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#181341 - 12/16/13 09:38 PM 2.6 oz stove pad for winter
hikerduane member Registered: 02/23/03 Posts: 2124 Loc: Meadow Valley, CA	Made this a week ago. Replaces my piece of plywood. Attachments Description: pad Description: stove pad Description: pack Description: camp Description: creek
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#181343 - 12/16/13 10:28 PM Re: 2.6 oz stove pad for winter [Re: hikerduane]
billstephenson Moderator Registered: 02/07/07 Posts: 3915 Loc: Ozark Mountains in SW Missouri	I can't tell, what's it made of? _________________________ -- "You want to go where?"
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#181344 - 12/16/13 11:10 PM Re: 2.6 oz stove pad for winter [Re: billstephenson]
aimless Moderator Registered: 02/05/03 Posts: 2907 Loc: Portland, OR	IT looks to me a bit like styrofoam, which, if you could isolate it from flames or serious heat, would be a pretty good insulator for very little weight.
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#181345 - 12/16/13 11:30 PM Re: 2.6 oz stove pad for winter [Re: aimless]
rockchucker22 member Registered: 09/24/12 Posts: 749 Loc: Eastern Sierras	I think it looks like dense closed cell foam. Nice pack by the way! _________________________ The wind wont howl if the wind don't break.
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#181346 - 12/16/13 11:38 PM Re: 2.6 oz stove pad for winter [Re: aimless]
Rick_D member Registered: 01/06/02 Posts: 2802 Loc: NorCal	I think it's a giant matzo that somebody nibbled at the corners then decided it makes a better stove pad. And who could argue? Cheers, _________________________ --Rick
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#181349 - 12/17/13 02:45 AM Re: 2.6 oz stove pad for winter [Re: Rick_D]
OregonMouse member Registered: 02/03/06 Posts: 6459 Loc: Gateway to Columbia Gorge	It's a giant Christmas cookie and Duane has been nibbling at it! Talk about multi-function gear! _________________________ May your trails be crooked, winding, lonesome, dangerous, leading to the most amazing view--E. Abbey
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#181352 - 12/17/13 08:54 AM Re: 2.6 oz stove pad for winter [Re: OregonMouse]
hikerduane member Registered: 02/23/03 Posts: 2124 Loc: Meadow Valley, CA	OM, Sorry, did not list the material. Real Styrofoam, hot pad fabric, acrylic paint to maybe seal the pad, multi use as it is painted orange, so a signal device in case of ?, Automotive Goop to glue the material on. 13F Sunday AM. Waiting for a good snow dump of course. Duane
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