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I miss the trips to the ER from mountain biking. The mountain bike used to put me there more than the dirt bike. Lots of pretty nurses there.

As a backpacker still looking for dehydrated water that would lighten my pack. :)

Grandpa thanks for the advice will watch out for the goats. I had heard that hey can be a pain. We will be getting up about 4:30 to 5:00 am. Plan to hit the summits and be back down to base camp by noon to one in the afternoon. Have read that there have been several killed by lightning...

Hey been gone from the from fro a long time. Planning a trip in about 6 weeks. Driving out to Durango Co. Taking the Silverton Durango RR. To the trail head to Chicago Basin. The Goal once I get there is to Summit Mt. Eolus, Mt Eolus North. Windom Peak, and Sunlight Peak. Rare chance to to...

Mountain bike I would try. My road bike no way.

Not a big fan of the BioLite if backpacking. Heavy and not very efficient. Backpacker Magazine did review after burning for 37 minutes saw a 13% Increase in battery charge in a iPhone.

I have several friends that have been backpacking the entire Sheltowee Trace Trail and have seen nothing like that. That trails goes the entire length of the forest so I am willing to say that the reports are blown out of proportion. I also hike in there a good deal and often bushwhack for...

I do research and get the best gear I can afford. However the long and short of it is this. If it works for you that is all that matters.

Hey you all not been on here for a while. Agreed love my back I have the lighter weight version of the ACT the ACT Zero and love that thing. Great Pack had it for 4 years beat the hell out of it and still works great. Very comfy and lots of room. Also fits well so very stable when jumping...

Barney you are right. Those things are very bad for joints. Hips, and knees do not need that extra abuse.

Most if it is common sense. The difficult part is to stay calm enough to keep your head out of your backside to use it.

Funny guess would have to say my boots. I carry a pack, knife, headlamp, etc but unless out over night the headlamp is a just in case thing. The knife never gets used, and the pack just kinds of holes the other stuff I almost never use. However footwear is always used.

Yes and they screwed up again today. Edward R. Murrow rolls over once again.

Doing Mt. Mount Katahdin this summer. As well as some other hikes in Baxter State park and that area.

Me in my Buff Me in Buff Buff USA Official Website

Summer just a tad over 7 lbs. Winter about 8 lbs. Of course this is just counting Shelter, Sleeping bag, pack, sleeping pad, and shelter.

How light you want to go and how much you want to spend. Thermarest makes a new one that I believe is the lightest on the market. However it is around 150 buck for a sleeping pad. At least for that price it is insulated. I use a hammock when warm enough so don't need a pad. In the winter I...

Smart man. Those long days of 12 plus miles when I get to the Smokys always hurt the next day.

Eno Double Nest and a Granite Gear White Lightning Tarp here. Sleep Setup

Like the Note 2 and was looking at it. Went with the S3 as I was not sure I wanted to carry the not around all the time. IT has a great processor and is fast and smooth.