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    Quote Originally Posted by Fronkey View Post
    If you need help with the food drops and stuff let me know and I will be happy to help.

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    Thanks for the offer. I have been slowly procuring equipment and making a few things as of right now, but will PM you at some point with particulars of places for picking up caches.

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    As promised...

    Tala's gear

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    Quote Originally Posted by dragon360 View Post
    Hopefully you have some info on that modded Jam you're rocking there (I believe you mentioned some time ago modding the straps as well!). Looking forward to seeing this!
    What I did to the straps was take out the stock foam padding and then replace it with Impact Gel. The reason why I didn't post to much about it is because it's really hard to get in it's raw form. My girlfriend's uncle is the guy who invented the stuff and I got a butt load of it from him. Basically what this stuff does is absorb impacts and shocks and makes hiking fast VERY comfortable on my shoulders.

    Quote Originally Posted by wlaroche View Post
    Thanks for the offer. I have been slowly procuring equipment and making a few things as of right now, but will PM you at some point with particulars of places for picking up caches.
    Happy to help.

    Fronkey

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    10 out of 9 stars. Primo grade AAA vid Fronkey.
    I go the opposite route with the shorts...no liner at all.
    OK, a theory. I've never had a blister with any boot and with soaking wet feet AND
    my feet --esp. the heels-- dry out and crack. I use some kinda of moo stuff on them
    to prevent the cracking. So I'm thinking us dry footed types dont get blisters.
    Any word on the upcoming expedition, you and that dark character Wolf?

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    Mirror Mirror on the wall ..
    Who's has the lightest pack of all ??
    Fronkey made this clearer ...
    It's all how you polish the Mirror !!
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    Great video dude! Good gear breakdown for you and the pups.

    Cheers!

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    Great Video

    Nice work Fronkey. I love your setup (I might be a bit biased...). The Golite Jam2 was my first ever pack and it really is a great one! I thought the same thing when you were throwing all of your gear out in the leaves....if it were me, I would have had to get new gear because I lose things almost instantly...lol. Anyway, thanks for the shout out, buddy!

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    Nice system Fronkey

    Mine is quite similar, but still have some work to do to get to your skin out weight.
    Gonna have to spend some time with the gear list as compared to yours

    If that was the gear storage closet in the opening, I bet it took a while to clean it out
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    Quote Originally Posted by MedicineMan View Post
    10 out of 9 stars. Primo grade AAA vid Fronkey.
    I go the opposite route with the shorts...no liner at all.
    OK, a theory. I've never had a blister with any boot and with soaking wet feet AND
    my feet --esp. the heels-- dry out and crack. I use some kinda of moo stuff on them
    to prevent the cracking. So I'm thinking us dry footed types dont get blisters.
    Any word on the upcoming expedition, you and that dark character Wolf?
    Haha Thanks MM! I personally have had blisters when my feet weren't callused. I just trained a lot before this trip to make sure I didn't get any. The cracking is terrible IMO and I do what I can to prevent it.
    As for the upcoming expedition. We aren't really going to announce it here on HF, but to give you an idea on what it's about... I'm pretty sure it is the most extreme trip ever done with a hammock. We are go for snow!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Black Wolf View Post
    Mirror Mirror on the wall ..
    Who's has the lightest pack of all ??
    Fronkey made this clearer ...
    It's all how you polish the Mirror !!
    Haha I had to read this to my girlfriend. haha

    Quote Originally Posted by Callahan View Post
    Great video dude! Good gear breakdown for you and the pups.

    Cheers!
    Thanks Cal, I appreciate it.

    Quote Originally Posted by stormcrow View Post
    Nice work Fronkey. I love your setup (I might be a bit biased...). The Golite Jam2 was my first ever pack and it really is a great one! I thought the same thing when you were throwing all of your gear out in the leaves....if it were me, I would have had to get new gear because I lose things almost instantly...lol. Anyway, thanks for the shout out, buddy!

    ~SC
    Thanks SC! I actually had a blanket to the side where I was throwing everything and only lost my teeny knife for a bit. Thanks for helping me with my set up for this trip. I am a fan of Hammock Gear.

    Quote Originally Posted by TZBrown View Post
    Nice system Fronkey

    Mine is quite similar, but still have some work to do to get to your skin out weight.
    Gonna have to spend some time with the gear list as compared to yours

    If that was the gear storage closet in the opening, I bet it took a while to clean it out
    Thanks TZ. This is the gear that worked for me and I would be surprised if others had the same one. For example, I could easily shave 10 oz if I switched my hammy.
    That was the coat closet I cleared out. No one touches the gear closet. Hoping to see you again this winter and thanks for watching.

    Fronkey

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fronkey View Post
    What I did to the straps was take out the stock foam padding and then replace it with Impact Gel. The reason why I didn't post to much about it is because it's really hard to get in it's raw form. My girlfriend's uncle is the guy who invented the stuff and I got a butt load of it from him. Basically what this stuff does is absorb impacts and shocks and makes hiking fast VERY comfortable on my shoulders.


    Fronkey
    Like the ingenuity! Sounds like a fantastic switch if you can manage it. Thanks the the explanation.
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