Kokoda Trail | drose | Activity https://kokodatrekkingaust.com.au/members-3/drose/activity/ Activity feed for drose. Thu, 09 Oct 2025 07:26:09 +1000 https://buddypress.org/?v= en-US 30 hourly 2 f14cbd4f33b38ab46445f6d0423f1518 drose replied to the topic Feet in the forum Trek Preparation https://kokodatrekkingaust.com.au/forums/topic/feet/#post-94908 Fri, 21 Jan 2005 06:37:50 +1000 After about 1 month of constant wear the boots should be worn in enough, and your heel tough enough to stop them.Mine gave me blisters for a month and a bit, then they stopped..

]]> f8c437e489570a36be378f5e45d8771e drose replied to the topic Tents in the forum Trek Preparation https://kokodatrekkingaust.com.au/forums/topic/tents/page/2/#post-94907 Fri, 21 Jan 2005 06:35:27 +1000 Not sure about other bivy bags, but my new one has a space at the bottom for gear.. below my feet..I'm 6'8 or so tall, and I can fit me, and my backpack in easily..

]]> 8d38e7d96358864ed0ac2ec414a1af45 drose replied to the topic Tents in the forum Trek Preparation https://kokodatrekkingaust.com.au/forums/topic/tents/#post-94901 Mon, 27 Dec 2004 03:54:19 +1000 Am I wrong in thinking that a bivy bag be more sufficient than a hootchie? For those who don't know, a bivy bag is basically a waterproof (goretex) bag that fits over your sleeping bag (mozzie net included).That would be my bet. Very light, very insect and waterproof.

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