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body name / lowest temperature / how long etc...
I hope we will all benefit from this info.
Thank you very much
duydaniel said:Please share: body name / lowest temperature / how long etc...
duydaniel said:Please share:
body name / lowest temperature / how long etc...
I hope we will all benefit from this info.
Thank you very much
Eldar said:Attached is an early January image from the mountain area where I have my cabin. It was -32C (-26F).
He, he; The picture was taken about 3 miles on skis from my cabin, so not through a window . The temperature sounds worse than it is. When it gets this cold, there is normally no wind and the air is very dry, so compared to coastal temperatures, where you have much higher humidity, you´re comfortable at much lower temperatures. It´s still quite cold though, so proper clothing is important. Warm hunting gloves and some practice gives you proper control over the buttons.Marsu42 said:Eldar said:Attached is an early January image from the mountain area where I have my cabin. It was -32C (-26F).
Yuck! Taken from a comfy armchair next to the stove through the window ? If not, how do you operate your gear at all @these temperatures? All the gloves I own are either too thin/cold or too thick to properly hit the buttons, but then again there might be some pro-style mt. everest gear that I've never seen.
eLroberto said:7D + 17-40, 24-105 and 70-200 II last winter at around -12°C for about two hours with nasty winds. Everything worked fine, except my fingers.
Kind regards, eL