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Radness abounds. Pics are amazing as usual. Thanks as always for the stoke!

Bangin. Always enjoy your adventures - thanks again for sharing!

Wow. Real deal right there. Hats off to you guys!

Yeah, Liberty Mtn is the NA distributer. I believe that's your best bet but I have a feeling that they don't stock such parts and would have to get them from Italy. Let us know what you find!

Daaammn. Somehow missed this one. NICE work - inspiring stuff.

Very, very nice, Luke. Thanks so much for sharing!

Nice work! Good write up on the blog too. This one is on my agenda in the next year or three. I assume no water treatment the whole way - just stream refills? Or a Sawyer filter or similar?

Awesome blog write up on a fairly unknown piece of skimo gear here in NA. Good stuff as usual!

Ive owned and used a few of exped's and t-rest's latest pads and have reason to believe that the neoair xtherm may be the new gold standard in terms of warmth to weight. I've actually sold off my other pads because of the xtherm. Horses for courses. My 6 footer weighs sub 16oz, is super compact when deflated, is plenty warm in the winter, and is not susceptible to internal moisture. Beats the piss outta older style pads so long as the user is aware of potential for puncture and prepares accordingly. Exped did recently come out with UL down mats and lite down mats that look very promising though. My exped mats were slightly more comfortable for my use due to their vertical baffles and raised outer baffles. In all honesty, both companies offer inflatable options that are plush and warm.

thanks for the history!

NIce one fellas! Thanks for the TR and pics of a Beartooth classic. Keep up the good work!

Especially enjoyed this TR Caleb. Thanks for the stoke as always!