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    It's been a long time since I've skied, but we used to call that technique - herringbone.
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    Well that fits.

    And BENESSE, you know that you do take one step at a time when doing that, and not "skate" up the hill? 50lbs is about 20-25kg, and that's pretty light on a sled...
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    Quote Originally Posted by NCO View Post
    Well that fits.

    And BENESSE, you know that you do take one step at a time when doing that, and not "skate" up the hill? 50lbs is about 20-25kg, and that's pretty light on a sled...
    Oh sled! I was imagining doing it on my back.
    Never tried pulling sled behind me uphill.

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    Our general rule was that if you didn't use something in 3 days and nights in the field; get rid of it.
    Right on. Newbees with Boom boxes, tape recorders, batteries for such which ended up "lost" in a couple of days. replaced by "C's" water and ammo.

    IIRC Until you got used to the 100 Lb Pack. getting it on made you look like a monkey humping a football or one of the three stooges.

    AHHHHH Youth.

    100 lbs nowdays is 2 packs in the back of my jeep.
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