Re: Teva Vs. Chaco
RE: [grandcanyon] Re: Teva Vs. Chaco
Around camp and on dayhikes that require multiple creek crossings.
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Polito, Chris 2001-10-09 14:32:43 #11396
Re: Teva Vs. Chaco
This is kinda off the subject, but ...
The lightest-weight Teva's I've ever seen (except for the
glorified flip-flop "Mush Thong") weigh about 21 oz per...
jge@cs.unc.edu 2001-10-09 14:32:22 #11395
Re: Teva Vs. Chaco
Are you using the Teva's as your only hiking shoes or are you using
them once you are in camp and have removed your regular hiking shoes?
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gilnye@hotmail.com 2001-10-09 14:30:11 #11394
Teva Vs. Chaco
I've been curious to find out what peoples opinions are with Teva &
Chaco sandals. The reason why is beacuse I just got back from a week
long trip off the...
Chris 2001-10-09 14:23:53 #11393
Re: another way to lighten your load
Your point is well-taken. Certainly "training all the time" is a
good idea for general health and well-being, and I (and probably
most of us) tend to be...
jge@cs.unc.edu 2001-10-09 14:23:49 #11392
Re: Haze
I am also an active amateur astronomer, and I have been at the canyon
at various times of the year and never been really impressed with the
skies from...
Camilla Bacher 2001-10-09 14:13:23 #11391
Re: Haze
In general the clearest air is in the winter months when the currents
bring air from the northwest. During the summer the pattern is often
from the west...
bob41@grand-canyon.az.us 2001-10-09 13:59:45 #11390
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