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Q&A Taking only the part that I need from OSM to my Garmin

The easiest option is to use this website: Garmin.Openstreetmap.nl It has an option to select just the map tiles you want, so you can get a map for a fairly small area if you want. To do this, cho...

posted 11y ago by vclaw‭

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Q&A What free/open source maps can I put on my Garmin etrex vista HCX for walking in southern spain?

To add to ppl's reply, Free maps for Garmin brand GPS devices And Ibycus Topo And GpsFileDepot. And there's probably more that could be added.

posted 11y ago by RGB‭  ·  last activity 11y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is it legal to light bonfires on UK beaches?

Ok, first thing to note is who owns the coast. The land between the high water mark and the low water mark is owned by the crown (crown reserves) in UK law. (ref) The land above he high water mark...

posted 11y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Why is the category called "Open" in climbing competitions?

Disclaimer: My Answer is based off Canada's Tour de Bloc structure. My understanding for the use of the term Open is that it is "Open" to anyone who wants to give it a go. If you are not vying fo...

posted 11y ago by AM_Hawk‭

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Q&A Please Explain Rock Climbing Grades

Direct Answers: 5.14b is North American scaling, which equals UIAA X+/XI− and French 8c 8b+ is French scaling, which equals UIAA X+ and North American 5.14a 8b - 150m is a 150m long 8b climb Do t...

posted 11y ago by Wills‭  ·  last activity 11y ago by System‭

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Q&A Improving sport climbing skills

Rest! I know you're going to want to climb every second of every day but you must give your ligaments time to heal! Muscle takes two days to repair however ligaments can take 1 -2 weeks. Graduall...

posted 11y ago by AM_Hawk‭  ·  last activity 11y ago by System‭

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Q&A Should I be more careful about postholing during winter hikes?

Coming from an "enjoying nature" perspective, the equation becomes more simple in my estimation. If the trail can be expected to be reasonably well packed down, boots are perfect, traction cleats ...

posted 11y ago by ableeda‭

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Q&A Hardshell vs. Softshell jackets

While reading the answers to this question I had to disagree at some points. For example referring to @DavidR I don't think that Softshells are generally less windproof than Hardshells. Over the la...

posted 11y ago by Wills‭  ·  last activity 11y ago by System‭

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Q&A Color vision deficiency a dead end for mountaineering career, as an athlete?

I don't know whether e.g. mountain guides for expeditions are accepted if they have color vision deficiency. But as a participant I don't think this is a no-go criteria. There were guys with asthma...

posted 11y ago by Wills‭

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Q&A Climbing guide for the Yorkshire Dales

Maybe the ROCKFAX? http://www.rockfax.com/climbing-guides/books/northern-england-2008/ By the way, this is a great site for finding info on crags in a given area: http://www.ukclimbing.com/logbo...

posted 11y ago by Steve‭  ·  last activity 11y ago by System‭

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Q&A What kind of features should I look for on a good trekking backpack?

I'll echo the most prominent theme in the related question, which is that above all else comfort is the most important consideration in any backpack. The worst backpack is one that ends up causing ...

posted 11y ago by berry120‭

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Q&A Why go without socks with climbing shoes?

Because you want to increase your chances of contracting nail fungus or athlete's foot from your rental shoes :) In other words, it's probably better to keep the socks on if you're renting shoes.

posted 11y ago by ntc2‭

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Q&A How to carry water in freezing temperatures?

It's also a good idea when camping in freezing weather to pour some water into your cooking pot before going to sleep so that if it freezes overnight it will freeze in the pot rather than the conta...

posted 11y ago by Paul Lydon‭

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Q&A Super/Krazy Glue on Outdoor Gear

From looking at the Crazy Glue Website and from reading what it can be used for on the packages, I wouldn't try it on fabric, especially synthetic things like a rain jacket. There does appear to b...

posted 11y ago by Junco‭

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Q&A Why should the angle in a rope attached to two anchors be 60 degrees or less?

This is due to the load that is passed to each anchor. You might think that (for example) two anchors will receive 50% load each during a fall or simply when the climber weights the rope. But actua...

posted 11y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 11y ago by System‭

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Q&A Super/Krazy Glue on Outdoor Gear

From the Krazy glue web site There are a few things Instant Krazy Glue® is not intended for use on such as paper, foam, rear view mirrors, polyethylene, Teflon® or other fluorocarbons. Fr...

posted 11y ago by System‭

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Q&A Would gutters in an impermeable single-wall tent drain condensed water away, and keep the tent comfortable?

If condensation formed on the inside of a tent it wouldn't simply flow down the sides of the tent into gutters. It'd drip, it'd drip all over you and everything in the tent making you wet. Every ti...

posted 11y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A What are the benefits of Vibram FiveFingers?

Ben Crowell already answered the "why minimalist" angle better than I could have, but he didn't specifically talk about Vibram FiveFingers (hereafter VFF). This is intended to complement his answe...

posted 11y ago by Mr.Wizard‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A What is the difference in terms of application of a rucksack with greater than 50L capacity?

From my experience, I would recommend getting a larger pack, especially if you're planning to do longer trips. Also, if you ever go on a trip in the winter, it will usually require more clothing an...

posted 11y ago by Blackbear‭

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Q&A Painful leather hiking boots - persevere or give up?

Any advice is greatly appreciated; I can't really afford new boots Well there goes my #1 piece of advice - I don't want to rub it in too much at all, but it just goes to show how important it ...

posted 11y ago by berry120‭  ·  last activity 11y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I keep my iPhone going on a multiday hike?

Have a look at these solar charger options. Solar charger solio, power traveller, brown dog, snow lizard, Bushnell Bear Grylls SolarWrap Freeloader pro / freeloader, links http://www.instructables...

posted 11y ago by Andrew Welch‭

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Q&A Minimizing ecological impact of winter-sports in the backcountry

There is one often forgotten thing in skiing that can be harmful. The waxes. The racing ones contain a lot of fluorocarbons that can stay in the environment for ages. The pure racing fluorocarbons ...

posted 11y ago by Vladimir F‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Painful leather hiking boots - persevere or give up?

With shoes, if I find a pair I like - I wear them for a good 10-15 minutes in the store. Standing up, sitting down, walking, climbing stairs (if possible) - all to get a sense of how they feel doi...

posted 11y ago by Michael‭

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Q&A Painful leather hiking boots - persevere or give up?

If it is consitently a particular area of the foot that is suffering then you could try a trick I was told of a number of years ago. I "suffer" from having very (or in the case of when I went to ge...

posted 11y ago by sako243‭

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Q&A Painful leather hiking boots - persevere or give up?

In my experience, if shoes aren't comfortable when I first put them on in the shop and walk about in them for a few minutes, they are probably never going to be comfortable (or making them comforta...

posted 11y ago by Monty Wild‭

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