Instep Crampons
FWIW, we found the rented in-step crampons a real pain coming down the packed ice on the upper part of the S. Kaibab. They weren't especially grippy and...
felix1960db 2003-12-06 08:47:01 #26562

Re: Hike to Marble
Jim, It's the Spencer Trial - there is no canyon the route goes up a 1500 foot vertical cliff. I forgot to tell you that you can go up the Spencer Trail and...
Wayne Tomasi 2003-12-06 06:49:25 #26561

Re: Good trails for bad knees
Hey Redhiker and Bob M, your posts are AWESOME! I can't wait for the next generation of exercise equipment that focuses on eccentric training. Till then, a...
Tom Martin and Hazel Clark 2003-12-06 05:42:01 #26560

Re: Good trails for bad knees
Hello Bob......Besides loving to hike the Canyon, I am also a Physical Therapist Assistant. I've had surgery on both of my knees and have also helped to...
redhiker03 2003-12-06 04:23:07 #26559

Thanksgiving Trip report
Just got back from my annual Thanksgiving Trip with my father. Overall weather was good, the mornings were a little cooler than usual; but no snow or rain...
jagchiker 2003-12-06 04:22:49 #26558

Re: Good trails for bad knees
I used to run, but gave it up several years ago because of chrondomalacia on my right knee. On my trip to Clear Creek last spring, I was concerned about the...
Mann, Connie 2003-12-06 04:21:05 #26557

Hike to Marble
Hi folks. I'm doing a hike down S. Canyon with one of our esteemed colleagues in early March. I'm arriving 2 days prior and would like to dayhike or camp in...
Jim Edmondson 2003-12-06 00:45:32 #26556

Re: Good trails for bad knees
I vote for mountain biking and lots of variation in the course you ride, that means some hills or stiff wind in your face to stress you. I also favor knee...
Bob Marley 2003-12-05 16:40:53 #26555

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