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Q&A Most efficient training before alpine hiking/climbing?

Instead of running or walking, I recommend you go to the gym and do the Stairmaster. This will provide an aerobic workout while building the muscles you need for hiking and scrambling. This is what...

posted 10y ago by Michael Martinez‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Memory foam mattress topper for camping?

First things first: Has anyone else tried this? No I've not tried it. Would I use a mattress topper while camping No Why? They're heavy and awkward to move in and out of tent they'll ...

posted 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A What are the advantages of being short when climbing?

As a girl 167cm tall (5'7") I'm on a shorter side of climbers spectra. I believe that while sometimes not being able to reach a hold can mean a no-go on a route, there is plenty of situations where...

posted 10y ago by Klara‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A What happened to the Rendlesham Forest Bird climbing frame?

Apparently it was removed due to lack of funding for repairs. Here's a link to an article about it. Here's a link to a picture for the curious. Too bad.

posted 10y ago by Joe Manlove‭

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Q&A Top gear presenter pees on snare, why?

I can't find any immediate answer regarding rabbits in the mountains, but I was able to find a "mountain goat action plan" from the National Park Service website: http://www.nps.gov/olym/learn/man...

posted 10y ago by John‭

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Q&A How to avoid cracking your windshield while strapping down a kayak

I've hauled pretty much everything you can imagine on the tops of my vehicles through hurricane force winds. Southern Alberta is one of two places on Earth where Chinook winds regularly occur. Wind...

posted 10y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A Where can I camp when driving Highway 37 in British Columbia, Canada?

The Milepost Guidebook has a list of points of interest along the Stewart-Cassiar Highway, which includes campgrounds. J 2.5 Cassiar RV Park to west. J 96.5 Meziadin Lake Provincial Park;...

posted 10y ago by nhinkle‭

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Q&A What can I do on a honeymoon in New Zealand while five months pregnant?

Who says you can't hike? If you have no medical concerns (ie high blood pressure, blood results showing complications etc) then guidance is to keep doing the sports you enjoy (with some exception...

posted 10y ago by roryalsop‭

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Q&A How do I take care of Gore-Tex boots?

Using a NON Silicone based spray will keep them waterproof longer. Silicone is not recommended for canvas and gore-tex for waterproofing.

posted 10y ago by user5720‭

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Q&A Avoiding leaks from stove and fuel bottles?

One other issue is altitude changes. Even with 'new' gas bottles going from 0 to 10000 feet (or back down) may cause problems. One way I've dealt with this is to put the gas bottle in a zip lock ...

posted 10y ago by Eric‭

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Q&A Do polarized sunglasses protect against snow blindness?

I wear polarized lenses in snow, even at night; and when I come back indoors I can see everything just fine. If I spend significant time outdoors in blanketed snow, even at night, without my polari...

posted 10y ago by deckked‭

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Q&A Avoiding leaks from stove and fuel bottles?

In my experience, the biggest culprits for leaking fuel are bad o-rings, but replacement o-rings of the wrong size and loose caps have also played a part. Over-tightened caps can also be a problem ...

posted 10y ago by Joe Manlove‭

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Q&A What can I do on a honeymoon in New Zealand while five months pregnant?

(I live in New Zealand, Have been everywhere from Cape Reinga to Bluff, Climbed and hiked extensively in the back country and done many of the Great Walks, and many more other trips. I also have do...

posted 10y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A What can I do on a honeymoon in New Zealand while five months pregnant?

Well, it seems wise not to do anything that could make you fall on your bottom, although I have the impression your hubby thinks pregnant women are made of sugar. That's not uncommon at all, BTW. ...

posted 10y ago by Quora Feans‭

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Q&A What can I do on a honeymoon in New Zealand while five months pregnant?

I used to know people who went skydiving into their third trimester. The only reason they stopped was because sitting in the airplane was rather uncomfortable. Admittedly they were experienced jump...

posted 10y ago by paul‭

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Q&A When is it OK to hike off trail?

Leave No Trace I grew up in a place that was surrounded by open wilderness. There are no, "stay on the trail rules" there. After spending a lot of time in Parks, where there are a lot of rules, an...

posted 10y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A How do I find known and documented trails for trail running in New England?

Well, depending on your definition of "known" and "documented", you're in luck. There's a workout tracking app that has gained enough popularity in New England to map out a large number of trails....

posted 10y ago by John Walthour‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to repair the broken stitching and seams in my leather boots?

I have a similar problem with two great pairs of waterproof leather boots, with seams un-stitching alongside the ball of the foot. GearAid Freesole is a tough flexible urethane repair highly recom...

posted 10y ago by Jonas‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do membrane-based boots breathe?

Goretex does two things well. It's a very light completely windproof layer. Properly cared for it's waterproof. There are many places it's used where it's completely inappropriate and just ad...

posted 10y ago by Fred the Magic Wonder Dog‭

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Q&A Should you pop a blister?

There's a lot of dubious assertions in the answers here, and frankly some bad advice regarding how long to wait before treating a blister. We just had a lecture on blister management in my WFR clas...

posted 10y ago by nhinkle‭

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Q&A Which mid-line knot is best suited for a trucker's hitch?

I have the same question and that is how i ended up finding this discussion. After pondering all the solutions, i believe that a slippery half hitch via twisted loops is the best answer. I got insp...

posted 10y ago by joe black‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Down feather species, which is best?

From The Feather Company, London Duck down is the most common type of filling. Down from geese is usually larger than down from ducks. Muscovy down has features very similar to eider down...

posted 10y ago by Paul Lydon‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to top belay 2 climbers at the same time on multi-pitch climb?

Simple answer is the same way you would belay one climber. The two should climb simultaneously with the second tied in to a loop (Alpine Butterfly) about 5-10 meters above the third. If the diffic...

posted 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Sleeping in twos in one hammock

I own a Grand Trunk Double hammock (10.5' long x 6.5' wide), I'm 5'10" 160 lbs, my wife is 5'4" and not overweight (I'm not writing the # ;) ). Slept 2 nights so far with her in the hammock. We eac...

posted 10y ago by mathatas‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to top belay 2 climbers at the same time on multi-pitch climb?

1) Is it possible to belay 2 climbers using the picture-2 ATC I think It would be as possible as belaying one leader using double ropes. You would need to take in slack at different rates, as...

posted 10y ago by aaaaargZombies‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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