Pics from the Splitboarder's trip

[karen97]

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j73/karen-97/P9260002.jpgI think Cabby is under there?? tongue.gif

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[karen97]

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[chunky]

HOw much gear do you take weight wise? And what is it all? Never done back country so don't know.

[karen97]

My pack was about 16kg all up with water and food, but my skis had to be carried on my back for half of the trip, so add another few kg's. I don't know how much Cabby's was, but he lifted mine to help me over the creek and he commented on how light mine was. I only had my sleeping bag, Exped mat, foamy, stove, fuel, pots, dinner, down jacket, down booties and my vid camera in my pack.

Ohh and one more thing- NEVER hike in down hill boots, when you fall it sux :(

[SA]

Cabby's looks like it pushing 30 kilos!!

[Swede]

Great shots Kaz! Makes me wanna go hiking, hmmm, I'm going, of to the snowies tonight for me I say.

[skijacski]

Great to see the photos from the weekend.

[Podlettte]

with all that chocolate it's no wonder cabby's pack was heavy! :D graemlins/big_laugh.gif

Great pics :D

[John Deere]

What, no kitchen sink Cabbage??

You seriously have to take less crap! graemlins/big_laugh.gif

[ 10.10.2008, 08:37 PM: Message edited by: John Deere ]

[chunky]

Hiking in downhill boots? Wouldn't that majorly **** and be painful?

[karen97]

Originally posted by chunky:
Hiking in downhill boots? Wouldn't that majorly **** and be painful? Yes and yes!

[karen97]

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[Caboose]

Originally posted by SA:
Cabby's looks like it pushing 30 kilos!! with snow board attached would be 25kg+

without under 20kg prob

had the least amount of gear i have ever taken

tent, sleeping bag, mat, foamy, down paka, fleece pants, 1 spare pair socks, down booties, book, pack of cards, pots and kitchen stuff + food in pack

day pack had boarding gear (shovel, water bladder, gloves, hats, etc)

[ 13.10.2008, 12:57 PM: Message edited by: Caboose ]

[Caboose]

Originally posted by John Deere:
What, no kitchen sink Cabbage??

You seriously have to take less crap! graemlins/big_laugh.gif see above post ..... least amount taken

[John Deere]

Still have to take less crap tongue.gif

[Bear]

From you JD? tongue.gif

[Podlettte]

I've heard that you have been known to take comfy seats JD, like this one....

http://akamai.backcountrystore.com.edgesuite.net/images/items/large/CAS/CAS0307/ONCO.jpg

[John Deere]

Not snow camping.....I don't cart a 90L 25kg+ pack!

Mines 60L and around 18kg in full battle regalia!

[skijacski]

Originally posted by karen97:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by chunky:
Hiking in downhill boots? Wouldn't that majorly **** and be painful? Yes and yes! </font>[/QUOTE]Kaz, time to invest in some AT Boots! C O M F Y ! graemlins/snow_cool.gif

[karen97]

Originally posted by skijacski:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by karen97:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by chunky:
Hiking in downhill boots? Wouldn't that majorly **** and be painful? Yes and yes! </font>[/QUOTE]Kaz, time to invest in some AT Boots! C O M F Y ! graemlins/snow_cool.gif </font>[/QUOTE]Next year smile.gif

[John Deere]

Or take your hiking boots, carry your ski boots in those conditions.