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Q&A What is the knee pain beneath and under the kneecap from hiking up and down inclines?

If I had to fancy a guess I'd say it sounds like you're suffering from Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS). What is patellofemoral pain syndrome? Unfortunately, the only sure way to prevent it–in...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A Waterproof shoes for men for +10&#xB0;..+15&#xB0;C and full-day use

I have leather hiking shoes. I went to outdoors gear store and those were the first pair I tried and I fell in love. The pair of shoes were perfect match with my feet. It felt good to walk around. ...

posted 9y ago by Ossi Herrala‭

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Q&A What is a good tarp setup for very high winds above the tree line?

If the wind is blowing from all directions, then you need to get as low as possible to the ground. Do your best to find a spot that is somewhat sheltered from the wind. The lee of a crest usually w...

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

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Q&A Waterproof shoes for men for +10&#xB0;..+15&#xB0;C and full-day use

HI-TEC You may or may not have seen the viral video that circulated a few years ago about Hi-Tec's water repellent shoes. If not, then you have to watch it: Liquid Mountaineering. https://www.y...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A How can you tell if you can reuse an arrow?

While there are a variety of different arrows, there are some common signs you can look out for. First of all are the fletchings. If they are supposed to be straight, check if they still are. Othe...

posted 9y ago by Dynadin‭

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Q&A Bolt Conditions at the New River Gorge

Generally you should be able to assess the quality of each anchor you're going to use by your self. Please read the article "Bolts: Check Your Safety!". Snippet: Make a constant effort to main...

posted 9y ago by Kai K.‭

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Q&A Which will keep my food colder longer, draining the melted ice water, or leaving it in the cooler?

This is a great topic deserving of some controlled experimentation. In general the system is non-linear, but can be analyzed in a piece-wise linear fashion the same way many other difficult problem...

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

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Q&A How to use an avalanche shovel as a snow anchor for a belay?

The ideal direction is with the shovel facing away from the direction of the pull. If facing in the direction of the pull, The sharp edges cut though the snow significantly reducing its holding pow...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do I reliably diagnose my own dehydration?

I often heard this method is reliable and I am also using it. From experience I can say it works. Also if you search the web you will find articles like for example this and this. Also available a...

posted 9y ago by Wills‭

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Q&A Exploring coastal caves safely?

While this answer on a different question related to safety precautions for caving explains most of the what-to-have-along things, I'd like to put forth some points that can help you understand si...

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

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Q&A North Ridge of Crib Coch grade

I walked this route the other week. It's a simple Grade I scramble, probably easier ground than Crib Coch itself and simple to navigate. Finding the best way down from the north ridge of Crib G...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Back country solution to itchy insect bites

The only thing I can recommend from experience is mud: Cover the itching area with plenty of it and the itching will go away. After the mud dried out and has fallen off, sometimes the bites start t...

posted 9y ago by imsodin‭

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Q&A Back country solution to itchy insect bites

Over the counter antihistamine products - especially tablets (due to light weight and effectiveness), but also topical creams such as stop itch and antihistamines are the most effective solution. T...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Back country solution to itchy insect bites

First of all don't scratch. blood sucking insects inject anti-coagulant under your skin to prevent your blood from clotting and forming a scab so they don't get their mouthes stuck inside you while...

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

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Q&A Why did I get goosebumps after drinking water while walking in Hot and Humid weather?

Okay, I think I have figured it out a bit after discussing with a few fellow mountaineers. There are 3 major factors to consider: Heat and Humidity Hydration Perspiration As I had mentioned, i...

posted 9y ago by WedaPashi‭

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Q&A Back country solution to itchy insect bites

Plantago works excellent againt nettle because of its anti-histamin properties and, in my experience, also against musquito bites. It grows usually in the neighbourhoud of nettle and might be the o...

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

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Q&A How to hike without constantly looking down

This may seem kind of obvious, but I use a scanning technique. I like to look at the next 10-20 feet, look up on all sides, look down, and then look up. It's a lot like driving, scan your mirrors, ...

posted 9y ago by studiohack‭

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Q&A How to encourage birds into the garden of a rented house?

Before we did the following we had barely any birds in the garden... We put up one of those stick in the ground multiple feeders which has three hooks with three different feeders on, a table/bowl...

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

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Q&A How to hike without constantly looking down

I find this is something I do when I can't see much of the scene in front of me at once. This is normally because I'm not far from the person in front of me. Therefore, my advice is: walk in front....

posted 9y ago by mkingston‭

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Q&A Which glue to use to repair a tent outer?

SilNet Seam Sealer is designed to seal the seams on nylon flysheets and can also be used glue to repair the same. See http://www.terra-nova.co.uk/tents-and-spares/all-tent-accessories/seam-sealer-g...

posted 9y ago by Paul Lydon‭

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Q&A How to hike without constantly looking down

I hike with my feet slightly turned upwards against the direction they are moving. This prevents stubbing or anything abrupt and lets me get a firm grip on the firmament whether I see it or not. Al...

posted 9y ago by John Fortner‭

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Q&A How to hike without constantly looking down

The trick to be able memorize the immediate trail ahead of you and pick your footfalls several steps before you get to them. It's the same as offroad driving. You can't see over your hood, and han...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A How to hike without constantly looking down

Ha ha. You can't. At least not off a leveled surface. I've struggled with this too. If I look down I miss the views; if I look up I trip. So I look ahead for a place to stop and enjoy. Then I m...

posted 9y ago by John Springer‭

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Q&A How can I keep my backpack from resting directly against my back?

I was reading you post and thought of something. And its free. Works for small light backpack. You have to put something semi rigid/flexible (like cardboard) at the inside back panel of your bag. ...

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

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Q&A Why are two birds obsessed with a chopped-down tree?

This usually means that they had a nest in the tree. If they are still there after a few days it probably means they also had young. Either still in the nest or young enough that they still returne...

posted 9y ago by Dynadin‭

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