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Q&A Is there a mesh mini-tent on the market that covers head, shoulders and arms, allowing you read comfortably in buggy terrain?

In country plagued by mosquitoes, no-see-ums, black-flies, and other blood-sucking bugs, people MUST live within "bubbles" of fine-mesh net. The bloodsucking insects are so annoying that they reg...

posted 9y ago by Fred Kerns‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Climbing: fear/panic on boulder wall

Generally speaking fear is an appropriate and healthy response to many of the situations you will find yourself in while rock climbing. Learning how to control, overcome, and even benefit from that...

posted 9y ago by Erik‭

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Q&A How to "spot" someone who is bouldering?

Basically, "spotting" someone means making sure that they safely land on the pad with their feet first to prevent injuries in case of a fall. This means several distinct tasks: Moving a falling ...

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

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Q&A Climbing: fear/panic on boulder wall

Anyone had similar issues? Several years ago I sprained my ankle. I was lead-climbing a route that was a bit over my technical skills. I was in an overhanging segment above and sideways to my...

posted 9y ago by Roflo‭

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Q&A Walking through an active railway tunnel during a long distance walk

In most parts of the world going through a working train tunnel on foot is illegal, in all parts of the world it verges on suicidal. I can imagine there are places in the world where, there are no...

posted 9y ago by James Jenkins‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Criterions in multi-pitch climbing to be considered a free ascent

It is not the sling that is the issue, its using the sling to form a hanging belay. Using a hanging belay allows the climber to sit down and have a rest at any location on the wall (i.e. its no d...

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

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Q&A What are other possible make-shift alternatives for chalk powder?

In some parts of France (Particularly the Fontainebleau forest) they use a substance called POF. POF is basically tree sap, they harvest it and carry it around in bags, dabbing it onto holds, etc...

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

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Q&A What are other possible make-shift alternatives for chalk powder?

A few years back at my University climbing gym, someone posted a study performed on chalking your hands while climbing. Basically, it was discovered that there was actually a measurable decrease in...

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

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Q&A Toprope webbing anchor with figure 8 knots

A Knot is a knot and its usually not something to get tied up in knots about. An simple overhand is a better knot in tape, purely because a Fig8 is impossible to lie neatly. As far as the question...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Which two handed fly casting style should I learn?

To answer your question, "Which two handed fly casting style should I learn?" the answer is all of them. After you've learned every style then you'll know which one suits your needs best in any sit...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A What are other possible make-shift alternatives for chalk powder?

There really is no good replacement for chalk but natural conditions and some tricks can help to make it easier to climb without chalk. Some areas in Germany have very strict (Elbsandstein - no c...

posted 9y ago by pmr‭

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Q&A How to fold rope for storage?

As mentioned in comments, this option to coil a rope will get you some twists in it. So I do not recommend it for longer ropes (i.e. your climbing ropes), as twists are very inconvenient when belay...

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

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Q&A How should I remove a tick?

There's a lot of answers on this page that wrong and could lead to life threatening anaphylaxis. Given the risks involved here, I'll be providing quotes from physicians throughout. Don't pull it o...

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

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Q&A Fly casting in heavy cover/growth

Another good cast for small streams with lots of bushes is the water haul, described in this blog post at Gink and Gasoline. It basically uses the water tension to load the rod, like the roll cast,...

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

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Q&A What tent should I use for extended winter camping in the midwest US?

The answers is to simply get a proper 4 season tent designed for camping in the winter. There's a reason why 4 season tents are different than 3 season tents, and that reason is because the weather...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A Is this anchor set up right?

If it is load bearing, then hell no. This is a mess of cross- and ring-loading, which will break the biners. If it is just a material storage placement, then it is simply confusing. And of what I k...

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

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Q&A Is this anchor set up right?

I couldn't have come up with a better example of "how carabiners should never be used" if I tried! In fact, the most likely explanation for that picture is either such a deliberate bad example, o...

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

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Q&A A little bit of acclimatisation or no acclimatisation at all?

There isn't much difference in the two "acclimatization" options. In neither option do you get more than a start on acclimatization. In both options, you serve notice on your body to get ready. O...

posted 9y ago by ab2 MonicaNotForgotten‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A What tent should I use for extended winter camping in the midwest US?

If you are going to live in the tent, get a canvas wall tent and a stove. It will be much more livable over the long term even if it costs a bit more up front. I found a lot of information about an...

posted 9y ago by samglover‭

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Q&A Effective way to carry a sleeping mattress with rucksack?

A rolled up sleeping pad is generally pretty lightweight, meaning the "you could misbalance your pack and strain your back" concern is probably one you can ignore. People try not put them inside be...

posted 9y ago by Kate Gregory‭

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Q&A Is there a mesh mini-tent on the market that covers head, shoulders and arms, allowing you read comfortably in buggy terrain?

There exit various kinds of head or even upper body mosquito nets. You can put one over your head and the sleeping bag opening to hold them away. If you are anyway carrying a tent, I think this is...

posted 9y ago by imsodin‭

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Q&A Do snakes try to get in hammocks?

I couldn't find an authoritative reference to state that a snake wouldn't do that. The main climbing snake in Texas is the Rat Snake. While one of those could climb into your hammock to cuddle, I d...

posted 9y ago by Erik‭

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Q&A Tactical Folder vs traditional knife patterns for EDC

A knife is just a tool, and will generally reflect the owner's practical needs, and/or aesthetic tastes. Plus there are those who have been carrying the same knife for X years, and don't care to re...

posted 9y ago by Erik‭

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Q&A Should I run if I see wild dogs?

To the question of whether you should run from a pack of dogs that may be aggressive, the answer is an unqualified NO!. As to what you should do, the answer is a bit more complicated. In the vast...

posted 9y ago by Wad Cheber stands with Monica‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is it ok to wear hiking shoes on street conditions?

Concerning using hiking shoes on asphalt: it certainly can be done and is a much better option than the other way around (i.e. taking a business shoe on a mountain hike). Hiking shoes are a bit sti...

posted 9y ago by Benedikt Bauer‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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