PM Sent Thanks

[slicktop]

Any reason I couldn't use the whoopies in lot 2 with an ENO double?

[RovinIIA]

I guess it all comes down to size. I use 6 foot whoopies in both my wife's and my ENO doublenests with no issues to date.

[slicktop]

yeah... I see on the whoopieslings.com website that they sell it as two different products though... I just can't figure out why....

[RovinIIA]

I purchased one set from Whoopieslings, and the other one from Dutch. I see no real difference in either one.

[IRONFISH45]

I think the differences in the Whoopies is how the older Hennessy's fit their suspension to the hammock. The older style of HH has the pleats compressed with a hole burnt through all layers. The newer style of HH has a wrap like most of the other hammocks on the market. At least that is my understanding. Someplace on HF there are a couple of discussions on the change in how Tom Hennessy has changed the design of how his hammocks are constructed. I use my whoopies from my HH on my other hammocks. No problems.

[slicktop]

kool and the gang, then!

Lot 2 (whoopies et. al.): I'll take it.

[RovinIIA]

Thanks for clearing that up. It's nice to learn something new every day or so.