We are more or less all familiar with the effects of altitude when we go into mountains. In some cases this may develop in acute mountain sickness. But did you know that there is such a thing as reverse altitude sickness?
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Do You Poop More at Higher Altitudes?
Did you know that human excrements is a bigger problem on Everest than torn tents, oxygen bottles, and other trash? When you have to go, you have to, but do you poop more at higher altitudes?
Sea to Summit Camp Plus vs Sea to Summit Comfort Plus SI Pad
Sea to Summit Camp Plus SI Pad and Sea to Summit Comfort Plus SI Pad look almost identical, when you see one you have seen both. But not so visible differences related to the shell fabric make them very different. This is discussed here in detail.
Why Am I More Gassy at High Altitudes?
Many people claim about being more gassy at high altitudes, and these claims are likely justified. So here I am trying to understand why this is happening.
Monte Ciaval and Bivacco della Pace: Incredible WW1 Front Line at 3000 m
During my recent long stay in the Dolomites, I visited several of the most attractive bivouacs in these mountains. Bivacco della Pace is one of them, and here you have my detailed report about the tour.
Laminated TPU on a Stretch-Knit Polyester vs a Woven Polyester for Sleeping Pads. Which Is Better?
There are inflatable and self-inflating sleeping pads on the market with a laminated TPU on a stretch-knit polyester, and on a woven polyester. So which is better to choose? This issue is related to the question I received recently, and it is discussed in detail here.