  The problem of the survival of a spin glass phase in the presence of a field
has been a challenging one for a long time. To date, all attempts using
equilibrium Monte Carlo methods have been unconclusive. In their comment to our
paper, Marinari, Parisi and Zuliani use out-of-equilibrium measurements to test
for an Almeida-Thouless line. In our view such a dynamic approach is not based
on very solid foundations in finite dimensional systems and so cannot be as
compelling as equilibrium approaches. Nevertheless, the results of those
authors suggests that there is a critical field near B=0.4 at zero temperature.
In view of this quite small value (compared to the mean field value), we have
reanalyzed our data. We find that if finite size scaling is to distinguish
between that small field and a zero field, we would need to go to lattice sizes
of about 20x20x20.
