Activity for Richardâ€
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A: Do I need to break in double plastic mountaineering boots? I know the author of the original question has already make their purchase, but for anyone else out there, I would recommend getting a set of mountain-grade leather boots, like the La Sportiva Nepal. They are much kinder to your feet - plastic boots break your feet in, not the other way around! (more) |
— | about 11 years ago |
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A: Trekking poles on planes I think it will be entirely random, depending on the airline, the airport and the individual security people who x-ray your bag. I've had climbing gear rejected and put into the hold one one trip, and then next time, accepted - same airport, same airline, just different day :) (more) |
— | about 11 years ago |
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A: Clarification need on layering principle for head in wet/rainy conditions Everybody feels the cold differently, but I swear by "buffs", which is easy to adjust into either a headband for keeping ears warm, a thin beanie to give a bit of head insulation, or even a makeshift balaclava. They are so light you won't even notice you are carrying it. (more) |
— | about 11 years ago |