Kayaking Places
Kayaking Places
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395ps PaddleSki $899 2 person inflatable rowing catamaran kayak. Great for sea kayaking! |
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Sea Eagle 375fc Fold Cat Pro Angler $1299 Pontoon boats are a great way to get to places where fish are hiding. But who has 35-40 minutes to spare to put your boat together? Most rowing frames take that long to assemble. Our FoldCat has a unique folding support system that can be inflated and assembled in 5 minutes by one person. |
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Kayaking the Broken Group Islands: The Essential Guidebook $19.95 The Brocken Group Islands, on Canada’s west coast, is one of the most famous sea kayaking destinations in the world. Author: J. F. Marleau. Softcover; 125 pages; black-and-white photos; maps. Pacifica Rim Informative Adventures (PRIA); copyright 2006. This paddling guidebook is the most complete and up-to-date field reference on the Broken Group Islands. Suitable for all kayakers, from novice paddler to experienced guide. Provides in-depth information, including natural and cultural history, wildlife, camping, safety and highlights. |
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Sea Kayaking Along the Mid-Atlantic Coast $14.95 Open up a new world of exploration as you discover the beauty of America’s coastal region- ideal for veterans and beginners alike. Author: Tamsin Venn. Softcover; 204 pages; black-and-white photos and maps. Appalachian Mountain Club Books; copyright 1994. Details coastal paddling adventures from New York to Chesapeake Bay. Provides all you need to know to set off on 30 fun and exciting sea kayaking adventures. Special features include: detailed descriptive accounts of each route, with local history, wildlife, ecology, scenic highlights, and more. Supplies maps and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA) chart references. Covers access, parking, and launch/landing spots; trip mileages; campsites; tidal ranges, currents, caution areas, weather, equipment and safety tips. |
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Sea Kayaking Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay $18.95 Chesapeake boasts 4,600 miles of tidal shoreline; find dozens of trips along the shore, in the Bay proper and in its tributaries. Authors: Michael Savario and Andrea Nolan. Softcover; 216 pages; black-and-white photographs; maps. Backcountry Guides; copyright 2003. Covers day trips on the tidal tributaries and coastlines of the Western and Eastern shore. Trip descriptions include important information on put-ins and take-outs, winds and currents, equipment, paddling techniques and safety issues. Informative sidebars enliven instruction on topics such as salt marsh ecology, wildlife, and social and maritime history. Crucial information on low-impact paddling techniques, hypo/hyperthermia awareness and many other paddling-related topics. |
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Sea Kayaking the Baltimore/Washington, D.C. Area $14.95 Locate 92 launch sites around D.C., Northern Virginia and Maryland with this comprehensive guide. Author: Michaela Gaaserud. Softcover; 137 pages; black-and-white photographs and maps. Rainmaker Publishing LLC; copyright 2007. Launch sites are organized by county. Each entry features location, body of water, launch type (dock, ramp, etc.), launch fees, restrooms and parking. Detailed driving directions get you to and from the launch. Written descriptions of what you’ll encounter on the water assist trip planning. Includes a list of local outfitters, guided trips and paddling clubs and associations. |
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Adventure Kayaking – Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard $17.95 Explore the beautiful beaches, bays, harbors, marshes and ponds of Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard from your kayak with this book as your guide. Author: David Weintraub. Softcover; 203 pages; 73 black-and-white photos, 31 maps. Wilderness Press; copyright 2001. Guide describes 25 exiting trips, covering the entire Cape from Falmouth to Provincetown, including Cape Cod National Seashore. Five more trips are devoted to Martha’s Vineyard. Scenic routes range from short paddles suitable for families with children to all-day excursions for adventurous kayakers. Provides detailed route descriptions, USGS topographic maps showing routes, parking areas and launch sites, travel directions and parking instructions. Also mentions nearby attractions of scenic and historical interest. |
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Sea Kayaking Along the New England Coast – 2nd Edition $18.95 This updated and expanded edition of the AMC’s classic guide leads adventurous kayakers on 47 trips along the magnificent New England coastline. Author: Tamsin Venn. Softcover; 350 pages; maps, black-and-white photos. Appalachian Mountain Club; copyright 2004. Kayakers of all abilities can explore sandy beaches, bird-watch in marshes, tour solitary estuaries or challenge their skills along wild shorelines. Each trip description includes a detailed map, NOAA chart and map references, trip distance, caution areas, access points and more. New interior design makes finding the right trip even easier. Locator maps and at-a-glance trip highlights chart for easy planning. Tips on equipment, navigation, safety and more. |
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Wild Weekends in Utah $17.95 Hike through one of the world’s longest slot canyons or barrel down some of Utah’s mountain bike trails—this useful book will be your guide! Author: Lori Lee. Softcover; 262 pages; black-and-white photos and maps. The Countryman Press; copyright 2005. Discover the best places for backpacking, canyoneering, kayaking, mountain biking, hiking, canoeing, river rafting and camping. Learn the best time of year to travel and where to stay; symbols indicate driving time from Salt Lake City and which excursions are family-friendly. |
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Clearwater Storage Cover $29.94 The Harmony Clearwater cover is a simple and convenient way to store your kayak and gear. Just fill your boat with those kayaking necessities and use the Clearwater Cover to seal it all in. Keeps your gear in while keeping those pesky long-legged spiders OUT!! **Not suitable for cartop transport! |
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Standard Kayak Helmet (Fullcut) $69.9 The Shred Ready Standard Fullcut provides great coverage and style at a great price. A new standard in helmet design has been set with the introduction of the SR Standard. Designed from the ground up to provide unparalleled performance. The Standard Fullcut takes the same great fit and style of the halfcut and adds extra protection over the ears. Great for kayaking, wakeboarding, and kiteboarding. |
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Tassel Beanie (Women’s) $34.95 The women’s prAna Tassel Beanie is a great icebreaker when you find yourself asking for directions in far-flung places. Hand-knit, with a Sherpa fleece lining. |
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Sea Passage TAP Paddle Aluminum $99.94 The Harmony Sea Passage Paddle has a 1-Piece Aluminum Shaft that won’t break or freeze-up like two-piecers can. The anodized shaft won’t corrode in salt water, and sleeves at the grip points help prevent blisters. The Sea Passage Paddle’s moderately-sized asymmetrical blades work well for beginners and those who’ve been kayaking for years. Rings on this Harmony paddle deflect water drips so you don’t end up with an unwelcome puddle in your lap. If you’re looking for a one-piece paddle for ocean or lake tours, grab Harmony’s Sea Passage Paddle. |
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Big River Dry Sac $17.95 The Sea to Summit Big River Dry Sac is a new item for 2008, and is a great choice for rugged water sports like kayaking, canoeing and rafting. These bags are made for the worst scenario with a super strong and abrasion resistant 420 D nylon fabric, and TPU laminated material with 10,000mm waterhead. Save space with the low profile Hypalon lash loops on the side for secure stacking and a roll resistant oval shape so the bags are easy to spot should you tip over. The waterproof Hypalon roll top closure keeps everything inside dry, especially with the waterproof, double stitched, reinforced, tape sealed seams. |
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Vista PFD $74.95 The Vista PFD by NRS is a Type III: Big value, low price. The NRS Vista PFD is inexpensive, dependable flotation device for all your kayaking, canoeing and rafting adventures. 7 adjustment points tighten the Vista to fit your body securely. 420-denier nylon outer shell resists snags and tears for many seasons of dedicated use. 16 pounds of flotation offers adequate buoyancy without restricting your freedom of movement. Two pockets with hook-and-loop closures easily hold your important accessories. Lash tab provides secure location for attaching a rescue knife. |
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N-Groove Arm Band $15.95 The ideal product for hands-free musical motivation during a workout. With Velcro attachments in all the right places, the N-Groove Arm Band can be worn on the upper-arm or forearm. |
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Drone Midrange Driver (2.5) $8.9 Discraft’s friends in windier places love the Drone like no other midrange for its ability to fight any headwind and not turn over. Very overstable, best for advanced players and forehand approaches. |
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Duo LED 5 Headlamp $108.9 The Petzl Duo LED 5 Headlamp is water-resistant and comes with two illumination options, LED and halogen. Thus, you can use the halogen when you need the distance, and flick the switch over to the LED for proximity. The Duo LED 5 from Petzl is ideal for wet caves, canyoning, kayaking, and any wet weather sport or rescue situation. This is also a great choice for long multi-pitch and multi-day climbing routes. Switch the Duo 5 over to the halogen bulb to scope the route or (sometimes more importantly) the descent. Then switch to the LED bulb to conserve battery life when climbing or chillin’ at the bivouac. |
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Tdub Kayak Helmet $139.95 The Shred Ready Tdub helmet is the Shaggy helmet but with 3/4 more protection around the edge for added coverage. The Tdub is designed to be stylish, and provide superior protection. Made with a fiberglass and Shredlar fiber that has been induced with marine vinylester resins to make a super durable, safe helmet for kayaking big water or steep creeks. A four point retention system is put into place to give you the ability to wear this helmet forwards or backwards on your head, and to absolutely claim the Tdub can protect you with comfort there is a multi-impact VN foam liner that is laminated to closed cell comfort foam to ensure that when you get knocked, you don’t go out. |
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River Shorty $34.9 The River Shorty from Gerber is an ideal tool for rafting, kayaking, and diving. This knife features a blunt tip, and a full serration drop point fixed blade with molded handle for strength and reliability. The River Shorty’s blade is made of medium-carbon stainless steel, high polished to reduce corrosion. The River Shorty’s hard plastic handle is molded over the blade tang, virtually making it a one-piece knife. There are several ridges formed in the handle so the user can easily and quickly locate the edge of the blade. The holes in the handle are designed primarily to reduce weight and can be used for security (tie down). The River Shorty’s hard plastic sheath allows the knife to be inserted in 2 positions. There are 3 audible clicks to inform the user the knife is secure. The sheath can be attached to a belt, boot, or PFD using the pocket clip. It can also be permanently attached using the 2 plastic rivets. |
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Day Tripper First Aid Kit $26.35 The Day Tripper from Adventure Medical Kits is the first aid kit of choice for outdoor adventures such as hiking, kayaking, rock climbing, cross-country skiing, or canoeing. With a new, easy to read labeling system and a weight of only 15 ounces, you’ll hardly know its there until you need it, and when you do, it will be easy to find what you need. This is Adventure Medical Kits’ best seller, and it’s no wonder why with features like clear vinyl pockets with anti-bacterial coating to allow you to see everything in the kit and access what you need easily while protecting sterile items from the elements. Webbing loops on the back allow you to attach it to nearly any waistbelt or backpack, and storm flaps cover zippers to prevent moisture penetrating into the kit. |
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Alpinist Jacket (Men’s) $549.95 The men’s Alpinist Jacket is the Flagship of Marmot’s GORE-TEX� Pro Shell line. The Alpinist is engineered to excel in the loftiest, most unforgiving places on earth. It boasts incredibly rugged and breathable fabrics, state-of-the-art three-layer construction, and a ridiculous complement of technical features. |
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Current Helmet (No Vent) $79.95 The Current Helmet by Whitewater Research and Safety Institute is a multi impact helmet designed to fit a variety of head sizes ranging from 54 cm to 59 cm in circumference. With the ‘Superior Retention System’ and the multiple and removable shims, this helmet feels almost cemented in place. All shims are included so one size and some adjustments will fit most. The motivation for this project originated from the fatal kayaking accident of Lucas Brandon Turner, who died on the North Fork of the Payette River in Idaho in 1998. The casualty occurred when the helmet he was wearing, got pushed backwards by forceful water and exposed his forehead to a traumatic, and disastrous blow. His father, Gil Turner, established the Institute of Whitewater Research & Safety as a nonprofit foundation dedicated to making whitewater recreation a safer sport. The Current Helmet is the result of the 4 year Whitewater Head Impact Protection Project (WWHIP) co-sponsored by the Institute and Johns Hopkins University’s Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, MD. *The vents are located on the top of the helmet for more comfort. |
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Bolt Sunglasses $119.95 The Bolt Sunglasses by Native Eyewear are polarized sunglasses designed for every sport under the sun. From surfing, kayaking, mountain biking, and climbing to wakeboarding, skydiving and fishing.With the Bolt Glasses - Native Eyewear has designed them with Rhyno-Tuff Air Frames – a proprietary thermoplastic material which is durable to withstand high velocity collisions and temperature extremes. They also made the Bolt with an interchangeable lens system, so you can adjust your vision to all light conditions. And super cool exhaust vents which enhance airflow, eliminating fog and condensation. This is the only system that allows maximum ventilation while blocking extraneous incoming light!These Polarized glasses are also equipped with the Cushinol Temple Boots which ensure a soft feel and custom fit regardless fo head shape or size. *Some lenses are the REFLEX polarized lens which is a lens that is more sufficient to handling extremely bright sunlight. All of the Native Eyewear lenses are polarized.Included are Sportflex lenses for cloudy, overcast light and clear crystal carbonate – good for very low or no light. |
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Flow (Men’s) $89.95 The Fivefinger Flow by Vibram is a new barefooting "shoe" that provides protection from cold temperatures and water. Made with a 1.2mm Neoprene lining and a 2mm EVA footbed you get total thermal insulation and protection when crossing streams, running in the winter or boating on cold waters. The Vibram TC-1 performance rubber is razor siped to give you that upper hand on slippery rocks, boat decks or really almost any surface you encounter. The Vibram FiveFingers Flow Barefoot Shoe is one of the most innovative products to come out in a couple years. The Barefoot shoe is based on the age old concept that being barefoot helps your balance, your connection with the earth and energy, and gives you the ability to move in a more natural, healthy way. By walking in a protective sleeve over your feet, encased in sticky, protective Vibram rubber, the FiveFingers Flow stimulates the muscles in your feet and lower legs to build strength and improve range of motion. Many people who use these shoes have said they had a better sense of balance, greater agility, and visibly improved posture. FLOW IS BEST FOR: Cold Weather Running, Light Trekking, Climbing, Bouldering, Canyoneering, Fitness Training, Martial Arts, Yoga, Pilates, Sailing, Boating, Kayaking, Canoeing, Surfing, Flats Fishing |
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Sprint (Men’s) $79.95 The Vibram FiveFingers Sprint Barefoot Shoe is a secure fitting, incredibly comfortable "shoe" used to give you more balance, better posture and a real connection to any sport you participate in. The Sprint is Vibram’s most versatile product with hook and loop closures along the heel and instep giving you a tighter, more form fitting feel than even a climbing shoe. Five Fingers Barefoot technology comes from the age old idea that walking or running barefoot puts you in touch with the natural movement of your feet, legs and entire body, creating a better posture and, for some people, a connection to the earth and energies within. These help to enhance your grip on surf boards, in yoga positions, Pose Method running and fitness training. Constructed with a thin, abrasion resistant stretch polyamide fabric that fits low on the foot for comfort and quick drying. The outsole is a flexible, non marking TC1 performance rubber sole that is razor siped to enhance grip over all sorts of terrain. SPRINT IS BEST FOR: Light Trekking, Bouldering, Pose Method Running, ChiRunning, Fitness Training, Yoga, Pilates, Sailing, Boating, Kayaking, Canoeing, Surfing, Windsurfing, Flats Fishing, Travel |
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Sprint (Women’s) $79.95 The Vibram FiveFingers Sprint Barefoot Shoe is a secure fitting, incredibly comfortable "shoe" used to give you more balance, better posture and a real connection to any sport you participate in. The Sprint is Vibram’s most versatile product with hook and loop closures along the heel and instep giving you a tighter, more form fitting feel than even a climbing shoe. Five Fingers Barefoot technology comes from the age old idea that walking or running barefoot puts you in touch with the natural movement of your body, feet, legs and entire body. Creating a better posture and for some people a connection to the earth and energies within. These help to enhance your grip on surf boards, in yoga positions, Pose Method running and fitness training. Constructed with a thin, abrasion resistant stretch polyamide fabric that fits low on the foot for comfort and quick drying. The outsole is a flexible, non marking TC1 performance rubber sole that is razor siped to enhance grip over all sorts of terrain. SPRINT IS BEST FOR: Light Trekking, Bouldering, Pose Method Running, ChiRunning, Fitness Training, Yoga, Pilates, Sailing, Boating, Kayaking, Canoeing, Surfing, Windsurfing, Flats Fishing, Travel |
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Triumph Sunglasses $99.95 The Triumph Sunglasses by Native Eyewear are polarized sunglasses designed for every sport under the sun. From surfing, kayaking, mountain biking, and climbing to wakeboarding, skydiving and fishing.With the Triumph- Native Eyewear has designed them with Rhyno-Tuff Air Frames – a proprietary thermoplastic material which is durable to withstand high velocity collisions and temperature extremes. They also made the Triumph with an interchangeable lens system, so you can adjust your vision to all light conditions. And super cool exhaust vents which enhance airflow, eliminating fog and condensation. This is the only system that allows maximum ventilation while blocking extraneous incoming light!These Polarized glasses are also equipped with the Cushinol Temple Boots which ensure a soft feel and custom fit regardless fo head shape or size. *Some lenses are the REFLEX polarized lens which is a lens that is more sufficient to handling extremely bright sunlight. All of the Native Eyewear lenses are polarized.Included are Sportflex lenses for cloudy, overcast light and clear crystal carbonate – good for very low or no light. |
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Ignition Sunglasses $119.95 The Ignition Sunglasses by Native Eyewear are polarized sunglasses designed for every sport under the sun. From surfing, kayaking, mountain biking, and climbing to wakeboarding, skydiving and fishing. With the Ignition Glasses - Native Eyewear has designed them with Rhyno-Tuff Air Frames – a proprietary thermoplastic material which is durable to withstand high velocity collisions and temperature extremes. They also made the Ignition with a snap back interchangeable lens system, so you can adjust your vision to all light conditions with just a quick pushing of the lens into place, and are equipped with a safety system that prevents the lens from shooting towards your eyes in the event of an impact or crash. Super cool exhaust vents are put into the top of the frame which enhances airflow, eliminating fog and condensation. This is the only system that allows maximum ventilation while blocking extraneous incoming light!These glasses are also equipped with the Cushinol Temple Boots which ensure a soft feel and custom fit regardless fo head shape or size. *Some lenses are the REFLEX polarized lens which is a lens that is more sufficient to handling extremely bright sunlight. All of the Native Eyewear lenses are polarized, |
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Current Helmet (Vent) $79.95 The Current Helmet by Whitewater Research and Safety Institute is a multi impact helmet designed to fit a variety of head sizes ranging from 54 cm to 59 cm in circumference. With the ‘Superior Retention System’ and the multiple and removable shims, this helmet feels almost cemented in place. All shims are included so one size and some adjustments will fit most. The motivation for this project originated from the fatal kayaking accident of Lucas Brandon Turner, who died on the North Fork of the Payette River in Idaho in 1998. The casualty occurred when the helmet he was wearing, got pushed backwards by forceful water and exposed his forehead to a traumatic, and disastrous blow. His father, Gil Turner, established the Institute of Whitewater Research & Safety as a nonprofit foundation dedicated to making whitewater recreation a safer sport. The Current Helmet is the result of the 4 year Whitewater Head Impact Protection Project (WWHIP) co-sponsored by the Institute and Johns Hopkins University’s Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, MD. *The vents are located on the top of the helmet for more comfort. |
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Adjunct Shirt (Women’s) $75.95 The women’s Horny Toad Adjunct shirt can be worn as comfortably in the Rocky Mountains as it can on the streets of Tokyo – which means it also fits in nicely all the places in between. Organic cotton, yarn-dyed colors harmonize in a twill plaid on the outside. Solid, super soft broadcloth on the inside. Twin-button closure and button flap chest pockets. |
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Screw-On Modular Holds (5 Pack) $32.9 Another new addition to the Metolius line, Screw-On Modulars are just like their bolt-on counterparts except that they are mounted to the wall with high-quality, self-drilling decking screws. They’re medium in size but incredibly versatile and nearly every type of hold shape imaginable is represented: pinches, pockets, edges, slopers, knobs . . . Screw-On Mods are a great complement to any wood wall as they will go all those places where your wall is thin on T-nuts or the T-nuts have been stripped out. |
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Mountain and Clouds T-Shirt (Men’s) $30 Does the Men’s Mountain and Clouds T-Shirt by Patagonia have you dreaming of faraway places? We often do. Original art by Sean McCabe on a 100% organic cotton T-shirt. Each generation finds new ways to climb venerable, old mountains – the Mountain and Clouds T-Shirt depicts artist Shaun McCabe’s innovative take on the age-old pursuit. Printed with PVC- and phthalate-free inks on pure organic cotton. Taped shoulder seams add softness. |
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Versatiliti Cardigan (Women’s) $55 When the summer sun drops behind Buck Mountain, Jackson Hole cools instantly. Reach for the Women’s Versatiliti Cardigan by Patagonia to take the chill off. The versatile, low-maintenance cardigan is made from a soft 62% organic cotton/38% Tencel plaited jersey that places the moisture-wicking Tencel next to the skin. Wear it layered or solo. Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program. |
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Flair Hoody (Women’s) $99.95 The women’s Flair Hoody by Marmot is a cozy, soft, snuggly fleece jacket with an even softer, plush fleece hood. Designed to fit over a light layer for the ultimate in Spring warmth and can be worn under a shell for the Fall season to provide excellent heat retention. The Flair Hoody is sized specifically for women, eliminating the Men’s version that is done in pink, and is stylish enough to be worn other places other than the backcountry. |
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Flair Jacket (Women’s) $89.95 The women’s Marmot Flair Jacket is a cozy, soft, snuggly fleece jacket designed to fit over a light layer for the ultimate in winter warmth. The Flair can be worn under a shell for the Fall season to provide excellent heat retention and is sized specifically for women. Stylish enough to be worn other places other than the backcountry giving a warm option for the urban jungle. |
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Guides Down Sweater (Men’s) $164.95 The men’s Guides Down Sweater by Marmot is a 650 fill goose down jacket built to endure the elements and keep you incredibly warm through out the winter. Designed to be a total comfort package with a DriClime lined collar and chin guard that wicks moisture around most vulnerable places to keep you comfortable and dry. A wind flap behind the front zipper and a shaped hem-dropped tail ensures you stay protected against nasty drafts. An inside zip stuff sack pocket helps to make the Guides Down Sweater more travel friendly and its articulated sleeves design reduces excess fabric to improve mobility. |
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Travel Belt $29 The Travel Belt by Patagonia is a heavy-duty webbing belt with a never-slip buckle and a hidden pocket for the most valuable valuables. Patagonia’s most versatile belt, made for venturous souls who find themselves in unexpected places. Light and flexible, it keeps your pants adhered and your valuables securely hidden. Made from fast-drying, heavy-duty, 1.5-inch-wide nylon webbing with a zippered, 19-inch-long stealth pocket to hold your cash, key and a love note from home. With a no-slip, forged aluminum buckle that turns your belt into an emergency lashing strap. |
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Sojourn 28 Wheeled Luggage $288.95 When you’re touring the open roads of the U.S. or exploring the skinny side streets of a European village, the Osprey Sojourn 28 Wheeled Convertible Pack can move from roads to trails at the drop of a hat. For when you end up at unexpected places at unexpected times. Slightly larger than the Sojourn 25, this convertible wheeled luggage system transforms from ground-roller, with its HighRoad Chassis and study retractable handle, to your back with its stowable harness and hipbelt and ventilated backpanel. The Sojourn 28 holds 80 liters and the main compartment has front panel zippered mesh pockets, side zippered mesh and fabric pockets and compression straps. The Sojourn also has an accessory pocket at the top of the pack that gives you quick access to small items and is add-on compatible with the Daylite or Solo. |
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Sojourn 25 Wheeled Luggage $248.95 When you’re touring the open roads of the U.S. or exploring the skinny side streets of a European village, the Osprey Sojourn 25 Wheeled Convertible Pack can move from roads to trails at the drop of a hat. For when you end up at unexpected places at unexpected times. This convertible wheeled luggage system transforms from ground-roller, with its HighRoad Chassis and study retractable handle, to your back with its stowable harness and hipbelt and ventilated backpanel. The Sojourn 25 holds 60 liters and the main compartment has front panel zippered mesh pockets, side zippered mesh and fabric pockets and compression straps. The Sojourn also has an accessory pocket at the top of the pack that gives you quick access to small items and is add-on compatible with the Daylite or Solo. |
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Black Hole Duffel 90L $129 The Black Hole Duffel 90L by Patagonia is water-resistant and super durable. The Black Hole Duffel 90L is designed to carry your gear to faraway places. This burly carryall is inspired by the simple utility of shipping containers on trains. Made from waterproof fabric and equipped with water-resistant zippers and seams, it will protect your gear from rain and rough handling. Its U-shaped lid allows quick access to the main compartment, while two zippered internal mesh pockets keep small items organized. The padded bottom panel adds structure and helps cushion the load when your duffel gets the baggage handler treatment. Carrying options include removable, padded shoulder straps, webbing handles with a snap closure, and haul loops at either end (that facilitate linking multiple bags). Four daisy chains let you lash additional gear to the outside. A zippered exterior pocket holds the stuff you need to access quickly. Made from 14.7-oz 1,200-denier polyester (50% solution-dyed) with a TPU film laminate and a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. |
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Black Hole Duffel 60L $99 The Black Hole Duffel 60L by Patagonia is water-resistant and super durable. The Black Hole Duffel 60L is designed to carry your gear to faraway places. This burly carryall is inspired by the simple utility of shipping containers on trains. Made from waterproof fabric and equipped with water-resistant zippers and seams, it will protect your gear from rain and rough handling. Its U-shaped lid allows quick access to the main compartment, while two zippered internal mesh pockets keep small items organized. The padded bottom panel adds structure and helps cushion the load when your duffel gets the baggage handler treatment. Carrying options include removable, padded shoulder straps, webbing handles with a snap closure, and haul loops at either end (that facilitate linking multiple bags). Four daisy chains let you lash additional gear to the outside. A zippered exterior pocket holds the stuff you need to access quickly. Made from 14.7-oz 1,200-denier polyester (50% solution-dyed) with a TPU film laminate and a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish. |
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Merino 2 Lightweight Crew (Men’s) $70 The Men’s Merino 2 Lightweight Crew features Patagonia’s most versatile merino baselayer fabric. It’s naturally breathable, regulates body temperature, and has a great warmth-to-weight ratio to keep you dry and comfortable during active pursuits in cool to cold conditions. Patagonia’s version of the ultimate go-anywhere T-shirt combines a relaxed feel for hanging out and wool’s inherent benefits for going places: soft next to skin, natural odor control and warmth even when wet. Patagonia’s most versatile merino baselayer fabric, Merino 2 keeps you dry and comfortable during active pursuits in cool to cold conditions; it’s naturally breathable, regulates body temperature, has a great warmth-to-weight ratio, and stretches. Patagonia’s wool comes from nonmulesed Australian merino sheep. We slow-wash it for softness and shrink-resistance without the use of environmentally harmful chlorine, and blend it with 20% polyester (100% recycled) for increased durability, resilience and moisture-management. The raglan-sleeve design and offset side seams lie smoothly beneath pack straps. Machine-wash cold; machine dry at low temperatures. bluesign-approved fabric. |
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Big Gun Harness $99.9 The Black Diamond Big Gun Harness is the ultimate in comfort and efficiency for any big wall, aid climbing endeavor. With the Big Gun’s seven color-coded gear loops you can efficiently place your gear in their respectful places, creating a much better way to find your pieces quickly. Two belay loops (color coded as well) provide a simple, yet separate connection with daisies or a belay device and is rated to 15 kN for a safer connection. An incredibly wide, bullhorn shaped waistbelt gives you extreme comfort as you sit belaying an aid pitch, and an ultra luxurious thermoformed dual density foam is added for those long days in the vertical. The leg loops are fully adjustable giving you a secure fit when changing layers or using the bathroom, and the Big Gun also comes with a holster (and two holster slots) to stow your hammer when your not pounding in bashies or copperheads. |
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Black Hole Duffel 120L $109.95 The Black Hole Duffel 120L by Patagonia is water-resistant and super durable. The Black Hole Duffel 120L is designed to carry your gear to faraway places. Notorious for swallowing copious amounts of gear, Patagonia’s Black Hole creates order out of a pile of chaos. Made of waterproof fabric and equipped with water-resistant zippers and seams, this burly carryall will protect your gear from rain and rough handling. Its U-shaped lid allows quick access to the main compartment, while two internal mesh pockets keep small items organized. The padded bottom panel adds structure and helps cushion the load when your duffel gets pitched from on high. Carrying options include removable, padded shoulder straps, webbing handles with a snap closure, and haul loops at either end (that facilitate linking multiple bags). Four daisy chains let you lash additional gear to the outside. A zippered exterior pocket holds the stuff you need to access quickly. Made from 14.7-oz 1,200-denier polyester (50% solution-dyed) with a TPU film laminate and a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. |
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North Water Small Regulation Throw Bag $40 Great for sea kayaking, this bag lays flat on the deck for quick, easy access. Small and light bag is stuffed with 55′ of high quality, 1/4″ floating polypropylene rope. Rope is soft and pliable, making it easy to work with. Built-in floatation keeps bag afloat after it is tossed. High-tenacity pack-cloth bag protects rope from abrasion and UV-damage. |
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MTI Journey PFD $50 The all-purpose MTI Journey PFD provides reliable comfort for canoeing, kayaking, rafting and other recreational watersports. 300-denier polyester shell feels soft against skin; PVC-free foam flotation provides lasting service. Adjustable waist and side straps personalize fit. Reflective tape on shoulders enhances visibility. Center zip design makes it easy to put vest on. Rear loop provides a point to hang and dry vest. |
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REI Campware Stainless-Steel Java Press – 33 oz. $39.5 Enjoy the rich, smooth flavor of French press coffee from the comfort of your campsite with the REI Stainless-Steel Java press. Double-wall construction provides excellent insulation to keep your coffee hot. Durable stainless-steel body and high-impact plastic base withstand years of use in the outdoors. Easy to use: just add nearly boiling water to coarse-ground coffee, let steep 4 min., press down plunger and serve—voila! Ideal for camping, kayaking, the cabin and RV use. |
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Mysterioso Regular Fit Rashguard – Men’s $37 Offering a UPF 30 rating, the Mysterioso Regular Fit rashguard offers excellent comfort for water play of any kind—from kayaking to canoeing to stand up paddleboarding. Nylon and spandex create the perfect blend of softness and stretch. Underarm and side panels add a dash of on-the-water style with an eye-catching design. Raglan sleeves allow freedom of movement. Flatlock stitching prevents chafing. Hand wash the Mysterioso Regular Fit rashguard in cold water and lay flat to dry. |
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Sea to Summit Flex Paddling Booties $29.95 The Sea to Summit Flex paddling booties offer the perfect amount of protection when kayaking, canoeing or stand up paddleboarding. Sea to Summit Flex paddling booties feature 3mm neoprene uppers to help warm feet in cool water. Toggled drawcord snugs fit around ankle. Flexible rubber soles curve up around heels, sides, and top of foot to offer protection. Textured soles enhance traction. |
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