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Review: The Leatherman Crater c33T/c33Tx Knives

posted by gumptiongear April 10, 2013 0 comments

When you’re engaged in outdoor activities, space is at a premium. That’s why Leatherman offers a selection of pocket knives and multi tools designed to tackle the challenges of the great outdoors. Whether you need to cut rope, tighten a screw, saw through kindling or open up a bottle to celebrate your victory over the trail, Leatherman has the tool you need in one compact multi–functional product.

For those seeking versatility that won’t weigh you down, there’s the Crater® c33T/c33Tx from Leatherman, the tool with a split personality. It is neither knife nor tool, but an equal combination of both nested in a singular compact form.

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Chaco Goes Minimalist ln The New NearGround Collection

posted by gumptiongear April 4, 2013 0 comments

Spring and Summer days spent tracing distant shorelines, searching for unoccupied hammocks or rediscovering the family cabin recently released from winter, require support, ventilation, and breezy comfort. If you’re also looking to add a minimalist flavor to those outdoor activities, then the new NearGround collection from Chaco is right up your alley. A versatile collection of sandals and flips ready for life lived on land, water or somewhere in-between.

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OOFOS: Comfort and Recovery

posted by gumptiongear April 2, 2013 0 comments

Keeping the body in optimum condition both before and after a workout is critical to pushing farther and faster, and that means making a conscious effort to make take recovery more seriously. While it’s true that advances in design and technology have made your hiking and ski boots, climbing and running shoes more comfortable, at the end of the day they are built for performance, not comfort. After pouring every ounce of yourself into a training session or race, what you need is footwear that will help rest your beat up feet and recover right up until the next go around. OOFOS footwear is designed to provide instant comfort and support to help reduce fatigue, restore vigor and speed along your recovery.

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Review: Easton Mountain Products Rimrock 2P™ Tent

posted by gumptiongear March 26, 2013 0 comments

Low weight, simple design, and bombproof weather protection define a quality tent, and the Rimrock 2 Person Tent from Easton Mountain Products is all that and more. The Rimrock 2P™ Tent provides you with an easy-to-use, effective shelter that can adapt to your various backpacking pursuits, all without breaking the bank.

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Adventure Calls… KEEN Answers

posted by gumptiongear March 22, 2013 0 comments

Wan·der·lust [won-der-luhst] noun a strong, innate desire to rove or travel about.

The sound of mountain streams recently revived with melting snow thunder in the distance. Trees with fresh blossoms transform your favorite trails, and slender blades of green begin breaking through the ground. It’s Spring, and the great outdoors is beckoning… so it’s time to gear up and head out to meet her head on. Before you head out and tackle the trail, make sure you’re prepared with quality equipment. Luckily for you, KEEN is making it easy to check off three of the essential pieces on your day hiking checklist.

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Go Further Faster: The LOWA S-CLOUD GTX®

posted by gumptiongear March 14, 2013 0 comments

Some days require that you fill up your hydration pack, grab some snacks, and head to the treeline for some reflective time. For those days, increase both your comfort and your time away from the hustle and bustle of city life when you break ground with the LOWA S-Cloud GTX.
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Less is More: The KEEN Tunari CNX

posted by gumptiongear March 12, 2013 0 comments

Embracing the less is more movement, KEEN has officially taken their innovative approach to footwear and applied it to the minimalist frontier. With the introduction of the new KEEN CNX collection, KEEN brings their unique style and fresh thinking to lightweight footwear while never losing sight of the traditional KEEN fit and protection. Think of it as minimalist footwear with a KEEN flare.

Whether it’s freedom of movement, or a pair of shoes to keep stowed for when bare isn’t possible, consider the Tunari your getaway from ordinary shoe. Lightweight with a low heel drop and light internal support, the Tunari puts your foot in a more natural position and eliminates the bulky feeling caused by traditional, heavily cushioned hikers or trail running shoes. The result? A durable and versatile minimalist multi-sport shoe ready to help tackle all of your Spring and Summer adventures.

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Review: Northern Lites Elite Snowshoe

posted by gumptiongear March 7, 2013 0 comments

Whether your winter foray involves a day of casual hiking, or an aggressive assault on the untouched backcountry, you don’t need extra weight bogging you down when speed and fluidity are a viable alternative. Northern Lites offers a full range of snowshoes ready to get you deep into the wilderness with efficiency and comfort.
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Review: Headsweats® Toaster Beanie

posted by gumptiongear March 4, 2013 0 comments

If a little cold, snow, and morning frost isn’t going to keep you from running outside, you’ll want to ensure that you’ve got the right equipment on hand. An essential part of any good cold weather run ensemble is appropriate headgear— but not just any old beanie will suffice. Even on brisk Spring mornings, it’s a tricky thing to be sweating out in the cold, so you’ll need something to keep you warm, dry, and comfortable. Enter the Headsweats Toaster Beanie.

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Go Fast, Go Bright: KEEN Verdi Mid Hiking Boots

posted by gumptiongear February 28, 2013 0 comments

Your future on the trail is looking bright! The Verdi Mid Waterproof hiking boot from KEEN is a rugged and versatile go-anywhere hiker. It just prefers to go there a little bit quicker than your standard issue hiking boot.

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