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Q&A Are manual double-back buckles on harnesses considered obsolete?

Is that kind of buckle considered obsolete? Obsolete, no, they work fine they've just been superseded by autolock style buckles. what is the reason for this? Quite simply they're just h...

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

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Q&A Is a camping grill an indispensable cooking utensil in the wild?

A camping grill is not the indispensable cooking utensil in the wild, at least not anymore. Back in the day cooking over a fire was your only option for eating hot food, and a grill was the lighte...

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

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Q&A Is campfire smoke safe for inhalation and cooking?

You shouldn't inhale too much smoke. Everything which is (or used to be) alive is mostly carbon, and whenever carbon burns, you get carbon-monoxide which is poisonous. Symptoms of acute carbon-mon...

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

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Q&A Is campfire smoke safe for inhalation and cooking?

No, it is not safe to burn just any kind of wood, because some woods contain toxins that have the potential to be fatal if inhaled as ash (poison oak, poison ivy). However, most wood found in natur...

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

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Q&A Why might one need a 2000 lumen headlamp?

Other answers have addressed the "why", but let's talk about the "what's real" regarding lumens. Before we get into calculation the actual output of this light (which is definitely nowhere near 2...

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

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Q&A How to keep your beer cold up to 12 hours?

If you are in a place that has streams, placing the beer in the water every time you take a break will cool them. Place in a cold/cool body of water about 30 minutes before drinking will also help....

posted 9y ago by Gilad Nachmani‭

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Q&A How to prevent mosquitoes entering in your mouth while running?

You could wear a mosquito net: Not clear how this is going to affect your running though...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to prevent mosquitoes entering in your mouth while running?

Breath through your teeth, that's what we'd do when cycling in NW Ontario, the bugs are horrible there year round. I've inhaled more than one mosquito in my life time, now I just grit my teeth and ...

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

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Q&A How to efficiently fill a bladder with water?

The answer depends a lot on the style of bladder, there are a couple different styles. I have a classic camelbak, which has a nalgene sized opening on it and a handle to hang onto for filling one ...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A How do I prevent rocks or sand from getting in my boots?

Cut a pair of socks in half! Cut across about two inches above where the toes would be. Then slide these over the top of your boots. Works for me! :)

posted 9y ago by user5962‭

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Q&A How to prevent chafing in my lower regions

Having suffered similar on a marathon I had to run in freezing rain once (ending up with not just large areas with the skin chafed off entirely, but also deep cuts into my thigh muscles from the st...

posted 9y ago by roryalsop‭

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Q&A How to efficiently fill a bladder with water?

My standard daypack came with a Camelbak shutoff valve and quick disconnect for the bite valve. I upgraded all my other packs to have the same using Camelbak's HydroLink Filter Adapter kit, which a...

posted 9y ago by Jonathan Patt‭

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Q&A How to prevent chafing in my lower regions

I suffered from chaffing for years and tried a whole range of options. What I found that worked best is the Under Armour Original Boxer Jocks, the 9" version. They cover most of the thigh and holds...

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

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Q&A How to prevent mosquitoes entering in your mouth while running?

You could try a running mask — Google > "Running Face Masks" Face masks are commonly worn by bicyclists and runners in the winter, but lighter-weight materials are available for runners concer...

posted 9y ago by Robert Cartaino‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Why do big wall harnesses have two belay loops?

It's simply for organization sake. Aid climbing on big-walls involves lots of gear, and you'll very quickly realize how much of a mess your perfectly racked gear will become. With two belay loops...

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

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Q&A What are good items to leave in a geocache?

I bought a 1 lb bag of random foreign coins on eBay for $5. A cheap, neat little thing to find in a cache.

posted 9y ago by JakeReed‭

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Q&A Geocaching websites

A derivate of Geocashing is Geohashing, which started with an xkcd comic. The basic principle is the same: you take a pair of coordinates and try to get there. What differs is the way these coordin...

posted 9y ago by helm‭

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Q&A How do I make sure my cliff-diving location is safe?

Where I'm from the water is clear enough for you to simply look over the edge and visually check if it's safe, you can see at least 30-40ft deep sometimes if not all the way down to the bottom. The...

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

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Q&A What's the difference between frontcountry camping and backcountry camping?

I have mostly commonly heard those two terms used together in skiing. Frontcountry is lift served skiing inside the resort boundaries verses backcountry skiing where you ski up the hill first befor...

posted 9y ago by Fred the Magic Wonder Dog‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Why is boiling water making my steel pot brown?

Is this rust by chance? If so, let it dry and it'll be powdery at the bottom. Run your finger on the surface and some will come off on your finger. If it's rust, you may be able to get it clean wit...

posted 9y ago by Gregable‭

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Q&A How would I identify between MSR Wisperlite and Wisperlite International stoves?

I happen to have both stoves that you're talking about. They look pretty much identical, but you're right that the wick is in the international stove, the whitegas-only stove does not have the wick...

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

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Q&A How to carry perishable foods on a multi-day trip, without it going rotten?

There are many methods of preserving food for days, weeks, or even years. Traditional methods include canning, pickling, smoking/jerky, and dehydration. There are modern counterparts to all of thes...

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

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Q&A How to carry perishable foods on a multi-day trip, without it going rotten?

You can buy freeze dried meals such as Mountain House or Backpackers Pantry, which come in the form of sealed, airtight packages that are easy to pack, lightweight, and easy to prepare.

posted 9y ago by capnbishop‭

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Q&A How to overcome the fear of falling in lead climbing

There is no secret to beat Fear. Fear is part of our inner core. Observe it widely, try small, under controlled conditions, learn when it leads the body, act big with this knowledge. Just dive!...

posted 9y ago by Nikos Alexandris‭

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Q&A How to carry perishable foods on a multi-day trip, without it going rotten?

Well, you need to choose food which will keep that long without refrigeration (and, indeed, at the temperatures you expect, probably higher than normal room temperature), and you need watertight co...

posted 9y ago by Michael Borgwardt‭

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