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Topic "Mountaineering" was discussed 3,520 times on 676 sites in last 3 months
Womens Mountaineering Boots – Hiking Lady tip.:... Womens Mountaineering Boots – Hiking Lady tip.: Mountaineering Boots For those of you hikers who are like me, an.. http://bit.ly/JiVUC 1:57 AM Oct 17th from twitterfeed
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-03 17:00:00)
by wildernesscapes
Greenland Mountaineering Expedition 2010 Partners Wanted I'm looking to join, or create, an 1-2 month mountaineering and skiing expedition to Greenland this coming spring/summer season. I've never been to Greenland before, but have a strong desire to explore this ...
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-11-01 15:10:00)
by Redbeck
For Sale, Lausanne: 1) 1 pair Scarpa Tornado Ski Mountaineering Boots (28.5 mondo): 250 CHF 2) 1 pair Scarpa T1 Telemark Boots (27 mondo): 300 CHF Pictures in attached pdf 1) Ski Mountaineering/Randonnee Boots: Scarpa Tornado (Size 28.5 Mondo): 250 CHF These belonged to my wife, although they are mens boots (you cant get womens in large sizes). However they never ...
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-10-29 09:17:00)
by spirit4earth
Western Mountaineering ExtremeLite bags I'm looking for feedback about the durability of the fabric these bags are made with. How well do they handle condensation? Does a lot of down poke through? I'm going to get a WM bag, but I'm not sure whether to get an ExtremeLite bag or one of the microfiber bags. Thanks!
Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-10-25 23:04:00)
by USNAMountaineering
The Naval Academy has revitalized the Mountaineering club and as the President I am looking for help from the more seasoned backpackers and Outdoors men. If you were in a club in college, are in one now, or just have ideas that you would like to share, any help would be greatly appreciated. The club is designed to get Midshipmen outside and to utilize the various talents of other midshipmen...
Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-10-25 12:47:00)
by Lake Superior Gal
Peter Gallagher (Volunteer coordinator, Sleeping Giant Loppet) and Peter Crooks (mgr, KAmview) are travelling to Minnepolis in November to promote Nordic Thunder Bay at the Midwest Mountaineering show. They will have a booth and have been asked to do a visual presention on Thunder Bay in winter - skiing, dog sledding, ice fishing, hiking, snowshoeing etc. If you are willing to let ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-03 21:51:00)
by Peachie
Has anyone got an original photo of some early style maybe a victorian type scene of climbers or mountaineers? I saw one a few years ago of a troop of ladies in their huge skirts and frilly bloomers trecking up a snow covered mountain in the large sunday hats and thought it was amazing . Or the photo's you get of the old boys in tweed doing huge climbs in the cairngorms, I love it. If you have...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-03 08:52:00)
by spirit4earth
I have a WM Caribou in perfect condition. I used it for one night with a liner, but I'm a very cold sleeper and I'm going to need a warmer bag. The Caribou is rated to 35 degrees and its measured weight with stuff sack is 1lb 6.1oz. Regular length, left zip. Storage sack and stuff sack included. $220 CONUS. Money order or PayPal. Thanks!
Started 5 days, 10 hours ago (2009-11-06 16:28:00)
by paintplongo
Need to sell some gear, so here's another piece up for sale. It's a regular length, Micro XP shell, Caribou rated at 35*. It comes with the stuff sack and storage sack and is in good shape. Price: 200 Shipped OBO
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-03 08:43:00)
by spirit4earth
( This bag is in perfect condition! ?I used it for one night with a liner. ?It's a regular length bag with a left zipper, and it has the stuff sack and storage sack. ?Measured weight with stuff sack is 1 lb 6.1 oz. $220 CONUS, money order or PayPal. I'm a very cold sleeper, so I'm going to have to get a warmer bag. , )
Started 2 days, 7 hours ago (2009-11-09 19:48:00)
by cookiecutter
First let me say, this site rocks! I come from a climbing, mountaineering, canyoneering, caving etc. background and just heard of arboring from an arborist on campus. I've become really intrigued and have been looking up techniques and have been amazed at some of the problem solving techniques you all have come up with and use, very innovative! So allow me to ask what is probably the simplest ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-03 03:01:00)
by davekes
Hi all, great site with lots of knowledge but I haven\'t managed to find the answer to my question yet, Can anyone help? I want to buy a suunto watch as a navigational aid in the UK - I do a lot of climbing/mountaineering and am often out at night, I am accurate with a topographic map and compass etc but would like to add an accurate altimeter watch to my navigational tools. I like the look of ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-04 13:34:00)
by hikingfish
Howdy, I was wondering if anyone had a link to where one could buy pre-boiled (dachstein-type) wool? And possibly, if anyone had plans to make mitts ala dachstein mountaineering mitts? My girlfriend's mother and grand-mother are both very capable knitters and told me if I could give them the wool I wanted + plans, they could make me mitts. Any help is welcomed! Fish
Started 3 days, 9 hours ago (2009-11-08 17:02:00)
by wildernesscapes
Photographing the Northern Lights in Northern Norway Jan/Feb 2010 I'm Johnathan Esper, a professional landscape and adventure photographer, and also a world traveler. I was tentatively planning on traveling around Northern Norway sometime mid-winter, going on some ...
Started 5 days, 9 hours ago (2009-11-06 17:42:00)
by buff_jeff
I'm leaning towards these two (Scarpa and Asolo AFS Evoluzione): http://www.rei.com/product/719716 http://www.rei.com/product/780182 The Asolos seem to have gotten much better reviews around the web in terms of comfort, but both seem like they'll get the job done at a reasonable price.
