Sunbrella?
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johnnyo979Guides: 0 | Official Routes: 0Triplogs Last: none | RS: 0Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: never
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Sunbrella?
Do most people hike with a sunbrella?
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joebartelsGuides: 264 | Official Routes: 226Triplogs Last: 6 d | RS: 1960Water Reports 1Y: 14 | Last: 9 d
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Re: Sunbrella?
I used an umbrella to block sun many times on the AZT. While many may disregard it makes a noticeable difference in how I feel later in the day being less toasted.
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big_loadGuides: 0 | Official Routes: 1Triplogs Last: 595 d | RS: 3Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: 2,484 d
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Re: Sunbrella?
Hat and sunglasses is usually enough for me. I'd be tempted to use a sunbrella from about mid-May through early October in the low desert. I've never felt the need above the Rim.
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sandyfortnerGuides: 0 | Official Routes: 0Triplogs Last: 122 d | RS: 3Water Reports 1Y: 4 | Last: 122 d
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Re: Sunbrella?
An umbrella is great! Not only does it shade your entire body, when using you can go without a hat which allows heat to escape from your head, keeping you cooler. For the deserts, you may want to try it!

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