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Q&A First time snow hiking

I'll start answering from last question: It's hard to say if it's safe to hike alone. Most people will say No. I believe that in Alps rescue will come in 10-20 min if you are able to call for a h...

posted 6y ago by user1209304‭

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Q&A First time snow hiking

Nice place to go! Can I wear a thermos legging only? My ski pants do not allow a lot of freedom of movement. Obviously depends on the weather: On a sunny day with no wind you can wear ...

posted 6y ago by imsodin‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A First time snow hiking

Ill just add on the answers already here. I've been to a similar skiing resort before in Switzerland(Riederalp) with my grandparents. They did many hikes there together and its perfectly safe, just...

posted 6y ago by Stijn Schouten‭

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Q&A First time snow hiking

I have been in that area quite a lot, but have only limited experience with it for hiking in the winter (was occupied with skiing most of the time). Nevertheless I can try to give some insight: Y...

posted 6y ago by arc_lupus‭

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Q&A Dialing an emergency number in a foreign country using a satellite phone

Here is what I found for most countries, If you have an Inmarsat satellite phone: You will need to obtain the full international access code, country code, and phone number for the loca...

posted 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Protecting climbing skins without a protective mesh

What you did is not uncommon. Randonee racers fold their skins in half and stick them to themselves all the time. The mesh cheat sheets work great at prolonging the life of the glue on your skins, ...

posted 6y ago by ShemSeger‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A What is an effective technique for plogging?

The most efficient way to run and pick up trash would probably be to know where the garbage cans along the route are so you can carry the trash for as little time as possible. At least according t...

posted 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A Is camping at Zion National Park in mid-December feasible?

I camped in Zion during New Years a few years ago - it is very cold. The air is frigid and the only times you feel warm is with sun. That being said, the park is very quiet and beautiful in the win...

posted 6y ago by Megan Byers‭

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Q&A First time snow hiking

I will just add or clarify a small detail to all the other good answers: It is perfectly normal to stop several times to adjust or change clothing. The first stop is usually after five minutes, an...

posted 6y ago by Ole Bj&#xF8;rsvik‭

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Q&A What's a good, lightweight solution for portable cookware?

I had a fantastic aluminium frypan, about 10" across. It was very light, had a good spot near the top of my pack, and could cook a steak, or noodles, or boil water for a drink. It could go on gas, ...

posted 6y ago by A Teacher‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Are pounds of propane actual pounds of weight?

Yes, propane in pounds is measured in weight. Answer: Propane can be measured in a few manners. The most common way is by gallons. It can also be measured by pounds (one gallon = 4.2lbs). When ...

posted 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A First time snow hiking

I didn't see anyone say this, perhaps because this area is well-populated? If you're going alone, let someone know when and where you're going and what time you're expecting to be back.

posted 6y ago by studog‭

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Q&A What type of glue is best to repair/resole cross country ski boots with plastic soles?

I have found that the best solution for my ski boots has been Gorilla Glue and Shoe Goo. Before applying you may want to score the area with a rubber file (like the ones found in bicycle repair kit...

posted 6y ago by QandA‭

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Q&A How can you make a MSR WhisperLite stove simmer?

After reviewing many blogs on this topic and running some experiments, I think I found something else helpful. I have an old Whisperlite from around 1999 or 2000. When Coleman gas could not be co...

posted 6y ago by Kevin Cox‭

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Q&A How to counter bindings getting loose on MSR Lightning Ascent snowshoes?

I have the Denalis and I also found it difficult to tighten the straps in the cold (it was -20 C the first time I put the snowshoes on.) I found if I fit them to my boot first in the warmth of my h...

posted 6y ago by Patrick Linehan‭

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Q&A How to counter bindings getting loose on MSR Lightning Ascent snowshoes?

Some things you can try to hold the boot in place that work for me: Strap the toe, then the heel. Strap the rest of the foot straps. Then, re-tighten the toe & top straps so they are really t...

posted 6y ago by Felix‭

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Q&A What are the steps you would go through to teach someone how to split logs?

I've taught boy and girl scouts how to chop for some years, so I'm going to treat you as one of those. I'm also going to assume you've never worked with any kind of axe (or ax, I'm going to use the...

posted 6y ago by Monster‭

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Q&A What footwear did mountaineers wear in the 19th century?

Before rubber soles, mountaineers (and others) used hobnailed boots "have been used since antiquity for inexpensive durable footwear". There is a nice note here about Vibram soles replacing hobnail...

posted 6y ago by StrongBad‭

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Q&A What are the steps you would go through to teach someone how to split logs?

This is how we teach our scouts: When cutting, your primary tool will be an axe (held with two hands) or hatchet (held with one hand), but a bow saw and splitting wedge can also be used. This foc...

posted 6y ago by Andrew Jennings‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Road trip through the great American West - Anyone have Ideas for locations, areas, or activities?

Here are some points of interest you should definitely include, based on your rough proposed area: Arches National Monument. It's at least worth a day trip thru there. There are some natural arc...

posted 6y ago by Olin Lathrop‭

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Q&A What footwear did mountaineers wear in the 19th century?

Great question! In the UK, in many ways the cradle of mountaineering as a sport, it was common to wear traditional shepherds footwear known variously as shepherds boots, fell boots or hill boots d...

posted 6y ago by Tullochgorum‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Does sandpapering finger tips improve rock climbing?

I've used sandpaper on my hands for 5 or so years starting when I picked up climbing and had trouble with pretty beat up and blistered hands. I only ever sanded the dry or ragged edges at first, bu...

posted 6y ago by Parker‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Why doesn't it snow much at -30 &#xB0;C?

Here is a link to a calculator you can play with: https://planetcalc.com/2167/ Let us say that it starts to snow when the relative humidity in the air gets over 100%. You will then see that there ...

posted 6y ago by Ole Bj&#xF8;rsvik‭

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Q&A Is there an equivalent of "The A.T. Guide" for the Pacific Crest Trail?

As of 2017, the majority of PCT thru-hikers are relying on apps. The most popular option is known as "Guthook," from Atlas Guides. Other popular options include "Halfmile" and "Hikerbot." These ap...

posted 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A What features should I look for in a mini knife?

It needs a handle that can be securely held by the size hand of the user.The blade won't be useful if one can't keep hold well enough. Also since it is small it will be easier to cut with it if it ...

posted 6y ago by David Reichard‭

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