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Icebreaker Merino Wool Sierra Plus Jacket Review

Icebreaker Merino Wool Sierra Plus Jacket Review

Not all outdoor gear can be considered “fashionable”, but the new Icebreaker Merino wool Sierra Plus jacket fits the bill. It is soft and fits snug. While hanging out at camp on a cool damp night or out for a late evening urban walk, you can count on this jacket to keep you warm and cozy. As countless generations of outdoors enthusiasts know, wool will help keep you warm even when wet.

by January 20, 2014 0 comments Gear
Additional Avy Tool: Avalanche Conditions

Additional Avy Tool: Avalanche Conditions

With the turn of the season there is no reason to toss those hiking boots in the closet and give up on getting out to the mountains. There is reason, however, to rethink objectives and to take some extra steps in planning.

by November 1, 2013 0 comments Gear, Skills
Trail Accident

Trail Accident

Sometime it takes an accident to shake the sense of complacency that befalls hikers who have never been injured in the mountains.

by October 23, 2013 0 comments Fireside, Skills
What’s In Your Day Bag – Isaac Tait

What’s In Your Day Bag – Isaac Tait

I keep my kit small and light; that way, there is no excuse not to bring it. Consequently, my kit goes with me on all of my outdoor adventures, from mountain bike rides, to overnight trips, and even mountain rescue operations.

by July 18, 2013 0 comments Community
Potato Bark That Doesn’t Bite

Potato Bark That Doesn’t Bite

Instant mashed potatoes are a backpacking food staple, but have you ever read the ingredients list on the packages sold at the store? If you’re looking to cut back on your chemical intake, it’s easy to make and dry homemade mashed potatoes for one-pot trail meals.

by July 12, 2013 0 comments Food
7 Stretches for Hiking Success

7 Stretches for Hiking Success

When finished with a hike, do you go straight to your car and drive off without stretching? Stretching is a key component of fitness that many people miss after being on the trail.

by July 5, 2013 0 comments Community, Trails