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Mountain Hardwear Airjet 2 Ultralight Tent
Monday, March 9th, 2009
Kelty Gunnison BackPacking Tent
Friday, March 6th, 2009
The Kelty Gunnison backpacking tent is a lightweight, inexpensive take on the simple two-door/two-vestibule design that has served backpackers well for years. Set-up is fast and easy thanks to colour-coded corners and pole clips, while the body is well ventilated with large mesh panels on the top and sides. Noiseless door zips combined with two doors means you don’t have to wake your partner to sneak out for a pee in the night.
Scarpa Zero Gravity 20 Hiking Boots
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009
The North Face Conness GTX Hiking Boots
Monday, March 2nd, 2009
Put on a pair of the North Face Conness GTX Conness and the first thing you notice is how light they are. But get on the trail and you’ll immediately become aware of the ample support they provide-even with a heavy pack. This is a well-thought-out boot, from the heel strike that’s been cut out in the shank for added padding, to the breathable fabric/leather upper, the Gore- Tex liner and the Outlast footbed.
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.
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