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Re: nekkid "2. a down bag as the last layer can leave you susceptible to condensation issues, especially if you are wearing synth puffy clothing inside ... body moisture migrates to the last layer ... an... |
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My turn I would likely use Dans setup that he describe with the Neoair. The last thing I want to do after a long day is toss and turn on an uncomfortable pad. I personally would take a tarp knowing full ... |
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Advil and training I have taken way more advil then I probably should especially during my thru hike. On my thru it was the only thing that made the pain in my feet bearable, and it in a similiar situation I would l... |
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Re: Re: It's true! Co-eds Simple laws of physics make it obvious why extra clothing would help not hurt. No further testing needed. |
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Wow That was incredible how fast that water came up. |
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How cheap I was probably on the low end, no clue because I didn't keep track. But there are certainly things you can do to minimize expenses. 1) Follow Scott williamsons advice and live on the trail, n... |
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None Use your phone |
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Another option There are many great trips out of Hetch Hetchy if you are just getting started on winter camping in the Sierra. The grand-daddy of them all is the 45 mile loop up to Tilden Lake returning through J... |
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Skewed view of risk Several years ago I was into skydiving. I loved it and it was the single coolest minutes of my life as I shot to the ground at 120mph. But I stopped, one reason being that my life insurance had a... |
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How about Vbl and bivy to start. Add overbag if needed. Also make sure you have your pad system figured out. I have seen many who complain about being cold and using insufficient pad such as neoair on snow. |
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