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Q&A What is the relationship between altitude gain and temperature decrease when mountaineering?

The answer is that it depends on the moisture held in the air moist air changes at a rate of 3° Fahrenheit per 1000 ft of vertical / 0.6° Celsius per 100m. dry air changes at a rate of 5.4° Fahr...

posted 7y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A What everyday tasks can be adapted in a way that helps build muscles and technique for bouldering?

When I started bouldering hard I would crimp and pinch everything: open doors by pinching the knobs with you finger tips; pick up things by crimping them on the edges (even if you can get a full op...

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

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Q&A What everyday tasks can be adapted in a way that helps build muscles and technique for bouldering?

The main idea to muscle up your arms and strengthen your wrists and fingers is to make things harder when you carry things: Carry more, with one hand instead of two. Use less fingers (as you poin...

posted 7y ago by bfontaine‭

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Q&A How to defend against getting lyme disease?

The best defense against ticks are your clothes. Ticks hang out on the ends of branches and blades of grass with their arms in he air waiting to hook onto anything that has blood to pass by. After ...

posted 7y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A How to contain the stench of climbing shoes?

I hang my shoes on the outside of my bag. I've found that containing them in a airtight bag and then drying them "later" leads to them being sealed in an anaerobic environment, especially if they a...

posted 7y ago by Roatera‭

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Q&A My car broke down in Siberia. What do I do now?

People here are posting horror stories about being 30km from nearest habitation (this is walkable distance). If you're in Siberia, you're likely to be 300km from nearest habitation on a road with t...

posted 7y ago by agathis‭

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Q&A How do I connect to an Autobelay with a Whillan's harness?

Interesting comments. I happened upon this site while investigating a Willans harness I saw on a Jay Leno car. Nope. It is not the same company. I used a Whillans sit harness thoughout my clim...

posted 7y ago by Bill Beller‭

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Q&A How can I prepare my body for a relatively hard hike?

The question here is not if you will be able to climb the mount or not. You will climb it for sure. The question is how comfortable the climbing will be? Will you be able to see a beauty of the mou...

posted 7y ago by user1209304‭

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Q&A Is it warmer to sleep in a car or in a tent?

Unless the car can provide heat (either engine or independent heater), tent is a better choice - car is not designed to keep the heat inside; tent is. Car is mostly metal and glass, both poor insu...

posted 7y ago by Jiri Tousek‭

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Q&A How dangerous is swimming fully dressed in cotton/denim clothes?

Cotton when wet can get quite cold which in turn will make you very cold or get hypothermia. Denim in my experience holds a lot of water which, like cotton, will get cold and may give you hypotherm...

posted 7y ago by Salman sadiq‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to take a bearing when the geographic coordinate grid is not aligned with true north on a map?

When working with map AND compass, the declination should always be taken from the grid north (GN) since you align the compass orienting lines (red or black lines on the bottom or the bezel of the ...

posted 7y ago by Guy Rivest‭

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Q&A Offset in compass

The Brunton Truarc 3 compass is ajustable for declination WITHOUT the need of a screwdriver like tool. Just grab the clear vial with your left hand index under and thumb over to prevent it from mov...

posted 7y ago by Guy Rivest‭

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Q&A Is it warmer to sleep in a car or in a tent?

The question supposes that you have winter camping gear. It would be warmer and more comfortable to set up in the tent. You have already specified that the tent could be partially buried (most wint...

posted 7y ago by Quaternion‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A My car broke down in Siberia. What do I do now?

Disclaimer, my car broke in extreme cold in Siberia many times. Many things were already said, I just want to share my own experience from living in rural Siberia for 5 winters in a row. We do no...

posted 7y ago by exebook‭

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Q&A Is it warmer to sleep in a car or in a tent?

It depends. Your question says that you have a good set of camping gear. A properly set up tent, with the right gear can be quite warm. Much better then a car. A car will lose heat quite quickly....

posted 7y ago by coteyr‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is it warmer to sleep in a car or in a tent?

Unless you can still use the car's heating (which usually presumes the motor still works), you're definitely better inside the tent. This can be told both from experience, and science-based. I've...

posted 7y ago by Damon‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to avoid trespassing in the United States?

This has been a problem for quite a while, it used to be that one needed really good paper maps to be able to tell. Now there are chips for GPS units that show the ownership of the land on the map...

posted 7y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A Does the two sticks and a star method of finding north work the same way in both hemispheres?

TLDR: It's the same in both hemispheres. To keep the explanation simple consider someone driving south at night across the equator in Africa . The person sees a star ahead and it's moving to the r...

posted 7y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A What's a good resource for learning to tie knots for climbing?

(In this answer I concentrate mostly on practical knots to be used for situations where lives may depend on it. Decorative work has quite different sources and rules.) There is no one method that ...

posted 7y ago by Willeke‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A how to calculate adding pontoons to a 12FT aluminum V bottom boat

If you are doing outriggers, then do not plane the boat. At those speeds, catching a pontoon on an outrigger can either rip it off, or twist the boat hard enough that occupants go flying. If you ...

posted 7y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A What's a good resource for learning to tie knots for climbing?

Animated Knots By Grog Arguably the best resource online for knot tying is Animated Knots by Grog, it's used by virtually every avid knot tyer I've known. They have excellent step-by-step animatio...

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

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Q&A Is it warmer to sleep in a car or in a tent?

I have slept many nights in a homemade conversion van From experience getting up at dawn, it usually feels warmer outside the van then in it. There are probably scientific words for it; but the me...

posted 7y ago by James Jenkins‭

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Q&A Climbing Mount Teide from sea-level

The Alta Vista hut is at 3260 meters above the sea level. That means you would need to do all those hight meters in one day. While not undoable, as we can see from the other comments, you have to b...

posted 7y ago by april rain‭

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Q&A How to tie a super eight / double figure eight / bunny ear knot?

This one is almost identical to the figure eight on a bight, with one crucial difference. When you get to the final step of the figure eight on a bight, instead of pushing the end of the bight thr...

posted 7y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A Are statistics about the frequency of crime actually useful in determining how safe a trail is?

The crime rate on most trails is 0, due to the very low frequency of use. The trails that have had a crime committed on them tend to have a very high crime rate, again due to the low frequency of ...

posted 7y ago by Mark‭

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