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HEATHER HUCKLEBERRY HUCKINS
Trail Runner // Climber // Backpacker // Camper // Hiker
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Stomping Grounds:
New England, Ruidoso New Mexico, Moab/SLC Utah, Missoula Montana, Fairbanks Alaska -
Bio:
I need it like oxygen- road running, trail running, hiking, climbing, camping, adventuring...
I love being outside with my husband. We can find an adventure in anything, anywhere. My true challenges are the ones I present to myself- I can always run/hike a little longer or climb a little higher.
Rankings
- #24 of 691 - Men's Hiking Boots
- #27 of 814 - Women's Trail Run Shoes
- #32 of 669 - Women's Vests
- #61 of 778 - Women's Ski Jackets
- #74 of 521 - Women's Aprés Boots
- #76 of 2,896 - Women's Down Jackets
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The North Face Fire Road Boa Trail Running Shoe - Women's
September 29, 2009
Look at The North Face Women’s Ultra 104 or 105 GTX XCR Trail Running Shoe. They are SUPER waterproof and yet still allow your feet to breathe a bit... magic? I dunno, but I use em to hike, train run (been through plenty of wet stuff), out camping- you name it. I think you'll be very happy with them.
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The North Face Fire Road Boa Trail Running Shoe - Women's
September 29, 2009
Look at the New Balance 1224... They provide awesome support (anti pronation) and a thicker sole near the heel.
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Osprey Packs Argon 110 Backpack - 6700-7100cu in
September 22, 2009
Osprey packs can handle just about anything, it's all about what you can handle safely. This bag will easily carry a 60-80lb load, but I'd suggest lower than the lower end of that scale considering your frame and back issues. The weight will be distributed evenly and as comfortably as possible with the design of this pack, I'd just test the waters and see what you can carry comfortably and use that for a reference before going out and purchasing such a large scale item. They have it in smaller cu in sizes.
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The North Face Fortress Peak GTX Hiking Boot - Men's
September 16, 2009
I wore 'em out in Moab during late spring and my feet stayed dry and blister-free during a day-long hike (and many other after). It's safe to say these boots can handle pretty much anything. I'd just make sure you change out socks every 8-10 hours of hiking and you should be golden!
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The North Face Fortress Peak GTX Hiking Boot - Men's
September 16, 2009
They're not insulated, but your feet stay pretty darn warm with wool socks and a liner. I wore 'em hiking in the snow in 10* weather for over 10 hours and my feet remained warm and dry.
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Kelty Redwing Backpack - 2650-3100cu in
September 16, 2009
There's no hook for it, so if that's something you really want in a bag this is not the one.
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The North Face Apex Pneumatic Softshell Jacket - Women's
September 16, 2009
The only jacket that comes to mind that hits all of your requirements would be the North Face Denali Fleece. Can't go wrong and it's hands down the best out there for your dollar.
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Oakley In the Trench Insulated Jacket - Women's
September 16, 2009
Absolutely. This jacket is wicked warm- it also provides a lot of room for layering, with it's "baggy" style.
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Redfeather Snowshoes Hike Series Snowshoe Package W/ Poles and Bag
September 16, 2009
I can tell you the poles that come with the Hike 36" are super long and will definately be good for your height.
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The North Face Nuptse Down Jacket - Women's
September 15, 2009
That's where they're supposed to be. I guess it does make it a little inconvenient, but there's nothing "hanging out" on the jacket. Everything else about it is pretty great, so I guess it's just a matter of personal liking.
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The North Face Vegas Vest - Women's
September 14, 2009
If you're long-waisted I wouldn't reccomend this vest at all. I've got a long torso and the pockets sit high on this thing and it looks goofy. Hence, the return. Ususally TNF carries longer lengths but this is one of the few exceptions.
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