Saw a few scars from trekking poles in Spry this past trip.
Excepting Ram, I can’t understand why anyone would bother bringing trekking poles down a technical canyon. And they leave all these scars behind.
Please don’t.
Tom
Yahoo Canyons Group
Saw a few scars from trekking poles in Spry this past trip.
Excepting Ram, I can’t understand why anyone would bother bringing trekking poles down a technical canyon. And they leave all these scars behind.
Please don’t.
Tom
Tom Jones
Actually, ahem, uh, well…
we only saw marks on the approach, on an unlikely slab where they probably did little good. didn’t see any marks in the canyon, so maybe they were properly stowed in the canyon proper.
T
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “adkramoo” wrote: > — In Yahoo Canyons Group, “Tom Jones” wrote:
Saw a few scars from trekking poles in Spry this past trip.
Excepting Ram, I can’t understand why anyone would bother bringing
trekking poles down a technical canyon. And they leave all these
scars behind.
Please don’t.
Tom
Tom > Where these marks in the canyon from poles, high low or on the sides? > Scratches on the walls, like attached to a pack? If you take poles > in, make sure they collapse and can fit in a pack. Rubber tips help > also. > RAM
adkramoo
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “Tom Jones” wrote: > Saw a few scars from trekking poles in Spry this past trip.
Excepting Ram, I can’t understand why anyone would bother bringing > trekking poles down a technical canyon. And they leave all these > scars behind.
Please don’t.
Tom
Tom Where these marks in the canyon from poles, high low or on the sides? Scratches on the walls, like attached to a pack? If you take poles in, make sure they collapse and can fit in a pack. Rubber tips help also. RAM