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Deuter Aircontact Lite 65+10 Backpack Review

Deuter Aircontact Lite 65+10 Backpack Review

The Deuter Aircontact Lite 65+10 is an adjustable-length backpack that’s good for multi-day or extended backpacking trips when you need to carry more gear and supplies. Weighing just 4 lbs 6 oz, it’s surprisingly lightweight for a pack that can comfortably haul 50-pound loads.  Despite its lightweight, the  Aircontact Lite features a floating top lid, sleeping bag hatch, dual ice …

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Montane Anti-Freeze Jacket Review

Montane Anti-Freeze Jacket review

The Montane Anti-Freeze Jacket is a mid-weight insulated down jacket (available for both men and women) that can be worn as a mid-layer in really cold conditions or as a stand-alone jacket. It’s insulated with 750 fill power Hyperdry RDS-certified down with a fully adjustable hood. A two-way YKK front zipper, four pockets, elasticated cuffs,  and a cinchable drawcord hem …

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Climbing Tom-Field-Willey in March

Climbing Tom, Field, and Willey in March

Mt’s Tom, Field, and Willey are a group of three 4000-foot peaks that are usually hiked together because they’re all clustered along a single ridgeline above Crawford Notch. It’s not a difficult hike in mild weather, but it’s a reasonably long one that’s 10.2 miles in length with just under 4000 feet of elevation gain. But when you throw in …

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How Long Should You Boil Snow in Winter?

How Long Should You Boil Snow?

If you melt snow in winter for drinking water, you still need to purify it before you can drink it. The easiest to do this is to let it boil for 1 minute if you’re below 6,562 feet (2,000 meters) of elevation or 3 minutes if you’re above 6,562 feet (2,000 meters). Boiling is the surest method to kill disease-causing …

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