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Good For You! (Reply to this comment)
by ruby950
Nate, I am proud of your accomplishment in getting this hike done, and for being smart enough to bring along this very clever piece of equipment! Great review and I am sure it will be most helpful to many!
My best,
Deb~
P.S. Nice new pic!
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Jul 04 '05
12:52 pm PDT
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Well done... (Reply to this comment)
by openroad,  in Sports & Outdoors
Excellent review on this umbrella/pole, detailed analysis and pros/cons explained. Thanks for the comprehensive look at this unique hiking pole.
Openroad
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Jun 20 '05
7:04 pm PDT
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I'm envious (Reply to this comment)
by jo.com,  in Sports & Outdoors
good for you - that's quit an accomplishment. We need to see you more in outdoors:) jo
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Jun 16 '05
7:43 pm PDT
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Re: Tarping? (Reply to this comment)
by nchoward
I mentioned the only differences between this and a normal trekking pole are the grips, the strap, and the anti-shock. The carbide tip fits anything another trekking pole would ... and the umbrella closes quite nicely against the pole itself. If you look up a picture of it, you will probably see it will do just well. You might just get your compass dirty a little bit.
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Jun 16 '05
5:29 pm PDT
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Tarping? (Reply to this comment)
by Seuss
Does the umbrella part of the pole impede its use as a tarp/tent pole?
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Jun 16 '05
12:13 pm PDT
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