LOWA Renegade GTX mid-high hiking boots are easy on the feet and provide tons of traction on most surface types. GORE-TEX makes them waterproof, LOWA makes them to last. Aggressive Vibram soles offered sound traction on a wide variety of surfaces found on mountain and high desert trails. Sure, mud and soft dirt will load up the outsoles as the voids between cleats are close together. But mud load-up doesn’t stop the cleats from grabbing any traction available. These LOWA’s are comfortable, light enough to run in if necessary, and tend to fit in with most any outdoor pursuit.
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Navajo boots from Cushe footwear are knee-high comfort zones for your feet. Women like fashion and durability to go where they like, and Cushe Navajo boots give you plenty of options.
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Osprey Xenon 70 Backpack is designed specifically to fit the shapes and curves of a women’s torso. Xenon 70 is a great choice for one or two day getaways.
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Designed by Ken Steigerwalt, this Benchmade 890 Torrent folder deploys rapidly with Nitrous assist blade opening mechanism and a boost from the right-hand thumb stud. It’s not an automatic, but the 3.6-inch 890 Torrent drop point blade can swing into readiness just as quick with a little practice.
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Robust double-throw latches at the front of the Pelican 1500 case secure the lid fast to the base. These latches are large enough for easy opening and closing with gloved hands. Two stainless steel padlock protectors are positioned outboard of each of the two case latches for locking out uninvited snoops.
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Argon gas isn’t always at the top of the list when you think about insulation to keep you dry and warm. But Klymit’s use of this gas makes for an incredibly warm vest that’s also lightweight.
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“Before I curl into my sleeping bag, I note the current altitude and barometric pressure,” Anker said. “In the few hours I sleep if I see a change in the altitude or barometric pressure I can get an idea of the coming weather patterns. As it is an inverse relationship between altitude and barometric pressure, if I wake at the same or lower elevation I can be confident the atmospheric pressure has remained constant. If I rise to a higher altitude, I need to be aware as there is a chance of a low pressure moving in.”
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