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I have vouchers for the remaining days at Sugarloaf to give away. I had hoped to use them but won't. So, If you are pretty sure you can use them by next Sunday 5/5 lmk. I'm in Concord, NH but happy to mail. sndwork AT gee mail dot Kom

There's old climbers and there's bold climbers but no old bold climbers. - Somebody Unless, of course, you have a train and dedicated volunteers to save you.

Boots are off the market.

Not my sale. https://worcester.craigslist.org/spo/d/leominster-cargo-sleds-backpacking/7699658320.html

Corporate America agrees with the headline. Mall of Nh 1/13/23

Basic Lowa mountaineering boots. https://www.lowaboots.com/mens/mountaineering/alpine-expert-gtx I used them for this Extreme Dog Walking Boots but seem to have rehabbed my foot well enough to down shift to very stiff (but not rigid) backpackers Ticam Evo GTX | LOWA Boots USA or lite(?)...

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Hey, who invited the reasonable guy?

Going out solo again would be irresponsible.

I foolishly didn't budget enough time to put them on, take them off, and stuff them into the slightly too small bag every hundred yards or so. I'll try to be better next time.

My Zephyr TF and and Z-6 mid TF work well with Hillsound Microspikes and Kahtoola K10's. Yesterday, however, there was snow on only 1/3 of the length of the trail. I'm not a fan of marching over rocks and roots in microspikes.

Off the market for more experiments.

A warning, The Lowa Cross sole and the Lowa Tactical Z soles are both poor on snow and ice. Very durable on a variety of surfaces though. Pavement, concrete, gravel.

In hospice.

I've become a big Lowa fanboy. I've found the durability to be excellent if used appropriately. E.g. don't expect their hiking soles to last on pavement. I don't have these but they look intriguing. LOWA Fusion® Lo | LOWA Boots USA

Once upon a time you could park near the gate. The old main trail from the Wilmot side was pretty steep and very wet. Depending on how the thaw/freeze cycle was it could be very icy. Cheers

Fritschis are sold. My brother is running an experiment testing skis as structural supports.

I mistakenly clicked on Page 1 of this thread. First post was March 1, 2014.

Entering Our Brave New World of selling gear here. Into the Breach! https://nh.craigslist.org/spo/d/concord-telemark-at-and-xcd-skis/7599319103.html

just got directed to this website from backcountrytalk.com https://m2inc.biz/product-category/all-products/ratcheting-padded-click-straps/

I think if you run the velcro thru a D-ring and back over the tongue you should be able to create enough power to pull your heel into place.