Re: Raingear
I don't know...but if the current weather in the region continues, I'd consider a large wooden boat, my wife, kids and their spouses, and a mating pair of...
Dean Kurtz 2010-12-21 19:04:27 #63500
Re: Raingear
This is one point where weight to me is not as much of an issue, but this is also because of the time of year I typically hike.
I had a trip down North Bass...
JoshC 2010-12-21 17:35:10 #63499
Re: Raingear
I've always found that a few garbage bags in your pack will work like a
charm, weigh virtually nothing, take up no room in your pack, and can be
used for...
Steve Carr 2010-12-21 16:19:21 #63498
Re: Raingear
I have GoLite rain jacket and pants. Combined weight (both are XL) is 15 oz. A womans medium would probably be around 12 oz for both.
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Bob Bordasch 2010-12-21 16:00:46 #63497
Re: Neo Air Thermarests
I also always use a cheapie foam pad under my Neoair. It gives me more protection from protruding rocks, extra thermal insulation, and peace of mind. Then,...
richard2425848 2010-12-21 15:33:59 #63496
Re: Raingear
Oh boy, I'm sure you'll get lots of opinions on gear. (Dick Mathews is shaking at the keyboard in anticipation right now!)
I don't profess that these are...
Bessie Hyde 2010-12-21 15:08:19 #63495
AZ DAily Sun Article - Our Buddy Dennis...
see the link.
http://www.azdailysun.com/lifestyles/recreation/hiking/article_9811c058-ee9e-5ddb-9e4e-e0e771cce6da.html
JoshC 2010-12-21 14:37:09 #63494
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