Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 8:49 pmBrian Jenkins wrote:I wood like 2 advoc8 4 the use of real werdz and punctu8ion!
That looks entirely too natural to be off the cuff
That looks entirely too natural to be off the cuff
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Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 8:49 pmThat looks entirely too natural to be off the cuff
Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 9:29 pmmattski wrote:u should no how to do a cravase pull up use a reverso. id be more worried about the actual cilmb like the steep m7 routes after that lol. u ever heard of the double iceaxe crav jump lol just use your fairy gun like on that climbing movie. Pull a big gun out ofyour bag and shoot a snarg out of it with a rope on it and when that pulls out just up pull your shoot thats in your bag with the pull cord thats in your jacket pocket
I agree 100%
Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 12:54 amCheck the videos here:
http://www.whittakermountaineering.com/pg/gear_videos
lot's of good clear information
http://www.whittakermountaineering.com/pg/gear_videos
lot's of good clear information
Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 3:53 pmFirst time I tried Rainier I had a Trango, 20 degree bag, full length pad, etc. That sucked.
Second time I had a 35 degree bag, 3.5 lb 3 season tent, 3/4 length pad, etc. Much more enjoyable. If the weather sucks, you're are not going up anyway, check the forecast and plan accordingly. (Be prepared, but balance risk of bad weather vs. weight/speed/comfort to your comfort level, it's a judgment call).
Second time I had a 35 degree bag, 3.5 lb 3 season tent, 3/4 length pad, etc. Much more enjoyable. If the weather sucks, you're are not going up anyway, check the forecast and plan accordingly. (Be prepared, but balance risk of bad weather vs. weight/speed/comfort to your comfort level, it's a judgment call).
Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 4:34 pmbird wrote:If the weather sucks, you're are not going up anyway, check the forecast and plan accordingly. (Be prepared, but balance risk of bad weather vs. weight/speed/comfort to your comfort level, it's a judgment call).
Very true. If the weather sucks I am staying home or going to a drier part of the range.
Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 4:45 pmExcitibleBoy wrote:bird wrote:If the weather sucks, you're are not going up anyway, check the forecast and plan accordingly. (Be prepared, but balance risk of bad weather vs. weight/speed/comfort to your comfort level, it's a judgment call).
Very true. If the weather sucks I am staying home or going to a drier part of the range.
Or a pub!
Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 8:30 pmdskoon wrote:ExcitibleBoy wrote:bird wrote:If the weather sucks, you're are not going up anyway, check the forecast and plan accordingly. (Be prepared, but balance risk of bad weather vs. weight/speed/comfort to your comfort level, it's a judgment call).
Very true. If the weather sucks I am staying home or going to a drier part of the range.
Or a pub!
Always one of my backup plans
