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Re: Re: Re: Silnylon as VBL Loose openings are nice if you want to vent, otherwise wear them under a stretchy layer to keep the most vapor right next to your skin. No need for cuffs etc. |
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Re: Remaining Battery life I have a volt meter. Very precise. You could also put them in a GPS or other device that give you and idea of the charge left in the battery. |
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PLB not a panacea A PLB won't summon help if you can't activate it or can't afford it, or forget it, or it runs out of batteries, or you are afraid to use it soon enough because you're worried ab... |
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good judgement Yup- Good judgement comes from experience and experience comes from bad judgement. |
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Re: PLB's, SPOTS vs. Cutting the Cord More brainstorming- http://www.recco.com/system/reflectors_info.asp How 'bout a reflector like these avalanche ones that stay sewed into gear, take no batteries and work anytime a helic... |
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Re: Re: take full rresponsibility for ourselves?? "No man is an island." But some are Atolls. |
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Re: PLB's, SPOTS vs. Cutting the Cord Responsible people who knowingly take greater risks have a backup plan that does not tax the resources of everyone else without their OK. They make plans with buddies to come to their aid. In ... |
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Re: UL Backcountry Touring Ski Setup - XC experience My skating skis broke in half just back of the foot last year from too many telemark turns in deeper snow. Its all fun and games until you are stuck in the wilderness. http://www.rei.com/pro... |
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Re: UL Backcountry Touring Ski Setup Skins come in various materials -some polypro, some nylon some natural. The polypro are lighter, the natural tend to glide better. Since you trim the skins to fit the ski, I wonder if you cou... |
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zipper size and strength A number 10 zipper isn't hugely stronger than a #5, but there is more metal in the slider of a #10 and thus will allow more wear on the slider before it fails to pull the teeth together. This... |
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