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Where are you guys at that you're so excited about rain? I am too! Got some rain here the Huachucas in Southern AZ. Sadly, it caused some flooding that destroyed some houses in the burned area. They survived the fire, and got leveled by the after floods :(

Did about a short 7 or 8 mile hike in the Huachucas here in AZ. Hiking in deep snow is a work out. How deep was your snow and where are you that there is still an amount of snow in late July!?

I just bought a GoLite Trinty off of steapandcheap for $110 normally $270. Have yet to give it a good monsoon test, but I will be going back out again this weekend to give it another shot. P.S I asked a bad question for this thread, I should have just asked how do you pack your rain coat in...

So, do you turn it inside out before you stuff it into itself? Inquiring minds want to know (a keg of beer rides on the answer).

Yes I like the company as well. I bought a quilt from them (I will never buy a sleeping bag again) and love it. I hope this rain gear will do good in the monsoons

Anyone have experience with this? Got it on steepandcheap for 60% off at $90. Looks like a great piece of rain gear which is about the only thing I was lacking :)

BTW, your site is back up

Damnit, just saw this. Er, I mean, welcome...

Funny to see you all here. I left BP awhile ago. Of course, I was not on there that long. I like that Nature Boy is not here... yet My mine site, hikingforums.net, is also down with problems..

Mine is a 65+10, not 7500, but it basically is. What makes you think 7000 is the largest?

I try as long as possible for me (10-20 days) but most of the time it ends up being 3-5 nights. And then a bunch of short weekend hikes to

I have a 7500 CU for packing space. Used it for a 17 nighter in Utah

Fire retardent underwear? :tinysmile_fatgrin_t

Steepandcheap dot com always has good sunglasses for great deals. I would say to keep updated on that site until you see something you like and snag it up. A good way to get a get set for atleast half off, sometimes up to 90% off ;)

Nice. I am backpacking the San Pedro river this weekend. Gonna be hot! 90+! haha

You should be fine in Cliffty, as long as you don't get to close to the Douglas trail. I would recommend cross country travel for camp sites, just don't get lost ;) I like just choosing a neat looking creek to follow up, sometime for a few hours, and you're always going to find a good...

Both are close to the same, depending on the area

Good luck with the crowds :p

It's always nice to see that area agin. Thanks for sharing!

Cha Ching! (says the owner of the site)