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Lost Ranger
Trail Runner // Paddler // Camper/Hiker // Climber // Snowshoer // Backpacker // Camper // Hiker // Boulderer
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Stomping Grounds:
Olympics, Capitol Forest, Cascades -
Bio:
I'm a National Park Service Ranger during the Summer, and a freelance writer for trails.com year-round. I log about 2000 trail miles a year, and try to spend at least 100 nights in a tent.
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Lost Ranger's Gladys Divide
Created February 27, 2010
A fun overnight hike, great views of mountain meadows, and alpine lakes.
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Perception Acadia Series Kayaks
February 27, 2010
Dependent on where you are in the Puget Sound area, there are a number of good kayaking shops available to customize your boat. In the South Sound, I'd check with Alpine Experience, Olympic Outfitters, or South Sound Kayak. In the Seattle area, you have the REI flagship store, Kayak Pro Shop, or Northwest Outdoor Center. If you live further north, LFS in Bellingham, or Sterling's (also in Bellingham) would be your best resources. If you are on the west side of the sound, try Sport Townsend or PT Outdoors in Port Townsend.
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Perception Acadia Series Kayaks
February 27, 2010
Either the 11.5ft or the 13ft model would support his weight (about 198 pounds) and then some. They are also a bit wider, which lends the feeling of stability. As a beginner, it is best to go try out a few rental boats until he finds one that he is really comfortable with, and find a boat that matches the measurements of that boat within your price range.
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MSR Denali Snowshoe Flotation Tails
February 27, 2010
The different length tails (which are now on different pages) represent floating capability. Your weight combined with the carried weight can help you determine just how long your snowshoe should be. A snowshoe too long for you will be herky, while a snowshoe which is too short will leave you post-holing through the snow.
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The North Face TKA 100 Glacier 1/4 Zip Fleece Pullover - Men's
February 27, 2010
I haven't had any issues with this shirt on the trail, but I have an orange one that has left fuzzies on the seatbelt of my truck over the years. Other than that, these shirts take abuse like a captured spy, and will keep you warm while wet about as well as anything this side of a wetsuit.
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The North Face TKA 100 Glacier 1/4 Zip Fleece Pullover - Men's
February 27, 2010
Get the medium, a small will likely be too tight, and you'd be swimming in a large.
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Nixon Scout Watch - Men's
February 24, 2010
I'd go with the nylon strap. Don't get me wrong, I love leather strapped watches for looks, but leather will stretch and degrade over time. I have had the nylon wrist strapped version for around 6 years now, and it still fits like the day I bought it.
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