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I think she barely made it From the interviews, it appears she's in the hospital being evaluated for frostbite. If she had been out another night or in 10 degree colder temps, I don't think she would've made it. ... |
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Re: PCT Gear List 2011 You could probably get a lighter pack, depending on your food weight. Consider just using a trash compactor pack liner instead of a cover. You could get your pot weight down to 1.3 oz with a ... |
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Re: My first UL-want-to-be list Good list. I think ticks would be a possibility. For the weight, I'd probably carry the net tent. Or, maybe treat pad, sleeping bag, groundsheet with permethrin. I like to carry these items ... |
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Re: Help! Need ideas on slippery silnylon floors... I did the anti-slip coating on the outside of the floor on my Scarp 2 and Hogback (30D floors), and it works great. The Hogback had up to 4 rambunctious kids in it at times on a 3 day trip in the m... |
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Re: mid support Other options for supporting the mids: - sturdy overhead branch (not during windy weather) - wooden pole cut to length from dead but sturdy wood - wooden poles lashed together at top to fo... |
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Re: My First Lightweight List--Please Critique Here are my "cheapest options" ways to save weight: pot: aluminum by Open Country or AntiGravity Gear or a 1.3 oz Heineken 24 oz can (be aware of the controversy over whether the can... |
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Down mat Good suggestion, Bradford. Down mats seem to have their own heat source compared to other pads! I have the Exped full-length for winter. It's warm, comfy, and durable, but also heavy at 2 lbs. ... |
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Re: Follow-up One issue you might run into with frameless packs is that most rely on a folded or rolled sleeping pad for their support and weight transfer to the hips. It seems like it might be quite a bit of &q... |
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Re: My turn to submit a gear list! I use a .7 oz Rubbermaid Twist & Seal plastic bowl (16 oz size) without a lid as my mug. A 24 oz size Heineken keg pot is around 1.3 oz, but there's the issues of how it will work with t... |
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Re: winter shoes Consider using GoreTex socks instead of waterproof shoes. That way, you can use the same pair year-round, unless you need a larger pair for winter sock layers of course. |
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