Re: Looking for opinions on crampons
Another option, if you want something more stable than an instep crampon or microslikes, but not full-on crampons Yaktrax XTR Extreme Outdoor Traction...
John Ladd 2011-11-06 08:54:26 #67258

Re: Upcoming Nov 15-20 Tanner - Beamer - Escalante - New Hance
Yes indeed these are the ones Rich is always talking about. Pretty sure he has Chris F in them too. Check them out. Keens are good too, but I LOVE the...
JoshC 2011-11-06 08:17:20 #67257

Re: Looking for opinions on crampons
My problem with the in-step type is the spin around and have to be constantly adjusted. BUT they are better than nothing. -Josh --- In...
JoshC 2011-11-06 08:15:37 #67256

Re: Upcoming Nov 15-20 Tanner - Beamer - Escalante - New Hance

John 2011-11-05 22:19:09 #67255

Re: Looking for opinions on crampons
I strongly recommend Kahtoola Microspikes. The In-step crampons are cheap but can be a real pain in the instep. They are minimally acceptable. I've used...
Al Hikes AZ 2011-11-05 21:42:01 #67254

Re: Upcoming Nov 15-20 Tanner - Beamer - Escalante - New Hance
I am in complete agreement with Drifter on this one. All the trails get very dangerous at the top; after a day or two of thaw-freeze, any snow becomes hard,...
Andrew 2011-11-05 20:22:57 #67253

Re: Upcoming Nov 15-20 Tanner - Beamer - Escalante - New Hance
I would bring a bucket for settling water just in case. REI has a great one. -Josh --- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, John Ladd wrote: > > I...
JoshC 2011-11-05 20:06:29 #67252

Re: Upcoming Nov 15-20 Tanner - Beamer - Escalante - New Hance
Scott raises a question much discussed on the Yahoo Group for the John Muir Trail (of which I am co-moderator) My experience is in the Sierra, not the...
John Ladd 2011-11-05 19:39:19 #67251

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