Re: sleeping bags
Western Mountaineering certainly has a great reputation and I'm sure it's well-deserved. That said, they seem best geared for tall thin guys. Now, I happen...
sumiwada 2010-12-23 11:27:54 #63525

Re: sleeping bags
I'm quite fond of Western Mountaineering bags, owning three of them. However, I rarely find the need to bring a bag below the rim with a rating lower than...
rich_rudow 2010-12-23 10:24:15 #63524

Current Weather
Woke to 2 inches of fresh snow at the South Rim today, and it's still coming down. Holiday hikers probably want to bring your spikes and poles. Looks like a...
jcdt1980 2010-12-23 09:16:03 #63523

Re: sleeping bags
   I am inpatiently awaiting the arrival of my new, go lite oddessy pack and hoping Santa (or Fed Ex) didn't get lost on their way to my house. ...
Marsha Kesselring 2010-12-23 09:08:09 #63522

Re: Raingear
Santa brought me (a little early) a Feathered Friends bag this year! It's the 30* women's 'Grouse' which fits like it was made for me. I think FF's sizing is...
sumiwada 2010-12-23 07:38:33 #63521

Re: Raingear
Whoops--sorry John, wrong range. I've got the Badger, too, and it seems even a bit bigger than the Caribou--good because I'll often have a bit more on while...
mikerogers_vt 2010-12-22 21:10:29 #63520

Re: Raingear
John, check out the WM Caribou. Generous cut. I'm not small (6'5", 215),a side sleeper, and I do well in this (especially on the NeoAir!) --- In...
mikerogers_vt 2010-12-22 21:03:43 #63519

Re: Raingear
Just wanted to make sure my previously stated Driducks weight was accurate so just weighed them again. The jacket is 6 ounces and the pants are 4...
Adrian Jantzi 2010-12-22 15:33:59 #63518

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