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Physical distress from difficulty adjusting to lower oxygen pressure at high altitude.

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A cathole or cat hole or sometimes pighole is a pit for human feces. Catholes are frequently used for the purpose of disposing of bowel movements or waste water (such as the water from cleaning the kitchen dishes) by hikers and others engaging in outdoor recreation.

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3 miles per hour, + 1 hour for every 1000 feet of elevation climb. backpacking: 2 miles per hour, +1 hour for every 1000 feet of elevation climb.

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Bear Proofing is the process of attempting to keep bears away from supplies and more importantly your campsite.

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Bear Proofing is the process of attempting to keep bears away from supplies and more importantly your campsite.

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Minimal Impact (MI) is a code of practice for users of natural areas designed to maintain the ecological and intrinsic values (ie. scenic amenity, cultural heritage and water catchment) of natural settings for outdoor recreation.

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The loft does not last as long as down (3-5yrs vs 8-10yrs)

Does not compress as small as down.

Higher weight to loft ratio. (Compared to 650+ down fill)

Retains smells more than down.

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Quick-drying

Insulates when wet

Non-allergenic

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Price is higher than synthetic (50-100% for same temperature rating)

Cleaning and maintenance. (Special soap, washing, and drying)

When wet the loft is practically useless.

Absorbs some moisture from the body during sleep.

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Lightweight

Easy to compress

Excels in cold, dry conditions

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1. Stick a long piece of kindling into the ground at about a 30-degree angle. ...

2. Place a tinder bundle underneath the support stick.

3. Place some small pieces of kindling around your tinder nest.

4. Lay small pieces of kindling against the piece stuck in the ground. ...

5. Light the tinder, and watch it burn.

6. Slowly start to blow it into a flame.

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The pyramid fire is the best type of fire to cock over because it has the most even distribution of heat.

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When going hiking you should bring waterproof for the rain,warm clothing for cold nights, and sweat wicking to be worn to keep sweat off of your body. and should be warn from outside in water proof,warmth sweat wicking

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trail mix.

nuts, seeds, nut-based bars or nut butter packs.

dried or freeze-dried fruits and veggies.

energy bars, chews or gels.

granola or granola bars.

ready-made tuna salad pouches.

whole-grain tortillas.

poultry, salmon or meat jerky

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The pack should way at most 1/3 of your body weight but the ideal range is 1/4 of your body weight. Your hips should carry the majority of the packs weight.

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Not much headroom or free space available.

Limited capacity; doesn’t cater for families or large groups.

Not especially versatile and built specifically for hiking-focused camping only.

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Lightweight with minimal functionality to keep the weight down.

Simple, no-fuss installation.

Compact and small; a highly practical solution for hikers.

Tackles harsh conditions confidently without giving in to heavy precipitation or high winds.

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Can still be heavy compared to other tent styles.

Quite expensive due to new technology.

Extremely large sizes are hard to find.

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Very easy pitching involving just the use of an air pump; can be carried out by a single person with no extra aid.

No poles means less weight and pitching efforts, as well as a flexible configuration.

Tend to offer plenty of headroom and storage and living space.

Lower risk of accidents happening through metal snapping since no poles are present, so they are safer.

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Unsuitable for large groups, including families, due to the compact, streamlined structure.

Often pricey; cost is always higher than the average, non-technical tent.

Can be heavy to carry over long distances.

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Most suited for extreme weather camping and mountaineering; able to withstand heavy snowfall, wind and rain.

Strong and robust structure with excellent stability.

Good headroom and interior space for the shape.

Lasts longer than the average tent due to its technical build.

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Reduced storage space and headroom due to the slanted walls.

Less widely available nowadays, so choice of models is limited; the design can feel antiquated.

The package is almost always heavy to carry around.

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Can be sturdier than most other tent types, especially with the multiple guy ropes.

Remains stable in wind and bad weather.

Comes in a vast range of sizes, starting from one-person tents up to huge marquees.

Easy to pitch, yet the set-up can be more complicated than most tent types.

Generally durable; some models can last for years or even decades.

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Rather more expensive than the average tent.

Space is sometimes limited and the range of sizes does not cater for large parties.

Certain models can be on the heavier side due to the rigid jointed poles.

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Pitches easily and quickly; the installation is very often achievable by one person alone.

Packs away just as effortlessly.

Has all the advantages of the dome tent style once set up.

Perfect for a single person on a camping tour or for the festival season.

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Installation takes some time and normally more than one pair of hands on the job.

Larger footprint than most other tent types, which can be a problem if pitching space is limited.

Due to its shape, ventilation in the middle of the tent can be restricted.

Difficult to reposition if the tent collapses due to a change in weather.

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Tapered ends offer optimal protection in very windy areas.

Ideal for larger groups such as families, and special occasion camping trips due to their above-average capacity.

Headroom is ample, especially compared to other styles.

Exceptionally versatile; suited to most environments, whether mild or tough.

Comfortable and spacious, making for a ‘home’ away from home.

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More expensive than dome tents and can be quite pricey due to its in-built convenience.

Have been known to break in extremely high winds where the tent is fully exposed. Fixing the tent can be nigh impossible outdoors.

Not much headroom provided due to the compact design.

Unsuitable for backcountry camping, camping in the wilderness or extremely harsh weather conditions.

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By far the easiest type of tent to set up. Installation takes only a few seconds and is dead simple.

Compact and lightweight, making it very easy to transport and stow away.

Relatively roomy in relation to their compactness.

Footprint is always small so these tents can fit in virtually anywhere.

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Known to struggle in strong winds. The higher the ‘dome’, the more wind it will catch.

These types of tent usually have a curved zip for the door. If you’re not careful it’s easy to catch or break.

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Easy to set up and relatively easy to transport, usually only needing to thread a few poles through.

Good headroom due to the shape.

Dome tents are reasonably strong if the type in question incorporates more than three poles.

Can be easily joined together to a larger living space, making it ideal for families.

One of the cheapest and most widely available tent styles.

Probably the most versatile tent type around; can be used for a wide range of camping trips.

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cost of only $25 and last for almost 300 gallons of water.