When it comes to mountain marathons like the OMM, or LAMM there’s a myriad of factors that influence how quickly you’re going to get around. Some are down to personal skills and training, and these can only be improved the old fashioned way – by slogging around the mountains in whatever spare time you have. One of the biggest factors though is the weight of the kit you’re carting around. As a result, mountain marathoners often go to endless lengths to shave off a few grams where they can. uite
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When it comes to climbing I'm a total wimp. I hate falling and will resort to most things to aviod it. However I realise that if I'm going to push myself then the occasional plummet earthwards is inevitable. Extra text here.
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When it comes to climbing I'm a total wimp. I hate falling and will resort to most things to aviod it. However I realise that if I'm going to push myself then the occasional plummet earthwards is inevitable.
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November 4th, 2009Coleman F1 Lite gas stove – excellent value
February 27th, 2009The Coleman F1 Lite Stove is one of the lightest stoves on the market weighing just 77 grams and (with a bit of online hunting) costing as little as £22 or so – that 10 grams or so lighter than a Pocket Rocket, and about half the price of a Primus Titanium stove. Constructed from [...]