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Q&A Climbing barefoot/in toe-shoes?

One thing is that I doubt it's possible to train the toes to have significant strength; unlike the fingers, they are simply not built for that job. And most of the time, you have a lot more weight ...

posted 9y ago by Michael Borgwardt‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Climbing barefoot/in toe-shoes?

I climb barefoot and in vibram five-fingers (KSO's), climbed in them for the first time in 2008 and loved them, where they excel is in roofs and overhanging problems because you can hook holds a lo...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is climbing an ambidextrous sport?

I both agree and disagree with Michael's answer. If you can train your weaker hand to be as good as your stronger hand then good on you but this isn't always possible. My left is much weaker than...

posted 9y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A How far would you need to fall for it to be fatal?

This doctor's blog claims that: The median height leading to death is about 49 feet (15 meters), or about 4 to 5 storeys. 100% of victims die after falling 85 feet (25 meters), or about 8 store...

posted 9y ago by Michael Borgwardt‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do you survive getting towed under a log jam?

Oh....you don't. It would only be a matter of luck, physical strength and breath holding capacity...much emphasis on luck. I was once kayaking with my GF in Florida when I was in my early 20s and...

posted 9y ago by Escoce‭

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Q&A How far would you need to fall for it to be fatal?

The extract from a report linked below might be of assistance, and the report is well worth the read and should be quite accessible to those without a medical background. The American College ...

posted 9y ago by jCisco‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A How far would you need to fall for it to be fatal?

Generally a fall of 50-60 ft will kill almost anyone. However, I had a friend fall of the back of a motorcycle that was not moving, and he died because he hit his head on a rock, so go figure. A nu...

posted 9y ago by BlueSkyBill‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A Surfing competitions, no commentators

I don't know of any webcams with audio. However, here's a couple of YouTube videos that might do the job. Surfing on Maui (Honolua?) some bodysurfing/boogieboarding Relaxing 3 Hour Video of T...

posted 9y ago by Tanner‭

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Q&A Are there standardized signals to communicate with aircraft?

International standard and very easy to remember is the Y or N signal. If you want to communicate more than that, your signals should be easy and self-explaining. If you are e.g. climbing and it...

posted 9y ago by Wills‭

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Q&A What is a good (and affordable) sleeping bag for someone who is beginning to backpack?

This question is almost as hard to answer as the question about a good knife. :) A general rule: The more expensive the sleepingbag, the more expensive the materials involved, the better the rati...

posted 9y ago by zeidlos‭

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Q&A What do I do if a black bear is right outside my tent?

Black Bears simply don't like the smell of warm man-flesh; in fact, if one notices you, it's likely to take off. I've had bears sniffing around my camp before. Assuming all your food is safely stor...

posted 9y ago by nhinkle‭

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Q&A What happens to rappel anchors?

Yes, it does get left behind. Descending rings are meant to be used to facilitate the recovery of ropes, they save your rope from getting horribly dirty, damaged, or stuck, and leave much less of ...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A What kind of underwear inside union suit in winter?

Merino wool is amazing. There are many brands of merino wool underwear, such as Icebreaker and Ibex. It is simultaneously the coolest and warmest fabric I've encountered. It never smells (I wash mi...

posted 9y ago by Streblo‭

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Q&A Continue a hike when legs start cramping

Its well-known to relate Cramps and Dehydration. So its obvious that you talked about hydrating yourself. But, in most of the situations muscle cramps can be stopped if the involved muscle is stret...

posted 9y ago by WedaPashi‭

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Q&A Prevent athlete´s foot (re)infection in barefoot shoes?

Some options I have used in the past UV Pen - Strong UV Light will kill fungus Anti-Fungal Powder - Works just as well on shoes as it does on toes Anti-Fungal Cream - Same premise

posted 9y ago by Russell Steen‭

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Q&A Prevent athlete´s foot (re)infection in barefoot shoes?

Key thing is to get the shoes clean and dry. Wash the shoes at the hottest possible temperature and let them dry thoroughly. (Use a hair dryer on cool/warm setting carefully if needed). Use an anti...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Prevent athlete´s foot (re)infection in barefoot shoes?

The trick to preventing chronic athletes foot in toe shoes is the same as with regular shoes, and that is to wear socks. Injinji toe socks are by far the most popular socks to wear with fivefing...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Cleaning the inside of a backpack

Oil needs a soap or detergent, and ideally hot water to dissolve. Hand washed with a laundry detergent and hot water. if it is still a problem, remove the aluminium frame and any loose bits you c...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Eating Matches to repel insects?

The first time I tried this was at Fort Chaffee and the chiggers were so bad that people were laid out in sick call with bites all over their bodies. Me and my buddies were "the communist forces" w...

posted 9y ago by user5901‭

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Q&A Beginner or intermediate skis for a first pair to buy?

This is a very personal, subjective thing, and I don't think anybody can tell you exactly what type or even style of ski to get when you're first starting out. The perfect ski depends on how much y...

posted 10y ago by nhinkle‭

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Q&A If the Dawn Wall had been climbed before, why was the 2015 attempt so difficult?

The Dawn wall is one of the largest and most difficult climbs in the world, it's nearly 1000m of blankness, there isn't a lot to hold onto all the way up. But you're right, it has been "climbed"...

posted 10y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Are there any sunglasses with prescription insert that does not alter depth sense?

The problem is that eyeglass prescriptions are calculated for a standard distance between the lens and the eye, with the lenses in flat frames parallel to the face. You can see the effect of varyi...

posted 10y ago by Kevin Krumwiede‭

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Q&A Uses for different size locking carabiners

The number one reason for having different sizes of carabiners is for working with different sizes of ropes. Size is one of many differing factors in the design of locking carabiners, there are al...

posted 10y ago by ShemSeger‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is Paradoxical Undressing a stage beyond Hypothermia?

Also, the portion of the brain partially responsible for the sensation of warmth is the sub cerebral structure producing met enkephalins. This flood of alkaloids is the bodys last ditch effort to i...

posted 10y ago by Dexx Lane‭

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Q&A Ice skating on a frozen lake -- how thick should the ice be?

Found an answer by Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources. For new, clear ice, 4 inches should be good for ice skating or any activity involving just a person's weight. They recommend double ...

posted 10y ago by shimizu‭

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