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Q&A Learning Anchors - How is single cordelette loop anchor redundant?

The answer to the question in your title is simple: This is not redundant. Is this a problem? It is important to realize the following about redundancy in climbing: Mostly there is no complete re...

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

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Q&A How to carry a bicycle in a canoe?

Thank you to nhinkle who posted the answer that showed it is possible to put a bike in an canoe. I have something over 100 miles of canoeing with a bike and a dolly in my canoe now. I started wit...

posted 9y ago by James Jenkins‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Any reasons not to use 30-year-old ice axe?

For a guided glacier tour: No reason - go ahead and use it. I would not worry about resharpening, as from your description there are no steep ice sections on the route. If there are and you like u...

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

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Q&A How do you determine how long a hike will take?

I just came in from a 3 mile hike and I am the kind of person you're talking about. It took me 1 hour on a flat surface, well maintained trail through the woods. So 3 mph is a good general rule o...

posted 9y ago by user6662‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Restoring water repellency in leather hiking boots

I understand otter oil\wax can restore water repellency. http://helmboots.com/products/otter-wax-leather-oil

posted 9y ago by El Turner‭

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Q&A Transporting Large Amounts of Fish

You can still buy those coolers at area grocery stores. If you're headed out of San Diego (where I'm at), I could give you the names of specific locations. There are also processors that will be ...

posted 9y ago by Eric‭

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Q&A How long of cord do I need to make a three-point cordelette?

I use a loop of 6 mm cord 5.5 m (18 ft) in circumference. Buy some larger amount of 6 mm cord, because the price for the pre-cut cord is a rip-off, and you'll end up going through this stuff for Pr...

posted 9y ago by Ben Crowell‭

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Q&A When will a rattlesnake strike?

Stop and move away. Generally that's all you need to do. The rattle is a defensive warning. Develop the instinct (and teach your kids to do so as well) that you freeze, locate it, and move in the o...

posted 9y ago by Jonathan Patt‭

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Q&A When will a rattlesnake strike?

Mate, I am so glad to know that you and your daughter are safe. First, Rattlers are often found under rocks and logs, particularly if the temperature doesn't suit them. So instruct your kids and o...

posted 9y ago by WedaPashi‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Considerations for older campers?

Basically, you have to be excited and welcoming. Encourage them, thats the most important part of it. For me Camping means getting back to the simpler life. Gear: I don't think that you need any ...

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

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Q&A Considerations for older campers?

If your parents gear worked for them 10 or 15 years ago. If the gear has not seen significant wear in storage. If your parents have remained in nearly the same physical condition (or better) as 10...

posted 9y ago by James Jenkins‭

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Q&A How to harden feet for walking barefoot on harsh surfaces?

The only way to toughen your feet is to put them in environments where they have to be tougher. I would start by wearing thin sandals everywhere during any weather. Whenever you can walk barefoot i...

posted 9y ago by user6678‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is there a Polish mountain rescue organisation?

There is a great Mountain Rescue in Poland, called GOPR ("Górskie Ochotnicze Pogotowie Ratunkowe" - "Mountain Volunteer Search and Rescue"). They cover all the mountain regions of Poland and in cas...

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

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Q&A Considerations for older campers?

My wife & I are both in our mid-50's, and we stopped going car camping a few years ago largely because of the lack of sleep and difficulty getting into and out of our tent. Our last trip we we...

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

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Q&A Considerations for older campers?

You say car camping - does that exclude a caravan ? A caravan is a significant investment in cost to buy. There may be somewhere near you that hires/leases/rents them. Plus you'll need a tow fit...

posted 9y ago by Criggie‭

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Q&A What types of resources are best for identifying trees while hiking?

Agreed. The Audubon guides are the best that I know of because you can search in the flower section, the bark section, or the leaf section for your target tree. Not familiar with the apps, but I'm ...

posted 9y ago by priorww1‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A Where can I find additional resources about Wildlands Provincial parks in Alberta?

AlbertaParks.ca is the resource about all parks in Alberta. I find the maps perfectly easy to read myself. If you want to see where all the parks are, just use google maps, it highlights all provin...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A One-sided overhand bend

According to this source its name arose initially in the US where unfamiliarity bred distrust, and because the occasional disaster, likely with the Flat Figure 8 version, caused both knots to be br...

posted 9y ago by Phab‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A One-sided overhand bend

The European Death Knot is commonly used for joining two ropes for an abseil. I would not say it is "not considered safe" - e.g. the British Mountaineering Council's website lists it as a possible...

posted 9y ago by aucuparia‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A One-sided overhand bend

For certain purposes, the offset overhand bend is not just safe but safer than any known alternative. The alternative name "European death knot" is a joke referring to the fact that to the uninitia...

posted 9y ago by Ben Crowell‭

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Q&A Protein-intake on extended minimal-weight treks

I don't understand why you're so centric around protein. There are protein bars, some of which contain over 20g of protein. There are also freeze dried meats which is actually more protein dense(hi...

posted 9y ago by tsturzl‭

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Q&A What's the best way to avoid slipping on ice?

This actually happens to be pretty relevant to Physics(so it's kind of odd it was migrated away from the Physics.SE). You were actually on the right track with the penguin idea and increasing your...

posted 9y ago by Shaz‭

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Q&A How to prevent sweat washing off insect repellent?

You should keep in mind: DEET is not an insect repellent that will prevent insects from landing on your skin! DEET is a contact poison that will be very unpleasant for any insect who gets into cont...

posted 9y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭

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Q&A Art supplies on backpacking trips

On my treks I usually keep a trail journal. I only bring a pencil and some eraser (i.e. super light-weight), and use this to write about the journey, draw small maps/diagrams and sometimes even ske...

posted 9y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭

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Q&A Doing The Ice Run 2016. Any recommendation on how to survive Siberian Winter

Merino wool (e.g. IceBreaker shirts & long underpants) is very warm compared to its pack size and weight. It combines well with most other outdoor clothing like fleece - and you'll be wearing l...

posted 9y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭

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