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Re: Leg Cramps I get cramps on backcountry ski trips sometimes - hardly ever when hiking or backpacking, but often on ski trips, mostly in the first couple days of a week-long trip. It's pretty hard to get th... |
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reinforcement You could sew grosgrain ribbon along the length of the seam -use ribbon wide enough to span past the existing stitching, and sew along both sides very close to the edge of the ribbon. Important to... |
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OVERDUE HIKER - please help if you can Posting this here just in case anyone has any info: http://www.nps.gov/seki/parknews/upload/FLYER-LAWRENCE-CONN-OVERDUE-HIKER-Oct-24-2012.pdf Last seen on the Taboose Pass trail heading into ... |
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carbon sheets pricey, but: http://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-carbon-fiber-sheets/=jv9ie5 |
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Re: Winter hiking Allen & Mike's is THE book to start with. I'll offer a few tips myself for anyone starting out with winter camping; Start slow. Try camping in the snow really close to the road - ... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Breaking coating The 420d is the old standby 7-8 oz packcloth - smoother texture than the cordura but still very durable. The 1000d cordura you are probably familiar with, but just in case, for comparison the 500d ... |
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Re: Anybody use a Necchi sewing machine? Have not used one myself but I have heard they are good machines. the older ones were made in Italy and had a great reputation. |
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Re: Quick update One added point you might keep in mind: some insoles have enough beef to them that they make a significant difference in what you can feel though the sole of the shoe. In particular, I have some SO... |
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Re: Re: Breaking coating 1000 denier uncoated here: http://www.rockywoods.com/Fabrics-Kits/Solid-Color-CORDURA-Nylon-Fabrics down at the bottom of the page. They also have some camo 500 denier that may be uncoat... |
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Re: Re: Re: Bivy and Down Pete, your experience points out the reason why VBL's tend to be loved or hated. They require some precision and management in use. The key is to never vent the VBL, just adjust insulation. Som... |
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