Your basic bolt throwing technique is essential, just toss them ahead while moving through sketchy areas and pay attention to any weird effects they trigger like acid pools bubbling up or electrical discharges. The detector's beeping is your best friend here, when it speeds up you know you're getting too close to something nasty. Something interesting - looking for subtle air distortions or unusual ground patterns can save your life, and sticking close to walls or higher ground usually gives you safer paths to work with.

Keep an eye on that radiation meter, if it starts going crazy you might want to down some vodka to handle the effects while you figure out a safe route. A good tip for mapping these things out is throwing your bolts in wide arcs, helps you get a better picture of where the danger zones are. Just remember to always leave yourself an escape route and take it slow, rushing through these areas is basically asking for trouble. Most importantly, watch how the environment reacts to your bolts, sometimes the subtle signs are more reliable than any fancy equipment.