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La Sportiva Crosslite
Personally, I rate this shoe a 5/5 because I'm ecstatic to find a shoe that FITS! (I have mutant monkey-feet.) But generally it is probably a 4. Listen, ye, to my tale...
UL BAckpacks
I am new to the UL world of backpacking and am looking for some advice on backpacks. A friend of mine has a ULA Catalyst, which I thought was an impressive backpack....
NOBO AT list, Late Feb start
My current gearlist for an Appalachian Trail NOBO thru-hike is at http://tinyurl.com/mjurzb (pdf file) Thanks in advance for any sort of feedback on this, but in particular I'm interested in comments/suggestions/etc in...
BD to use Nanotech in upcoming tents
The tents appear to be largely unchanged, except for one rather displeasing facet of the updated hilight, which has trimmed 8 inches (on the taper) from one end of the tent. The...
Wood Stoves and Knives
I know that this topic has bounced around in various threads about knives, but I am looking for a little more detailed feedback from those of you that regularly use wood stoves....
Memory-Map Navigator
This is actually a comparison of two product alternatives for putting topographic software on a Windows Mobile platform smartphone with a true GPS. The 4/5 rating is for one of those, Memory-Map...
Memory-Map Navigator
This is actually a comparison of two product alternatives for putting topographic software on a Windows Mobile platform smartphone with a true GPS. The 4/5 rating is for one of those, Memory-Map...
Memory-Map Navigator
This is actually a comparison of two product alternatives for putting topographic software on a Windows Mobile platform smartphone with a true GPS. The 4/5 rating is for one of those, Memory-Map...
Big Agnes vs NeoAir
Rog writes: >>Gordon Wrote: "it's half the weight of my Clearview which was already a very light pad. And the Neo is tiny, I can almost fit it in my pocket" My...
Northwest Gear List from a rookie!
So I am new to Backpacking, but luckily discovered these forums before I threw down a bunch of money on gear... so here is what I have got so far Pack/Shelter/Sleeping Gregory...
Made in China – A State of the Market Report
Companion forum thread to:Made in China - A State of the Market Report G I guess I will concede that we are technically both correct. The US Government by definition will always...
North Lake to South Lake
August 9th to 11th, 2009 SUMMARY While Emily and PJ were in the LA area visiting her parents I took the opportunity to head into the mountains in ultra simple and lightweight...
North Lake to South Lake
August 9th to 11th, 2009 SUMMARY While Emily and PJ were in the LA area visiting her parents I took the opportunity to head into the mountains in ultra simple and lightweight...
North Lake to South Lake
August 9th to 11th, 2009 SUMMARY While Emily and PJ were in the LA area visiting her parents I took the opportunity to head into the mountains in ultra simple and lightweight...
BD Skylight vs Hilleberg Nallo3 vs Golite Valhalla 2+
I know winter shelter questions have been done before, but maybe not with this combination of options. Looking for a shelter for 2 adults and 1 dog. Vestibule. Lightweight. Handles heavy/wet sierra...
Stove for melting snow in a tent!! (or vestibule)
Hi all, I've been scratching my head for a while and after spending most of the day reading all the info on this site and what ever google came up with, I'm...
Titanuium Goat Ptarmigan Bivy
Likes - I have the version with the mesh/fabric hood and use the bivy with the mesh over my face 99% of the time. This is much more comfortable and less claustrophobic...
New Valandre site
Valandre has completed a major facelift on their website, and I thought that everyone would be interested in checking it out. Niels has included several video clips of the products as well...
mid-layer struggles
I'm struggling a bit w/ a mid layer strategy- I know there are many variables that influence choice (not in the least of where and when your hiking occurs)- the vast majority...
Homemade tents
I thought this should be split from the Cooking thread. Al Geist wrote: As seen in the picture at http://www.csm.ornl.gov/~geist/Philmont We only took one of the MYOG tents. The boys used more...
