Re: Tarptent tents (or alternatives)
John,If you're leaning toward a free-standing tent, which it sounds like you are, I think the Revolution would be great choice. Most people who have Big Sky...
sumiwada 2014-03-11 20:18:56 #75255

Re: good alternative to Tyvek ?
The great thing I like about Tyvek is it's breathability.Miracle fabric, even after I've exhausted it to the point it handles like silk or linen.On cold...
James Hayford ∆ 2014-03-11 17:09:31 #75254

good alternative to Tyvek ?
I like Tyvek. Ultra-cheap (since it's so readily scavengable), tough, and versatile. But it's also relatively heavy (2 to 2-1/2 oz per square-yard). And...
johngeyles 2014-03-11 16:06:56 #75253

Re: Tarptent tents (or alternatives)
Folks - I'm sure some of you are getting tired of this discussion, but it's relevant, and that's what "thread" mode is for - I think I'm converging on a...
johngeyles 2014-03-11 15:46:41 #75252

Hiking
I have a backcountry permit for April 4 to April 9 and all of my other hikers have been unable to go and therefore I am looking for people who would be...
Valley Fence 2014-03-11 15:39:03 #75251

Re: Questions: First time GC backpacker
Not only are there a lack of trees or places to hang stuff from in the Canyon, but many trees shouldn't have stuff hang from them. Mesquites and such can be...
coollikeacoatimundi 2014-03-11 15:38:59 #75250

Re: Trail conditions
Two weeks ago the top of the S. Kaibab was devoid of any ice or snow. Grandview more shaded, but I did it three weeks ago mid afternoon with a pack and...
Jonathan Beck 2014-03-11 15:38:47 #75249

Re: Questions: First time GC backpacker
Richard - what areas have been a problem for you? I suspect that the more heavily camped areas tend to have a more "unnatural" population of mice and...
Jonathan Beck 2014-03-11 15:38:35 #75248

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