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unless you snowboard...then no frozen boots...and easier hikingSnowjob wrote:Goose egg. 0. nada. zilch.
I can't believe you guys hike up there. All that work! And then you put on frozen boots, right? I hadn't even thought about the frozen boots until someone mentioned it to me today.
I think I would rather just go for a regular hike, but to each their own.
I'll wait for the chairs to run.
Agreed. Also, if you tele, you hike/skin in the boots you ski in.Nevada West wrote:One.
Boots aren't frozen- unless you get snow in them.
The hike up is pretty easy. It pretty much is a 'regular' hike except carrying your gear.
Good to see you the other night!Mtn Man wrote:Agreed. Also, if you tele, you hike/skin in the boots you ski in.Nevada West wrote:One.
Boots aren't frozen- unless you get snow in them.
The hike up is pretty easy. It pretty much is a 'regular' hike except carrying your gear.
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If you put the boots in your pack against your back they are actually warm when you put them on.I can't believe you guys hike up there. All that work! And then you put on frozen boots, right? I hadn't even thought about the frozen boots until someone mentioned it to me today.
BoozeTan wrote:unless you snowboard...then no frozen boots...and easier hikingSnowjob wrote:Goose egg. 0. nada. zilch.
I can't believe you guys hike up there. All that work! And then you put on frozen boots, right? I hadn't even thought about the frozen boots until someone mentioned it to me today.
I think I would rather just go for a regular hike, but to each their own.
I'll wait for the chairs to run.
Mine were pretty stiff and it took a lot of effort to get them on. Iceman had the same problem. We both have Lange boots which are notorious for being real stiff if it's cold.Nevada West wrote:One.
Boots aren't frozen- unless you get snow in them.
The hike up is pretty easy. It pretty much is a 'regular' hike except carrying your gear.
BULL S#IT!finn wrote:hiking shouldn't count
OH YEAH, how did Armstrong do? I have to check that out as he was doing his first ever Marathon.MrsG wrote:First of all, congrats to those who ran in the NYC marathon this weekend . . . the weather was perfect, so hopefully, you reached your personal best!!!
Zero days skiing . . . but we'll catch up soon enough
Sorry finn, but hiking certainly does count!!
He ran it in just under 3 hours. The man is a freakin' machine!Dr. NO wrote:OH YEAH, how did Armstrong do? I have to check that out as he was doing his first ever Marathon.MrsG wrote:First of all, congrats to those who ran in the NYC marathon this weekend . . . the weather was perfect, so hopefully, you reached your personal best!!!
Zero days skiing . . . but we'll catch up soon enough
Sorry finn, but hiking certainly does count!!
When you and MrG heading up?
Mtn Man wrote:He ran it in just under 3 hours. The man is a freakin' machine!Dr. NO wrote:OH YEAH, how did Armstrong do? I have to check that out as he was doing his first ever Marathon.MrsG wrote:First of all, congrats to those who ran in the NYC marathon this weekend . . . the weather was perfect, so hopefully, you reached your personal best!!!
Zero days skiing . . . but we'll catch up soon enough
Sorry finn, but hiking certainly does count!!
When you and MrG heading up?
Oh yeah.
his goal was to do it in under 3hrs.
he did it in 2hrs 59 min and something-something seconds talk about cutting it close.
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