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For running/hiking in the whites I would suggest inov8 roclite 295, 305, or 315. The 305's offer the most underfoot protection with a light well draining upper. The 315 has a more rugged upper with a rand reaching to the midfoot down either side which i've been told holds onto water a bit...

Perhaps there is an explanation for how "laid back" the bears were.

how was the hut traverse?

what? no Hale on the way out? thats a great loop

thanks for the feedback

Dave nice work on the loop and the weight loss. Looking quite svelte :cool: Great pictures as well. Ryan

Go Jigger very nice. high five! How much KFC was consumed?

Yessah they were quite awful as I recall trying to run through there was quite difficult.

JF, Sasquatch and I were in there last August or so and was wondering if the trail is still in the same (less than ideal) condition?

Sounds like a good time Jeff let us know how you make out. Packs a bit heavy though. Maybe plan on eating only every other day. Ryan

IMHO ;) The best way to get Wildcat d is on the way from Pinkham to Shelburne Moriah

hey steve, good to see you're still kicking around. Nice run Larisa Awesome!

one vote for trail runners Inov8 roclite 305's and la sportiva crosslites

that is just plain ol' awesome

now thats my kind of bet. at least there was no snow :D maybe next time you should try to finish the loop and still beat them to zealand rd

nice! glade to hear those work well. congrats to Jess on her finish. will the VFF's accept a tall gaiter and snowshoe?

id love to help you out but there isn't a single tree on this damn island and the sheep won't stand still long enough to set one up either. sorry

maybe impossible during korea but not now http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/0509/whats_new/helicopter_everest.html

happy birthday man. i'm missin the whites big time take care of them for me.