Footwear
Many high performance low cut-hiking shoes have advantages. They weigh less and are more responsive to the terrain. They dry much faster but there are trade...
Phil Gutkin 2005-12-11 10:05:57 #38956

Re: Boot vs. Trail Runners in the GC
A comment on wear that applies to both options. I find the insoles fail in both types far before other components. With my situation, heavy weight - narrow...
Bob Washburn 2005-12-11 09:06:26 #38955

Re: Boot vs. Trail Runners in the GC
m_landman wrote: >Being an old(er) coot, 52, who started backing when the White Mtns. >afforded solitude, I have always used "classic" hiking boots,...
Dick Matthews 2005-12-11 08:50:30 #38954

Re: Clear Creek Food, 2005
Ditto on the request for the cake recipe -- what a treat! It's not the same as fresh, but we often make biscuits the day before a trip and put them into a...
Kam Pebler 2005-12-11 07:59:08 #38953

Re: Clear Creek Food, 2005
wow. Now that's what I would call a gourmet backpack! I thought I was doing good with moving up to freezer bag cooking dot com. The cook wouldn't want...
Anna 2005-12-11 00:51:02 #38952

Re: Boot vs. Trail Runners in the GC
JD- Do you have any trouble with your ankles? That is one reason I keep wearing the big ole' traditional boot-ankle support. I have considered going...
Herb Stroh 2005-12-10 22:50:25 #38951

Re: Six days in Paradise
Kirk.......enjoyed your pics. I also just hiked Clear Creek this past Oct and remember well the pics titled 'the operating room' and 'rest in scarce shade'. ...
Adrian Jantzi 2005-12-10 22:24:18 #38950

Re: treadmill
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, rosemarybeck@a... wrote: > What else is helpful in the gym? One other factor that can be overlooked is your...
tomkbourne2002 2005-12-10 22:23:25 #38949

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