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Tony H
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Ridgeline Stalker Mens 5 Piece Fleece Clothing Pack Buffalo Camo 3XL
Great value for money
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Rainbow Plastics A-Just-A Bubble Float 1/4oz
Brilliant float! Can easily adjust depth by moving up or down line and easy to adjust the weight of it by adding water into it đ
Grant G
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NZ 532 Approaches to Auckland Chart
Quick delivery , Good on line service
Dirk R
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Shimano Nasci 4000XG FC Spinning Reel
Good value reel
Dirk R
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Abu Garcia Veritas 4.0 Spinning Soft Bait Rod 7ft 3in 6-10kg 2pc
Great rod
Ianmoone_1138 [Originally posted on Jetboil.JohnsonOutdoors.com]
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Jetboil MicroMo Camping Cooker System 6000 BTU/h Tamale
Hi, Ive been using Jetboil products for what seems like 15 (+\-) years now. I have several units that my wife and I use regularly. We have dedicated units divided between different load outs for the different camping styles well be doing at any given time. For when we go out into the bush, car camping, day hikes, etc.
I found myself here by researching what Id consider a glaring issue I had come across with our latest addition from Jetboil. Within the last hour, I just received Jetboils MicroMo in the mail. The intended use for this unit is to live in my daypack for day hikes. While familiarizing myself with the unit. Id discovered the same issue aforementioned here regarding the lid. As a result of my extensive experience with these products, Id noticed immediately how loose the lid was on the rim of the unit. It does not secure onto the rim whatsoever. It literally just rests on the rim.
This is a huge concern of mine Id thought for the same reason(s) mentioned here! The risk of injury to myself or to anyone using this unit can certainly be highly subjected to burns from 200+ degrees of hot water. Risk of injury like this while in the bush miles from proper aid is unacceptable. This is a massive issue for Jetboils team to address. The lids for this unit should be recalled and provided with replacements ASAP.
This is a huge oversight on their behalf. I do give benefit of the doubt that this was not a design flaw due to the engineering department. Because, a properly fitting lid is a basic standard for a product like this one here. Rather, Id have to say this is likely a manufacturing issue.
However, this manufacturing issue should have been discovered and addressed immediately by the R&D department before market release. Which again leads me back to this issue and its existence as being unacceptable. Especially from a company as well established and experienced as Jetboil is; a loose fitting lid is ridiculous to say the least.
Furthermore, I took notice that this issue was brought to and acknowledged by a Jetboil team member 2 months ago. Id expect it would be safe to assume that this issue will be resolved soon?
P.s. I am positively looking forward to when I can revisit this comment, and update it with a new comment with good news that this issue has been properly resolved. Thank you
I found myself here by researching what Id consider a glaring issue I had come across with our latest addition from Jetboil. Within the last hour, I just received Jetboils MicroMo in the mail. The intended use for this unit is to live in my daypack for day hikes. While familiarizing myself with the unit. Id discovered the same issue aforementioned here regarding the lid. As a result of my extensive experience with these products, Id noticed immediately how loose the lid was on the rim of the unit. It does not secure onto the rim whatsoever. It literally just rests on the rim.
This is a huge concern of mine Id thought for the same reason(s) mentioned here! The risk of injury to myself or to anyone using this unit can certainly be highly subjected to burns from 200+ degrees of hot water. Risk of injury like this while in the bush miles from proper aid is unacceptable. This is a massive issue for Jetboils team to address. The lids for this unit should be recalled and provided with replacements ASAP.
This is a huge oversight on their behalf. I do give benefit of the doubt that this was not a design flaw due to the engineering department. Because, a properly fitting lid is a basic standard for a product like this one here. Rather, Id have to say this is likely a manufacturing issue.
However, this manufacturing issue should have been discovered and addressed immediately by the R&D department before market release. Which again leads me back to this issue and its existence as being unacceptable. Especially from a company as well established and experienced as Jetboil is; a loose fitting lid is ridiculous to say the least.
Furthermore, I took notice that this issue was brought to and acknowledged by a Jetboil team member 2 months ago. Id expect it would be safe to assume that this issue will be resolved soon?
P.s. I am positively looking forward to when I can revisit this comment, and update it with a new comment with good news that this issue has been properly resolved. Thank you
Ianmoone_1138 [Originally posted on Jetboil.JohnsonOutdoors.com]
Verified Buyer
Jetboil MicroMo Camping Cooker System 6000 BTU/h Carbon
Hi, Ive been using Jetboil products for what seems like 15 (+\-) years now. I have several units that my wife and I use regularly. We have dedicated units divided between different load outs for the different camping styles well be doing at any given time. For when we go out into the bush, car camping, day hikes, etc.
I found myself here by researching what Id consider a glaring issue I had come across with our latest addition from Jetboil. Within the last hour, I just received Jetboils MicroMo in the mail. The intended use for this unit is to live in my daypack for day hikes. While familiarizing myself with the unit. Id discovered the same issue aforementioned here regarding the lid. As a result of my extensive experience with these products, Id noticed immediately how loose the lid was on the rim of the unit. It does not secure onto the rim whatsoever. It literally just rests on the rim.
This is a huge concern of mine Id thought for the same reason(s) mentioned here! The risk of injury to myself or to anyone using this unit can certainly be highly subjected to burns from 200+ degrees of hot water. Risk of injury like this while in the bush miles from proper aid is unacceptable. This is a massive issue for Jetboils team to address. The lids for this unit should be recalled and provided with replacements ASAP.
This is a huge oversight on their behalf. I do give benefit of the doubt that this was not a design flaw due to the engineering department. Because, a properly fitting lid is a basic standard for a product like this one here. Rather, Id have to say this is likely a manufacturing issue.
However, this manufacturing issue should have been discovered and addressed immediately by the R&D department before market release. Which again leads me back to this issue and its existence as being unacceptable. Especially from a company as well established and experienced as Jetboil is; a loose fitting lid is ridiculous to say the least.
Furthermore, I took notice that this issue was brought to and acknowledged by a Jetboil team member 2 months ago. Id expect it would be safe to assume that this issue will be resolved soon?
P.s. I am positively looking forward to when I can revisit this comment, and update it with a new comment with good news that this issue has been properly resolved. Thank you
I found myself here by researching what Id consider a glaring issue I had come across with our latest addition from Jetboil. Within the last hour, I just received Jetboils MicroMo in the mail. The intended use for this unit is to live in my daypack for day hikes. While familiarizing myself with the unit. Id discovered the same issue aforementioned here regarding the lid. As a result of my extensive experience with these products, Id noticed immediately how loose the lid was on the rim of the unit. It does not secure onto the rim whatsoever. It literally just rests on the rim.
This is a huge concern of mine Id thought for the same reason(s) mentioned here! The risk of injury to myself or to anyone using this unit can certainly be highly subjected to burns from 200+ degrees of hot water. Risk of injury like this while in the bush miles from proper aid is unacceptable. This is a massive issue for Jetboils team to address. The lids for this unit should be recalled and provided with replacements ASAP.
This is a huge oversight on their behalf. I do give benefit of the doubt that this was not a design flaw due to the engineering department. Because, a properly fitting lid is a basic standard for a product like this one here. Rather, Id have to say this is likely a manufacturing issue.
However, this manufacturing issue should have been discovered and addressed immediately by the R&D department before market release. Which again leads me back to this issue and its existence as being unacceptable. Especially from a company as well established and experienced as Jetboil is; a loose fitting lid is ridiculous to say the least.
Furthermore, I took notice that this issue was brought to and acknowledged by a Jetboil team member 2 months ago. Id expect it would be safe to assume that this issue will be resolved soon?
P.s. I am positively looking forward to when I can revisit this comment, and update it with a new comment with good news that this issue has been properly resolved. Thank you
Mmhmm [Originally posted on Jetboil.JohnsonOutdoors.com]
Verified Buyer
Jetboil MightyMo Foldable Camping Stove 10000 BTU/h
One of the arms bent on third time of using it. Going to happen with something this light. It gets the job done and it works fast. Carry a multi tool to straighten it out.
Idahoan [Originally posted on Jetboil.JohnsonOutdoors.com]
Verified Buyer
Jetboil Zip Camping Cooker System 4500 BTU/h Carbon
I have been running the ZIP for three coming into four years now. Compared to other options on the market (which there a lot of fantastic ones) the JetBoil products are on the spendy side for sure. I was hesitant to say the least, however i was very impressed by the published boil times as well as weight/size of the packed and complete system. The price is the only downside in my opinion... The primary use for my zip is boiling water during elk/deer hunts, backpack trips and summer camping out of my pickup/ATV. All that being said, I have never had a single issue with my product. It boils faster than any other system i have used, or my buddies use. Besides the packability, boil time, and being able to hold a fresh brewed pot of coffee/tea in my hand immediately after boiling (thanks to the included cozy) my favorite attribute of the ZIP is the extremely fast cool down time. Often during hunts we need to eat and run (literally). The ZIP is cool to the touch and ready for teardown in a matter of a minute or two. Admittedly, originally i was disappointed that the ZIP doesn't include a ignition system. However, in the past years i have seen all other ignition systems fail repeatedly, and since i always pack a BIC lighter in my fire kit it makes sense when saving weight. I can totally see now that NOT having a ignition system makes the ZIP a extremely durable product with only one single moving part/possible failure point being the fuel valve. The four star rating is only due to the fact JetBoil doesn't appear to be producing this product any more and I foresee replacement parts being difficult to purchase should i need any in the future. JetBoil, you have a winning formula here with the ZIP and i feel like in time you will have a source of revenue by supporting the product. Thank you for the excellent product and striving for excellence!
to Ella [Originally posted on Jetboil.JohnsonOutdoors.com]
Verified Buyer
Jetboil Zip Camping Cooker System 4500 BTU/h Carbon
Even if this won't convince you, you might still enjoy the read.
You see, as the sun set on this beautiful blue eyed blonde with legs for days, I found myself seated under a tree in a meadow, holding her as we watched the sheep and their playful lambs from a short distance. Besides bringing my warm jacket and my gore tex rain cover to sit on I also brought my Jetboil Zip to warm her up. Making some hot chocolate is simply a breeze. All went smooth and we were getting more and more distracted. However, heating up vanilla flavoured creamy liquor I lost track of time bantering to her and the Zip's bubbly alcoholic content boiled over as a smart lad would have expected it to. I kicked the Zip now ablaze on its side spilling the liquor. The sticky liquor had set it entirely on fire preventing me to turn off its gas supply. As I put down my left foot on the cup I gave the propane canister a counter clockwise twist with my other combat boot effectively extinguishing the fire in a second as the canister came off. Luckily the damp earth and rain prevented far worse. On that bombshell we called it a day and went home for the night to my place being pleased with ourselves not having burnt those little lambs.
My Jetboil Zip was done for I feared. To my admiration the burnt vanilla caramel came off fairly well and the clogged parts of the ignition were cleaned out with water, dried out and put back together. The polymer parts were hardly molten with the cup insulation cover withstanding the fire with ease. It's burnt but not sticky or further desintegrating. This thing is bomb proof, this I can guarantee. It is revolutionary in ways without compromising on "keep it simply stupid" principles. It shows its scars but to this day it serves me as it did before without compromise in functionality. I applaud the idea and the choice of quality materials.
How a piece of equipment can become something so reminiscent, a cornerstone of beautiful memories of adventure shared. Needless to say guys, I am more careful nowadays. Although it's not easy with that blonde still being around. I love it when she brings up the story to other people. God, I like her
You see, as the sun set on this beautiful blue eyed blonde with legs for days, I found myself seated under a tree in a meadow, holding her as we watched the sheep and their playful lambs from a short distance. Besides bringing my warm jacket and my gore tex rain cover to sit on I also brought my Jetboil Zip to warm her up. Making some hot chocolate is simply a breeze. All went smooth and we were getting more and more distracted. However, heating up vanilla flavoured creamy liquor I lost track of time bantering to her and the Zip's bubbly alcoholic content boiled over as a smart lad would have expected it to. I kicked the Zip now ablaze on its side spilling the liquor. The sticky liquor had set it entirely on fire preventing me to turn off its gas supply. As I put down my left foot on the cup I gave the propane canister a counter clockwise twist with my other combat boot effectively extinguishing the fire in a second as the canister came off. Luckily the damp earth and rain prevented far worse. On that bombshell we called it a day and went home for the night to my place being pleased with ourselves not having burnt those little lambs.
My Jetboil Zip was done for I feared. To my admiration the burnt vanilla caramel came off fairly well and the clogged parts of the ignition were cleaned out with water, dried out and put back together. The polymer parts were hardly molten with the cup insulation cover withstanding the fire with ease. It's burnt but not sticky or further desintegrating. This thing is bomb proof, this I can guarantee. It is revolutionary in ways without compromising on "keep it simply stupid" principles. It shows its scars but to this day it serves me as it did before without compromise in functionality. I applaud the idea and the choice of quality materials.
How a piece of equipment can become something so reminiscent, a cornerstone of beautiful memories of adventure shared. Needless to say guys, I am more careful nowadays. Although it's not easy with that blonde still being around. I love it when she brings up the story to other people. God, I like her
Doug L
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Surveillance Warning Sticker
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J McG [Originally posted on chums.com]
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Chums Adjustable Orbiter Stainless Sunglass Strap
My glasses would always fall off after 13-14 pushups. Now my glasses always stay in place and I forget the Adjustable Orbiter is even there, because there is no tail flailing around. I see that some people want a shorter cord, the problem with this request is that the cord needs to be long enough to easily slip over your head when fully extended. When cinched down all the way, it is true that the cord might not be snug up against the back of my head, but it really doesn't need to be to keep your glasses from falling off. Actually if there was zero wiggle room between the cord and your head, you would then be more aware of its presence. I wouldn't let the cord length prevent you from trying this excellent keeper.
Roger V. [Originally posted on Swazi.co.nz]
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Swazi Micro Driback Mens Shorts Ranger
Excellent shorts hard wearing and wick drying,I purchased my first pair many years ago , still going strong.
Nick B. [Originally posted on Swazi.co.nz]
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Swazi Molesworth Jacket Black XS
Totally windproof in any weather, very comfortable, my favourite piece of clothing.
Nick B. [Originally posted on Swazi.co.nz]
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Swazi Molesworth Jacket Black 2XL
Totally windproof in any weather, very comfortable, my favourite piece of clothing.
Nick B. [Originally posted on Swazi.co.nz]
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Swazi Molesworth Fleece Jacket Black X-Large
Totally windproof in any weather, very comfortable, my favourite piece of clothing.
Nick B. [Originally posted on Swazi.co.nz]
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Swazi Molesworth Fleece Mens Jacket
Totally windproof in any weather, very comfortable, my favourite piece of clothing.
Roger V. [Originally posted on Swazi.co.nz]
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Swazi Micro Driback Shorts
Excellent shorts hard wearing and wick drying,I purchased my first pair many years ago , still going strong.
shanon h
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Z-Man HeroZ Jerk Soft Bait 25cm Qty 3 Pearl
Caught my 1st ever king fish with one...deffinalty a need if u don't have them in the tackle box
Mitchell K
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Challenger Portable Wet/Dry Vacuum Cleaner 12V
Works well perfect for the boat.
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