Dunham Waffle Stomper Premier Boot
By Editor | April 11, 2008
For long-haul treks when you’re saddled with a hefty pack, the Dunham Waffle Stomper boot’s light weight will ease some of the strain on your feet. Dunham’s patented Dryworks moisture management system provides excellent water-proof protection and breathability in the wettest conditions. A highly-durable, abrasion
resistant leather coating welcomes the most rugged terrain, while Vibram outsole makes traction a cinch.
Snug fit and nice cushioning makes the Dunham Waffle Stomper boots a necessity on the nastiest trails.
Topics: Boots, Footwear, Outdoor Gear Reviews, Spring and Summer | 134 Comments »
The North Face RoadRunner 2 Tent
By Editor | April 7, 2008
Light and easy to assemble (it takes about 10 minutes), the Roadrunner is a three season tent that cancomfortably sleep two people, although if it is two large individuals it may be a bit cramped.
The Free standing tent has two entrances and plenty of internal storage pockets. One of the North Face Roadrunner 2’s best attributes is its air mesh doors which ensures excellent insulation and keeps the bugs out.
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Asolo Navigator 70 Backpack
By Editor | April 6, 2008
From Italian alpine gear maker Asolo, comes the Navigator, a three parts in one backpack. The perfect backpack for long excursions. The detachable fanny and day packs mean you can stow the bulk of your belongings away for a day of urban or backcountry exploring and the sliding torso adjustable back and suspension system ensures how ever much you’re lugging around you won’t end up with a hernia.
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Pak-Lite 9-Volt – 2 LED Bright Flashlight 9-Volt Attachment
By Editor | March 28, 2008
The Pak-Lite 9-volt flashlight is basically a 2 LED (light emitting diode bulb) encased in plastic that snaps onto the top of a 9-Volt battery and will burn steadily for month long trips. Yes, that is right….months on 1 alkaline 9-Volt battery. The Pak-Lite 9-Volt is available in a variety of brightnesses, flashing options, and even infared or ultraviolet bulbs, prices range from $26 – $30 for these options.
However, the basic model does plenty well, and is bright enough for night time trail use, and you can mount three seperate Pak-Lite 9-Volt light units together on an optional headband if you want hands free lighting. The headband cost about $7.
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The Nushu Language Is Almost At Its End – China’s Women Writing Language
By Editor | March 27, 2008
Yang Huanyi died back in the summer of 2005 and it also may mean the death of one of the world’s most secretive and mysterious languages, China’s Nushu tongue. Yang was 98 years old.
Topics: Articles, Nature, Wildlife, World and Environment | 128 Comments »
Mountain Hardware Phantom 32 Sleeping Bag
By Editor | March 27, 2008
Topics: Camping and Hiking, Equipment, Outdoor Gear Reviews | 205 Comments »
Spork by Light My Fire – Spoon, Fork Hybrid Camp Utensil
By Editor | March 25, 2008
The “Spork” utensil by a company called Light My Fire is a heat-resistant spoon and fork hybird called “Spork” features a serrated or jagged mini knife that is tough enough to hack apart a salami.
This superlight piece of camping gear is cool and useful, and would make a good addition to any camp cooking set.
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Merrell Pulse Carry-On OutVenture Pack
By Editor | March 25, 2008
Topics: Camping and Hiking, Equipment, Outdoor Gear Reviews | 198 Comments »
Find Water Underground
By Editor | March 24, 2008
When camping early in the spring season, set up your camp site near a stream and dig down through the ice until you find running water.
This quick procedure is an alternative to the much longer process of melting snow, when you are camping in the early spring season.
Topics: Articles, Camping, Hiking and Backpacking, Survival | 225 Comments »
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