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    Senior Member exup's Avatar
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    For the past year I've used my 17 month old daughters scale. Good to 45lbs and weighs to .5oz. I feel its not nearly the best and have been planning on buying a proper scale for awhile but haven't found one I want. I'd like a scale the weighs to the grams, has good enough reviews and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. That's asking a lot though, haha.

    I'm satified with the baby scale for now. My weight is low enough 8-10lbs that I'm in no urgent need for one. I'd like to get to the 6-7lb range but can't make it happen without spending around $500. In due time.

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    I use a food scale for individual items, then use a fish scale for overall weight of the pack

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    This is the one I use. Picked it up from Amazon. It's been good to me so far! http://www.amazon.com/Weighmax-Digit...9063969&sr=8-2

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    I have been camping my whole life. But since I have found this bloody website there are all kinds of things I just have to have now.

    Scales now! I think I need to stop browsing through these forums..
    Learning how to tie a couple knots never killed nobody. First ones I ever learned were pretty hard but they've kept my shoes on me for the better part of 45 years.
    -MrClean417

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    Quote Originally Posted by arbot View Post
    I have been camping my whole life. But since I have found this bloody website there are all kinds of things I just have to have now.

    Scales now! I think I need to stop browsing through these forums..

    Totally agree Gear is worse than drugs.. MUST HAVE MORE!

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    I use a stamps.com digital postal scale. Not shipping through stamps.com anymore, but still use the scale.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gary_R View Post
    Totally agree Gear is worse than drugs.. MUST HAVE MORE!
    At least with drugs there are established programs to get you clean
    Learning how to tie a couple knots never killed nobody. First ones I ever learned were pretty hard but they've kept my shoes on me for the better part of 45 years.
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    I just put my pack on fully loaded and step on the scale. Subtract my weight and Voila!
    Last Hiking trip I guided I was using older gear and carrying most of it (bunch of 12 year olds) and my pack hit 78 lbs with food and water!

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    78lbs??!?!? Yikes you're tough. I praise guys for getting their weight down, for using self control and doing it minimally, but you sir deserve the praise. I don't know if I could get the pack on my back let alone walk for miles with it haha.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thexuprising View Post
    For the past year I've used my 17 month old daughters scale. Good to 45lbs and weighs to .5oz. I feel its not nearly the best and have been planning on buying a proper scale for awhile but haven't found one I want. I'd like a scale the weighs to the grams, has good enough reviews and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. That's asking a lot though, haha.

    I'm satified with the baby scale for now. My weight is low enough 8-10lbs that I'm in no urgent need for one. I'd like to get to the 6-7lb range but can't make it happen without spending around $500. In due time.
    I think your setup is perfect the way it is Bro.....


    i was just thinking of getting a Cuben tarp myself and the more i think about it ... do i really need one right now... i'm stuck car camping for a while and to be honest my weight is under 10lbs for 3 season... and i just got my summer setup down to 7lbs 2.4oz with a Sil tarp so i'm happy
    maybe down the line i'll get a Cuben tarp but for now i'll stick with my Sil's
    It puts the Underquilt on it's hammock ... It does this whenever it gets cold

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