Arc’teryx Alpha Comp Hoody – Hard /Soft Hybrid Shell Jacket
By Editor | August 20, 2008
Technically, the Alpha Comp Hoody jacket isn’t a hardshell, nor is it a softshell. In fact, it combines softshell and hardshell fabrics into one to make a comfortable all-season jacket. The shoulders and top of the arms are waterproof and breathable, while the rest of the body is Schoeller Dynamic, a durable stretch-woven material used in the best softshells.
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Helly Hansen Storm Jacket – Hard Shell Jacket
By Editor | August 18, 2008
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Marmot PreCip Rim Jacket – Hard Shell Jacket
By Editor | August 18, 2008
The Marmot PreCip Jacket was one of our favourites for its light weight, breathability and decent price, but the hard shell Marmot Precip Rim jacket ups the ante for athletic adventures with a new slim cut and stretchy microporous fabric that’s even more breathable. Also added are taped and overcoated seams for extra waterproofing, and a stowable hood with a reflective strip. Worthy improvements all.
Topics: Apparel, Jackets, Outdoor Gear Reviews, Spring and Summer | 285 Comments »
How To Repair Torn Mosquito Netting
By Editor | August 15, 2008
One little rip in your tent’s gauzy armor, and the bloodletting begins. Thwart biting bugs of all varieties by promptly fixing holes in your tent screens. Here’s how.
[1] If it’s a clean tear, sew it shut with nylon thread, using an overhand stitch.
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Is It Safe To Eat Expired Energy Bars – Power Bars, Clif Bars
By Editor | August 12, 2008
There’s a reason why outdoor enthusiasts take energy bars rather than egg-salad sandwiches on their adventures: it’s that age-old sacrifice of delectability for longevity. But even an energy bar has a shelf life, and that date you see on the label hasn’t just been pulled from a hat.
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Montrail Mountain Mist XCR Trail Runner
By Editor | August 9, 2008
The Montrail Mountain Mist XCR is a nimble trail runner that allows the wearer to easily cross over to moderate backpacking duty.
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Get Your Zzz’s , Sleeping Comfortably Outdoors By Selecting The Right Sleeping Bag
By Editor | August 7, 2008
You’re doing everything you should to stay toasty all night…warm hat, calisthenics before bed, a hot-water bottle at your feet-but you’re still suffering predawn shivers. You might just be a cold sleeper or you might need a new bag. Here’s how to find one that’s right for you.
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The Haute Route – Switzerland and France
By Editor | August 5, 2008
Topics: Europe Destinations, International Destinations, Travel Destinations | 328 Comments »
AI Gore Talks Climate Change – The Inconvenient Truth Video
By Editor | July 22, 2008
An Inconvenient Truth, is Al Gore’s documentary and book on climate change and below are some answers he gave during an interview a while back.
Question: You famously climbed Rainier in 1999. How was that, and what’s the prediction for the Pacific Northwest?
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