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Barefoot in the SE

Hi everyone. I'm Chris from the SouthEast (currently outside Atlanta but relocating to Asheville). I have been in to minimalist footwear for a few years now and wear it almost exclusively. I'm a hiker, backpacker, and runner amongst other things, and know Damien through Backpacking Light. My current favorite minimalist shoes are a pair of Soft Star Roos with the T-Rex sole. I'm currently running in the Inov-8 F-Lite 240 and plan to use those for hiking/backpacking as well, but I'm really looking forward to trying out the Altra line.

-chris

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3 people, tent options on the AT

I have been looking for a tent option that allows me, wife and child to use on the AT. I am curious what the largest footprint that would be manageable. I would prefer to use a single tent. A Hyperlite Ultramid 4 looks like it would be a good option for space and weight, but wondering if finding a place to pitch it would be easy, challenging, or impossible. Would welcome any suggestions... <br> Thanks, Greg

3 people, tent options on the AT

I have been looking for a tent option that allows me, wife and child to use on the AT. I am curious what the largest footprint that would be manageable. I would prefer to use a single tent. A Hyperlite Ultramid 4 looks like it would be a good option for space and weight, but wondering if finding a place to pitch it would be easy, challenging, or impossible. Would welcome any suggestions... <br> Thanks, Greg

3 people, tent options on the AT

I have been looking for a tent option that allows me, wife and child to use on the AT. I am curious what the largest footprint that would be manageable. I would prefer to use a single tent. A Hyperlite Ultramid 4 looks like it would be a good option for space and weight, but wondering if finding a place to pitch it would be easy, challenging, or impossible. Would welcome any suggestions... <br> Thanks, Greg