Activity for baldric‭

Type	On...	Excerpt	Status	Date
Answer	—	A: How do you keep the inside of your backpack organized? For every item, I weigh up the regularity of use, vs the urgency of use. For example, my kettle and mug and lunch are always right at the top. My medkit, raincoat, light jersey, headlamp and pocket knife are in the side pockets or top pocket. Anything I will only use at camp is at the bottom (so gene... (more)	—	over 10 years ago
Answer	—	A: Can I use a garbage bag to approximate pack size While I agree with the above comments, one thing worth noting is that, like all "luggage", there is a certain element of "stuffability" possible in a backpack, which would not be possible in a bin liner, at least not easily. You can really jam all the softer things into a backpack (like clothes, slee... (more)	—	about 11 years ago
Question	—	Experiences hiking with a baby: diapers So, I recently posted a question on hiking with a baby - my wife and I used to hike a fair amount, and we would like to get cracking again soon, but with our 7-month daughter. I'm currently trying to get as much info and as many do's and don'ts as possible, so today's topic: we use disposable diapers... (more)	—	about 11 years ago
Question	—	Experiences hiking with a baby: backpacks I'm a keen hiker, in South Africa. Or, I was... But then our delightful darling daughter was born 7 months ago, and my hiking hobby got replaced with a new hobby. Anyway, my wife and I are very keen to get hiking again, but we would also like to consider taking our daughter with us (instead of always... (more)	—	about 11 years ago
Answer	—	A: What would be the coolest summertime baselayer? My experience tells me it is primarily about keeping the sun off my skin, with a hat (not your question I know), and a long sleeve, synthetic, wicking running/cycling shirt, and one with a small collar. (For what it's worth, I've also worn long baggy pants at times for the same reason, but am unsure ... (more)	—	about 11 years ago