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I am wanting to take some energy powder to add to my water while climbing Kilimanjaro, but I have heard that puches etc can burst at altitude. Does anyone know what container would be suitable to get to the top of Kilimanjaro without bursting?!
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Could you put it in a ziplock freezer bag and let the air out at intervals as you ascend?
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If you are talking about the tin-foil sachets that the likes of High-5 come in, then it would be a good idea to decant the content into a nalgene bottle and poor the powder out as required. This is a tougher way of transporting it anyway, avoiding the possibility of a ripped sachet spilling inside your pack. I just by the big plastic containers (5kg at a time) of “energy powders” and just take what I need for the day.

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