Fall and Winter
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Kahtoola’s Flightboot / FlightDecks Snow Shoes – FLiGHT System
Sunday, March 1st, 2009
Kahtoola’s FLiGHTsystem is an innovative hybrid designed to take on a variety of winter conditions. Is it a snowshoe or a crampon? Well, the Kahtoola’s FLiGHTsystem is both, which puts it in a class all on its own. Its two components-a neoprene overboot with crampons underneath, and a click-in snowshoe deck-are sold separately.
Kayland Contact 1700 Hiking Boots
Sunday, March 1st, 2009
Crescent Moon Gold Series Snow Shoes
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
If your heading on a long trek in the snow, then these shoes will take you there in comfort.
Asolo Fugitive GTX Hiking Boots Provides Versatile Support
Thursday, February 19th, 2009
GV Carbon Tech Solstice Snow Shoes
Wednesday, February 18th, 2009
With outstanding flotation and, stability, the GV Carbon Tech Solstice snow shoes are ideal for big hikers with heavy packs.
Tubbs Ridgeline Series Snow Shoes
Monday, February 16th, 2009
Tubbs Ridgeline Series of all-mountain snowshoe comes in an array of sizes to fit any hiker.
Bridgedale Light Hiker Socks
Wednesday, January 21st, 2009
Tested and recommended by Gore-Tex for Gore-Tex footwear. The Coolmax fibres next to your skin transfers perspiration to absorbent merino wool where the moisture can be moved through Gore-Tex membrane and evaporate. The result is a dry, blister-free and comfortable environment for your feet.
Stylish Performer Cloudveil Ambush Soft Shell Jacket
Wednesday, December 10th, 2008
If you’re going to spend some serious cash for a soft shell jacket, you might as well be able to wear it around town as well as on the trails. The Cloudveil Ambush is one jacket that fits in both requirements. The straight cut and understated style looks good, but the stretchy two-layer fabric is technical enough to keep you dry and comfortable on the trail. A wind resistant membrane cuts the breeze effortlessly, and the DWR coating beads water well.
Karmik Patriot Winter Boots
Friday, November 28th, 2008
Keep your feet happy when the mercury takes a nose dive.
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