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Suunto MCA Compass
Friday, April 25th, 2008
The Suunto MCA compass gives you the classic compass set-up plus a mirror, making it the choice of not just for backpackers, but surveyors, architects and rescue patrols. To further ensure accuracy around the world the Suunto MCA compass is balanced for five geographical zones.
The Petzl Myo 3 Headlamp
Wednesday, April 16th, 2008
Camping and overnight trekking excursions will never be the same with the Petzl Myo 3 headlamp. Offering dual light sources, a long-lasting LED light and xenon halogen bulb, the Petzl Myo 3 headlamp provides a beam range of 15m to 100m. Whether running madly in the dark like a sleep-deprived adventure racer, or cooking up some campsite chow at night, the Petzl headlamp leaves your hands free for the work at hand.
Bushnell Powerview 8X21 DCF Binoculars
Wednesday, April 16th, 2008
This high-powered binocular from Bushnell is compact enough to fit in a shirt pocket and will take a bit of abuse while on the go. It features rubbery coating around common impact areas and 8X21 lens which delivers pretty good magnification for the price.
Victorinox Swisstool Spirit Multi-tool
Tuesday, April 15th, 2008
Victorinox over the last few years have increased their line up of outdoor products.
They now added a butterfly multi-tool to their portfolio of outdoor products. This multi-tool features 27 implements,
including a variety of screw drivers, a saw, can or bottle opener, and the familiar knife blade.
The North Face RoadRunner 2 Tent
Monday, April 7th, 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.
Asolo Navigator 70 Backpack
Sunday, April 6th, 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.
Mountain Hardware Phantom 32 Sleeping Bag
Thursday, March 27th, 2008
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