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I remember the illustration in “The Complete Backpacker” (I think) of Colin Fletcher reclining back against his pack which was in turn propped up by his walking staff. A dedicated chair would

84! What an encouragement!

Last year we bought the Helinox ground chair. 1 lb. 7 oz. About $100, crazy! It took us a long time to pony up to this luxury. We started with folding stools (could not use in tent) then used Crazy

...and the Bearikade is also great for rolling the kinks out of your back!

Have you tried your bearikade or bearvault in a horizontal position with your upright backpack in front of it and leaning against the cushy side of your backpack? Hope it helps. Julie

also forgot to say that I use my chair to sit inside my tent and hide out from the mosquitos when necessary! I have a fake hip so sitting in the tent isn’t really comfy for long without a chair for

I love my Helinox Chair Zero- worth the 1 lb 2 oz (less if you don’t take the bag) to me, not to everyone I’m sure. Although I remember one horribly rainy day when I was sitting inside my tent

I've got a Helinox chair zero, 17 oz. It's worth every ounce as far as I'm concerned. I carried it the whole JMT and many subsequent hikes. It is a bit of a luxury, but it sure feels nice to sit at

Hi Karl, is there a specific brand you like? [email protected]> wrote:

10 oz for a Therm-a-rest Trekker. https://www.thermarest.com/products/seats/trekker-chair/trekker-chair.html#product-info

I carry a lightweight folding backpacking chair. Sitting in the chair at camp in the evening does wonders for my whole body!!! Small amount of additional weight too. I also like sitting in the chair

Thanks Tom. Working on core strengthening also. [email protected]> wrote:

In addition to a light pack, I carry a framed pack with a good hipbelt to transfer weight to the pelvis and off the shoulders. I have a diy version of z packs suspension that allows me to unload

https://youtu.be/EPUm7cVHONM https://youtu.be/88SqtTbapzY Some stretches I do on the trail. Hope it helps.

Hi Andrew, thank you for the recommendation. I injured a disc in my lower back about 40 years ago rotating the tires on my trailblazer. It's bothered me ever since. I do yoga but I'm also a runner

I use the flexlite air chair from REI. It weighs a pound and costs $100. Also I’m not a doctor but low back pain can be caused by a slot of things including tight hamstrings and bad flexibility.

Thanks Henning. Great suggestion. I see there is a hiker shuttle from VVR to Fresno. Geraldine. On Thu, 19 May 2022 at 12:29 pm, Henning Rech<whrech@...> wrote: Hi Geraldine,?I guess you do

Hi, I was wondering if any of you have found any lightweight options to provide low back support? at camp while backpacking?? Lately, I've found that I really need to sit with my back against a

Hi Geraldine, I guess you do not yet have a permit, but a permit reservation. As long as it is only a reservation it should be editable, and you can change anything but entry date and entry

Hi, I have a permit from Tuolumne Meadows over Donoghue Pass which I originally planned to exit in Onion Valley. I won't be able to do the entire trip now, and am hoping to split it over a few trips.