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    Quote Originally Posted by 1Greywolf View Post
    The only way to help this guy is to let him do want he wants.!Only after he does it will be know wat works and want won't. All our advice are all a joke to him.
    Wanting to wear down in Southern California is a person to stupid to help him self or thinks we are to dum to realize
    He is pulling our leg.
    I hope to meet him on the trail
    Im not sure why you would say that.
    Its mostly about 35F at night at upper elevations around 11500 in July-Aug, but it will get down to 25 F occassionally.

    Guitar lake is notoriously cold due to katabatic wind. Frigid air from Mt. Whitney at 14500 flows downhill .
    Not uncommon to be in mid 20s on Mt. Whitney in the morning, all summer long.


    So yes, UL down garments are the perfect hiking accessory. Not for hiking, but to have with you for when stopped. Mornings warm up quickly, and you only have a couple at really high elevation. Days are 14 hrs long, so the best thing to do is sleep in until sun is up around 7 am. No need for early morning cold starts.
    Last edited by MuddyWaters; 02-07-2016 at 23:01.

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