Smooth snoozing: a good pad makes all the difference
Article Abstract:
Sleeping pads to be used underneath sleeping bags are of two types: closed and open-cell foam, the latter of which will absorb. Selecting the right pad means taking into consideration weight, comfort, durability, and bulk. Tips for selecting the right pad are given, and a list of resources is included.
Publication Name: Backpacker
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0277-867X
Year: 1992
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A big but simple pack
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Caribou Mountaineering's $200 Caribou 6500 is a reasonably-priced and functional backpack. Likewise, Kelty's Soft Touch and Sierra Designs' Annie Oakley sleeping bags offer women an 'affordable and effective' way of keeping warm during camping trips.
Publication Name: Backpacker
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0277-867X
Year: 1995
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You're in the Army now!
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Campers need not have top-of-the-line gear in order to be adequately equipped. Inexpensive equipment from Army surplus stores, thrift stores and discount stores can be an affordable alternative. A tent and most gear needed for a trip came to $183.
Publication Name: Backpacker
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0277-867X
Year: 1993
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