Re: GC wind and air mattresses
hair a LOT longer than I can stand a dirty face. Oddly, I once had a hiking companion complain about my hair stinking, when I would have thought other...
johngeyles 2007-09-25 14:53:31 #48010

Re: DriDucks Micropore rainsuit ?
John, It depends. I hike in a poncho that becomes my shelter. The DriDucks are worn only around camp and they are plenty durable for that. They block...
Dick Matthews 2007-09-25 14:22:37 #48009

Re: flash floods?
Bob, I was at Phantom during the early 80's, also in September, and was nearly killed in Phantom Creek by a flash flood. The same storm produced a flood...
pkbinder 2007-09-25 14:08:09 #48008

Re: DriDucks Micropore rainsuit ?
John, I did some further checking on backpackinglight.com and realized I have a Dripstoppers rainsuit, not a DriDucks, but they appear to be very...
Bob Holland 2007-09-25 13:55:11 #48007

March trip planning
Regarding fun things to do on a Bass to Hermit hike, see my posting 45919. Definitely do Boucher to the river, and Slate is fun, particularly if you...
Robert Hostetler 2007-09-25 13:49:11 #48006

Re: GC wind and air mattresses
Jim/Kam - I totally agree on the wet wipes. We call it "shower-in-a-bottle" although "shower-in-a-couple-of-really-airtight-ziplocs" is more like it. ...
cinnamonnutaz 2007-09-25 13:43:25 #48005

Re: DriDucks Micropore rainsuit ?
John, Dick Matthews was the person that mentioned this rainsuit a couple of years ago. I bought one and have used it 2 evenings for warmth as a windsuit...
Bob Holland 2007-09-25 13:27:57 #48004

Re: DriDucks Micropore rainsuit ?
John, I've used Frogg Toggs for several years now and have had good results from them.They are very similar to Ducks and come in bibs or regular pullover...
Neil 2007-09-25 13:12:11 #48003

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