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Q&A What is this miniature backpack called?

The closest thing to what you look for are "cpr keychains". You might also search for "mini backpack keychains" to find similar results near you. Here some some stores that offer similar products: ...

posted 8y ago by Peter1807‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Whippet as trekking pole?

The Whippet is marketed as: ... the ultimate ski mountaineering tool ... that can help keep minor slips from turning into slides for life. For ski mountaineering, it is not feasible to carry ...

posted 8y ago by StrongBad‭

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Q&A Is there a rule of thumb, how many fps is added per missing grain of the arrow?

I do not know any rule of thumbs but I do have some knowledge in physics and math, so lets see what we can do with that=) Let's assume the energy that is put into an arrow is independent of the we...

posted 8y ago by flawr‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I tell a &#x201C;trail shoe&#x201D; from a regular sport shoe?

To some extent, it's a question of marketing etc. However, there are clear design diferences between "trainers/sneakers" and "trail/approach shoes". I think you may find that while "trail shoe" is...

posted 8y ago by CMaster‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do I inspect a climbing rope?

Ideally, Inspect it indoors, before you leave for Outdoors. :) Look out for tangible signs like wear n tear on outer layer of rope, cuts, brazes etc. For the inner layer, it should be intact as wit...

posted 8y ago by simplyatin‭

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Q&A What is the best type of shoe to wear for crossing deep rivers?

Merrell make several excellent shoes which are designed to be lightweight running shoes and I believe they would fit your use case neatly. Unlike sandals they offer a fully enclosed toe for greate...

posted 8y ago by PeterTecks‭

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Q&A Why do so many people hike with such light footwear?

There seems to be a general trend for people abandoning traditional hiking boots for lighter approach shoes. As I see it there's two driving factors here: Approach shoes have gotten better No n...

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

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Q&A Why do so many people hike with such light footwear?

For certain types of hiking, lightness is key. I can't talk for everyone doing that (some may just be unaware of the consequences of their kit choices) but I really like speed hiking / fell running...

posted 8y ago by roryalsop‭

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Q&A Why do so many people hike with such light footwear?

The hiking shoe/waterproof trainer style is comfortable for casual strolls on easy trails, in good weather. This "light outdoors" (or fair-weather hiking) market is huge in comparison to serious h...

posted 8y ago by Chris H‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Does a pound on your foot equal 5 pounds on your back?

This saying appears to be mostly common sense or "homespun" wisdom, but there are some studies that have tried to dig into it: This HowStuffWorks Adventure article mentions Hillary's ascent of Eve...

posted 8y ago by Nathan Paul Simons‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Which knot to use to hold a rope in a loop, tight, around a large object?

I would go with either a barrel hitch or a barrel sling depending on the exact purpose. With the added constraint that the rope can only go around the object once the the "magic" needs to be in th...

posted 8y ago by StrongBad‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Why do so many people hike with such light footwear?

There is a major advantage to lighter footwear when hiking. Here is a great example: Does a pound on your foot equal 5 pounds on your back? Newer, light weight footwear can be targeted for hiking ...

posted 8y ago by m4tt1mus‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Are climbing harnesses tested for upside down falls?

Are climbing harnesses tested for upside down falls? ... No. Harnesses have forces gradually applied to them of up to 15kN while attached to a dummy; the dummy is oriented in the head-up position ...

posted 8y ago by aaaaargZombies‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A Which knot to use to hold a rope in a loop, tight, around a large object?

EDIT: With your edits to the question it would appear this won't work for you. I would use a constrictor knot. If you work the knot such that the contact point where the line cross is on one o...

posted 8y ago by delliottg‭

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Q&A What animal might uproot and relocate a newly-transplanted sedum?

I think this was most likely at least a two-creature job. That same sedum has been dug up, broken into pieces and strewn around my yard a number of times. (Pictures of some of the pieces were use...

posted 8y ago by Sue Saddest Farewell TGO GL‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Why do so many people hike with such light footwear?

This isn't meant for general advice but for hiking, backpacking, and snowshoeing I prefer light, really light -- I use my running shoes...much lighter than what you have pictured as light. I'm re...

posted 8y ago by Jan Nielsen‭

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Q&A Why do so many people hike with such light footwear?

Hmm - more of a tirade than a question, but let's assume you sincerely want to learn. There's a good deal of ground to cover, so please bear with me here... First, technical trail shoes are not "c...

posted 8y ago by Tullochgorum‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Am I allowed to "wild-camp" in my car?

Other jurisdictions: When I was younger I would drive part way from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada to Lake Louise. I'd go to 2 o'clock Creek which was on Abraham Lake. There I would pull off the road...

posted 8y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭

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Q&A Why do so many people hike with such light footwear?

Why do so many people hike with such light footwear? I can give you a personal perspective: I have hiked in the 2000-3000m altitude (alps) for a long time, using quite tough semi-alpine boots ...

posted 8y ago by AnoE‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I tell a &#x201C;trail shoe&#x201D; from a regular sport shoe?

The problem is, that these are a (comparatively) new type of shoes and a hybrid of other types. Therefore there is no clear definition, not even consistent naming. Trail running shoes These are t...

posted 8y ago by imsodin‭

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Q&A Why not use a cotton base layer?

You must consider here why you would be sweating in the first place. So, you must take into account that the body may produce a bit more heat from time to time and it will want to dump that excess ...

posted 8y ago by Count Iblis‭

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Q&A How can I tell a &#x201C;trail shoe&#x201D; from a regular sport shoe?

Trail shoes should be waterproof and the sole should be prepared for mud, remember that you will run on the mountain trails that can be wet, they should also be wider for more stability. Regular sp...

posted 8y ago by miguelmpn‭

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Q&A What are practical uses of paracord survival bracelets?

Short answer: Learn to tie knots, then decide how you can help yourself with the cordage. Otherwise, it'll be useless to you. I don't mean to sound brash but that's the reality of things. Side-not...

posted 8y ago by Castle‭

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Q&A What sort of crane, and what sort of snake?

There are many different cranes, so more details about the color and size would be helpful. It is normal behavior, so I'm not surprised you encountered it. My first thought is a sandhill crane. T...

posted 8y ago by Sue Saddest Farewell TGO GL‭

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Q&A Why do so many people hike with such light footwear?

For me with my almost 130kg (280 lbs) weight the best choice turned out to go "barefoot" ... Five years ago, I walked with my friend across entire Poland (over 850 km) in a month and after the firs...

posted 8y ago by Tomasz Plawski‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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