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Re: Re: Thoughts on Rain Gear (JMT) - redux for a mountain noob Jennifer - the weight issue aside, it all depends on if you are a worst case or best case planner when putting together your clothing and gear list. there seems to be an awful lot of Best Case p... |
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Re: My calcs " You can see I really dropped off after mile 22 " one thing I've learned running ultras (especially 100's) is that the harder you push early on the more you will drop off do... |
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Re: REI stoke 29 -- $38 Konrad - have you ever used the Stoke 29 ? I have had my eye on it (on the web) but have never touched or tried one on. Can you tell me anything about it ? Great Deal ... |
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Re: Post hike rituals- gear maintenance Gear is just Stuff. the real reason to be out " there " is for me to be out there, not my stuff. upon return, its me first and gear whenever ... sometimes days :-) how I deal with me... |
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Re: JMT Fasthike maintaining a > 3 mph pace for 5 days is challenging in the Sierra. 222 miles (from the Portal) split over 5 days is 45 miles a day. I think its more efficient (meaning less taxing on the bod... |
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Re: Still too vague Max - sorry if I'm vague, probably because I don't know the pack market all that well. I want the lightest 30-35L pack that rides well on my back. Like I said before, I have an older Go... |
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Re: Baseweight to answer a few questions ... base weight - not finalized but probably 15 lb or less, food is the indeterminate. must be under 2 lbs, and preferrably 1.5 lb. I already have an older Golite J... |
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Speed Hike Pack Recommendations does anyone have recommendations for a multi day (4-6) speed hike pack ? I'm thinking in the 35 L size range, minimum 30 L , maximum 40 L weight is probably the number 1 consideration, as... |
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Re: Ideas to cut weight of puffy layer I'm pretty fanatical about saving weight, but ripping open an expensive jacket to save a few grams doesn't sound like something I would do. Doesn't the Patagonia sewn in stuff sack a... |
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Re: Really? well its the Bearikade or the Garcia, totally your choice ... only you know what your future plans are. |
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