Archive for September, 2010
Lowrance Endura Sierra Handheld GPS Unit For The Great Outdoors
Wednesday, September 29th, 2010
The Lowrance Endura Sierra is an easy to use and versatile GPS handheld unit. The Endura comes pre-loaded with topologies for all the continental states and plenty of key trail way points…over thousands to be honest.
Keeping Your Knees In Good Health – On The Trail – Part 2
Sunday, September 26th, 2010
Smith Haven Scratch Resistant Sunglasses – Review
Monday, September 20th, 2010
The Smith Haven sunglasses are one of few remaining sunglasses out there that have the lenses
made of glass. In these day of low cost manufacturing there aren’t many quality glass lens
sunglasses around, the reason might be due to the weight of glass.
Mountain Hardwear Shadowland Insulated Jacket – Review
Friday, September 17th, 2010
The Shadowland windbreaker jacket by Mountain Hardware is nothing new. The Shadowland features fabric that doesn’t stretch and the jacket is insulated with a warm lining, it is basically a wind shell jacket mixed with a soft light fleece jacket.
Eddie Bauer First Ascent Rainier Storm Hard Shell Jacket – Review
Thursday, September 16th, 2010
The Rainier Storm is hard shell jacket with pretty all the features that you would look for in a hard shell jacket. The pit zips are easily adjusted, as well the cuffs and zippers can also be easily adjusted even with you are wearing clumbsy gloves. The hood of the Eddie Bauer Rainier Storm can easily accomodate a helmet, if you plan to do mountaineering.
Scott Ruston Soft Shell Jacket – Review
Saturday, September 11th, 2010
The Scott Ruston soft shell jacket is a very water-resistant shell jacket with a well designed hood and big arm pit zip vents.
Arc’ Teryx Celeris Jacket for Women – Review
Thursday, September 9th, 2010
The Arc’ Teryx Celeris jacket is designed for the female that is on the move outdoors, the Celeris is extremely light in weight, and is an effective wind jacket that stuffs away very small pack, it can be taken along on all your outdoor excursions. The Arc’ Teryx is made with an ultra-light shell material that allow some stretch, this wind shell jacket also features a trim fit for athletic performance. Female gender specific patterns.
JanSport Salish Backpack Review – For School and Outdoor Fun
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010
The JanSport brand is known for their quality school bags,but they also are great at making technical performance backpacks and have been doing it for a while. The JanSport Salish is a great example, this comfortable 2,074 cubic inch is well suited for long hikes in the woods.
