loled harder..

hmm..sadly i dont have any dog with me
maybe in the future yes..but jz not now 
is great to see ppl enjoying their life and making it worth..keep up sis 

hi..  I just went to Rajah last friday
first, you need hiking permit to climb mount rajah. second, you need mountain guide to lead you the way. please join Geng Aura Gunung FB for more details

ipod nano 6th gen ?? 
try those tat have heart beat detector one..at least u can monitor ur physical meter..(i saw them on sport shoe shop most of the time)
or u can head those those hiking equipment shop,they should have some selection..

for me i jz use a old G-shock solar watch..as long it can resist some impact force (jz in case) tat will do fine 

Guys, this might sound weird/disgusting. But I would like to know how do you guys handle such situation.

Given the scenario you go for one whole day hike in the middle of the jungle & suddenly you have to answer to the mother nature call. How do you solve the problem? Anyone encounter such situation before?

Gunung Rajah you do not need guide. Park at Chamang waterfall and from the parking, there is a route on your right hand side which climb up hill. Climb up a lil while and you will come across the dirt route which will take you to Lata Naning (mid point to Gunung Rajah). The only confusing part is during the river trek but should be well marked.

Wish to follow you for Gunung Nuang although it is been a while since I last hike but better opt to rest my legs for KOTR 2013. Cheers.

Oh an air matress. Not cheap thou if you want a good type. It depends on the thickness and the weight of the air mattress. Are you willing to fork out around RM800+ for one?

Cheap but heavy. Can try to find those at AEON, especially at Mid Valley. I think it is located at the First Floor near the toilet inside AEON.

Other cheap option will be a yoga mat. Trust me most opt for this as it is cheap and light, but you would not able to get a comfortable sleep throughout the night as you could feel the surface.

Why not camp somewhere cooler like Cameron Highland? You provide the transportation for me and I will be your guide to those mountains. LOL  .

Where to get a decent good hiking backpack about 20~30L , budget around RM250

Erm.. can anyone tell me where is this gasing located??. Thanks

Until now I still havent heard from you want to go for camping

I got mine from one of the LYN member.
Do take note the size though. Usually you'll have to go for few sizes smaller.
The seller will offer to bring a couple of pair for you to try.

Just to share bit on the Mount KK hike. Many years ago, I trained at Batu Caves for my hike. Started off with only 1.5 round (up and down = 1 round) and at my peak after 2 months of twice or thrice weekly climbs, I could do 7 rounds non-stop. I was bloody happy and feeling fit.

I'm someone who sweats and get hot super easily. And I love cold weathers. Took the Mesilau route and though I took my time amongst the 4 of us, my legs did well and didn't feel strained at all.

We started our climb to the peak at around 2:15 am and weather was great. And the moment we started the first several flight of stairs, I started sweating profusely which I expected already. My mistake however was unzipping my jacket, even just a little. My inside T-shirt was wet due to sweat and when wind blew, it gave me a chill that I could not shake off.

After the checkpoint, my legs was doing well, but every several steps, I kept having the shivers. Soon, my body gave up and it was my mind that kept me going. But I think 800 meters from peak, I did not stop shivering and eventually gave up and went back down to the check point hut. Went inside, and continued shivering for the next hour. When light came ard 7am, I started my hike back down, with tears flowing down my cheeks.

My mistake ..
1. I should have brought a spare T-shirt to replace my sweat soaked tee.
2. Should not have unzipped my jacket.
3. After resting, I should not have went down, but make my way up instead even if I was on my own. I didn't think about it then because I was so disappointed with myself that I didn't make it up there with my friends.

Just sharing so that no one makes the same mistake I did ... one of my regrets in life.

Hi all,

I am considering to start an eCommerce site particularly to sell outdoor gears related items in Malaysia. Some examples are like REI.com and Backcountry.

Hence, I would like to get your view on such idea and your thoughts on such on the following:

• What are your current pain-points when it comes to shopping on such outdoor gears around in KL for your adventures in and out of the country?
  
• Would you prefer to shop online for such items considering the fact that they are genuine, has warranty and cheaper than offline stores?
  
• What are your thoughts on the current offline/brick-and-mortar outdoor stores around in KL?
  

Thank you for your feedback!

Trail apps

How about strava..so far all my trail runners use strava