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Answer A: Winter boots for -40°C that are snowshoe and crampon compatible?
Many good suggestions here; regardless of your choice of boot, MAKE CERTAIN THEY FIT WELL while wearing two pairs of socks. Too tight boots will cut off circulation and be wickedly uncomfortable. Great boots without great socks, won&#x2019;t keep your feet warm. My go-to socks are injini inner sock w...
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about 5 years ago
Answer A: Outer Layer Recommendation Question
Definitely make certain it&#x2019;s lightweight and waterproof. Protecting your down jacket from wet weather is essential. Wet down will not keep you warm. Armpit vents make it breathable and are helpful keeping you cool when active. This is the Northface rain jacket I&#x2019;ve had for 12 years. T...
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about 5 years ago
Answer A: Clothing for cold weather hiking
Lots of good info and advice on this thread. I will simply add that regardless of ambient temperature, get yourself a pair of DARN TOUGH SOCKS. I LOVE these socks and they come with a warranty that will knock your socks off. If there is ANY issue with the socks, send them back and they will send a b...
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about 5 years ago
Answer A: How to prevent skin cracks?
Best. Thing. Ever. This emollient is moisturizing without being greasy, has a clean, fresh, smell and lasts for a long time between applications. The small, thin tin fits easily in a pocket.
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about 5 years ago
Answer A: How can I prevent my sun glasses from fogging up when skiing?
A small travel-size shaving foam (not gel), is an inexpensive alternative to relatively pricey anti-fogging treatments. Single towels can be found in car wash vending machines for about $1. Apply small amount of foam inside and outside of lens. Using a soft, lint-free towel and using a circular m...
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over 6 years ago
Answer A: Are there any tips for preventing a vehicle from being broken into while parked at a trailhead?
Great suggestions here; I would add I concur with the leaving car empty of all valuables, glovebox open. Additionally, you could buy a car camera with live feed and GPS capabilities. They are available and not too expensive. A "warning sticker" or two, placed prominently, might do the trick just as w...
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almost 8 years ago
Answer A: What is a place in the U.S.A that is between 40°F - 60°F (5°C - 15°C) year round and doesn't get a ton of rain?
I was going to submit my hometown of San Francisco as a candidate. It rains far less than in the Pacific Northwest and because of terrain and the micro-climates in this tiny city of 49 square miles, it stays pretty cool in a number of different neighborhoods. The Sunset or The Richmond districts coul...
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almost 8 years ago
Answer A: How to repurpose an old self inflating sleeping pad?
My only thought is to use them as patching material for the other self-inflating pads your kitties will puncture. Cutting them to-size for inside an animal crate or other surface you want to protect.
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almost 8 years ago
Answer A: Why do I always wake up freezing?
Besides all the mostly great advice already here, you can take your down jacket and crumple it into the the bottom of your bag. Once you get into the bag, stuff your bare feet into the coat. This will supply an extra layer of insulation and "fit" for your feet. There are re-usable, lightweight heat ...
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almost 8 years ago