Re: Filters & Stoves
For what it's worth, I find the MSR Whisperlite stove to be the best for backcountry use. Perhaps a bit old school, but I like it's reliability and...
Lawrence Antonelli 2008-02-21 16:20:31 #49652

Re: Filters & Stoves
I agree with Richard on both AquaMira and the Pocket Rocket. I've got something similar to a Pocket Rocket that also has a piezo lighter. I think they're...
Bob Bordasch 2008-02-21 15:10:06 #49651

Re: Filters & Stoves
Hey, keep that butane lighter in your kit for emergency and reserve... On Feb 21, 2008, at 14:34, richard2425848 wrote: > Jim - For a day hike only, I...
Doug Nering 2008-02-21 15:04:36 #49650

Re: Filters & Stoves
Jim - For a day hike only, I second the Aqua Mira solution. It's weight and volume are miniscule. I just switched from an MSR Pocket Rocket propane stove...
richard2425848 2008-02-21 14:34:14 #49649

Re: Got the "you're gonna die" letter for our June hike
The computer also flags some for the letter. I've been standing at the counter and the ranger entered in the itinerary, turned around and said " The computer...
Washburns 2008-02-21 14:27:18 #49648

Re: Got the "you're gonna die" letter for our June hike
Doug- you bring to light the real life scenario. Whether or not you get "the letter" IS at the discretion of the ranger reviewing the application. I'm told...
Peter Borremans 2008-02-21 14:04:35 #49647

Re: Filters & Stoves
Jim, Where you going? The answer might be different depending on your water sources. I do not recommend a filter for Colorado river water or the "salad"...
Dick Matthews 2008-02-21 13:33:40 #49646

Re: low trail hiker shoes vs above ankle hikers?
I agree with Paul a top notch GC trekker (more than twice my experience in GC) in excellent shape was with me on an 8 day trek. I advised against the 'low...
Dr. Brown 2008-02-21 12:29:23 #49645

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