Snow tires for feet: plus a "cant" fail pack and a parka for the deep freeze
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Those who plan to go hiking in the snow would do well to buy boots made especially for this type of hiking. Montrail Kootenay GTX, Salomon Exit High Neige and Sorel Quest boots are discussed, along with the JanSport modular backpack and the North Face Double X Parka.
Publication Name: Backpacker
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0277-867X
Year: 1997
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Load shrinkers: compression stuff sacks save space in your pack, and they're a cinch to make
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Compression stuff sacks can reduce the size of bulky items such as sleeping bags, providing additional room in backpacks. Store-bought compression bags often cost as much as $30. Instructions on how to make an inexpensive compressional stuff sack at home are given.
Publication Name: Backpacker
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0277-867X
Year: 1996
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Dress for duress
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Those who plan to hike in rain and snow need sturdy, waterproof clothing. Several seasoned backpackers discuss what they look for in a jacket, and jackets from major manufacturers are rated, with information on price, durability and more given.
Publication Name: Backpacker
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0277-867X
Year: 1998
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