layton
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very cool! That area is so amazing
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Equally impressive are the amounts of cliff bars and pop tarts consumed during such an ordeal. No wonder you could only finish 1/2 a bag of Chex mix!!
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a group of 4? WFT assholes? This is becoming way too fucking common.
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(tape + opioids + quick clot + suture material) - suck it up + cell phone/spot = all you can do
to be mathematically accurate, you would have to ADD the "suck it up". your equation implies that "sucking it up" actually takes away from "all you can do"
nice photos from stairway, BTW.
Someone's been doing their clickbait facebook "math" problems!
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(tape + opioids + quick clot + suture material) - suck it up + cell phone/spot = all you can do
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check out the sterling hollow block depending on your usage. indispensable on the harness
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wound up with the Atomic Waymaker 100. heavy but comfy since I've all but given up finding anything for my feet from rock to snow that can be technical and tolerable for more than 30 minutes
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awesome thanks all! looking into all those recs
Kelly - I am using Maestrale with Heel Lifts (good call on the latter)
will follow up with results hopefully in a few months
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no one likes you
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Anyone else have the problem that their ski boots squeeze the hell out of their calf muscles?
Regardless, looking for recs on an dynafit compatible boot that's super f'ing comfortable. I ski like shit so comfort is all I care about.
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Had to take 2 years off so I'm totally out of the loop...
Finally got my foot surgery and a job that I can afford to stop climbing in hand me down Nepal Tops
Any recs for a solid ice boot for various temps in Can Rock, CO, WY, and UT?
also....
It's been forever since I've replaced my BD screws. Sounds like the petzl alpine screws are the shit. any thoughts on new screws?
Thanks,
Mike
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jealous!
so where is this?
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I think your average Doctor, after hearing about a 12 mile approach w/backpack then leaving the trail and climbing thousands of feet with an elite partner 15 years my junior, would simply say......stop doing that.
good point
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the science of muscle cramps is constantly evolving - way faster than any bullshit products on the market. The current theory is has nothing to do with electrolytes or pickle juice and more brain/neuro
-are you overheating?
-are they always in the same places?
-are you doing repetitive eccentric or isotonic motions you don't normally do (lowering, holding, or using a muscle to break)?
but that sounds really weird. see a neurologist
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the best ultralight tent for climbing is the one having the most fun
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Only thing I remember from that route was the back end of the party in front of me....
Nice job CTC on that is impressive!
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horsecock x 3
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been using the same 1lb Betalight for 15 years
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awesome^10
please keep posting your trip reports which have the highest ratio of adventure to spray on the site
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bd magnum
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While TFTNA is an incredible resource, I wouldn't mess around with it unless you have the time, motivation and resources to actually dedicate yourself to an entire training cycle. TFTNA is geared pretty much exclusively towards alpinism, not mountaineering. There's no need to follow a strict regimen if you're only going to be slogging 5000 feet. Run stairs, climb stairs, run hills, drag tires, etc. You don't need weighted ice tool hangs to prepare yourself for a hike. Guys used to train for the Himalayas by running and hiking. Some didn't even train at all. To each their own.
what he said ^^
[TR] Baker River to Ross Lake in Technicolor - Mystery-N.Despair-Pioneer-Swiss-Spectre-Challenger 7/25/2017
in North Cascades
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...and now I'm homesick