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Outside
February 2002 |
Cocoon with a View Innovations in synthetic insulation and a glut of high-quality down are making bags lighter and warmer than ever. We burrow into six of the best...   |
Fast Company
December 2001
Sarah Russell |
Protective Layer For women who love to hike the Appalachian Trail, kayak off the rocky Maine coast, or ski the backcountry of the Presidentials, the Women's Serendipity Jacket from Cloudveil provides the perfect cover... |
Outside
September 2001
Marc Peruzzi |
Between a Rock and Wet Place Exploring remote canyons is dangerous fun, but expert advice will get you through it alive. Marc Peruzzi learns the ropes, deep in the Arizona backcountry... |
Outside
August 2001
Jonathan Hanson |
Charge of the Light Brigade They're fast, they're feathery, they're superfly. The year's best lightweight hikers... |
High on Adventure
October 2000
Lee Juillerat |
Where The Bulls Run Amok Traveling the Badlands in North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park... |
High on Adventure
October 2000
Larry Turner |
Spires, Hoodoos, Breaks, and Dunes Though my heart was racing, I marveled at the extraordinary views of the Zion Narrows. The spectacular gorge runs for l6 miles within southwest Utah's Zion National Park. Exploring within the shadows and light of its lofty walls, sandstone grottos, hanging gardens, and natural springs is an unforgettable wilderness adventure experience... |
Wired
July 2000
Andrew Tilin |
WIRED High Trek Hot swappable backpacks, solar cookstoves, flex-leather boots - summer gear gets back to nature and nerdture. |
Finefishing Saltwater
Louis Bignami |
Warm & Dry Part 3 Skin Contact Garments to keep you warm and dry when it's cold and wet |
Fast Company
May 2000
Amy Wilson |
The Vision Thing See into the great beyond with EL binoculars. |
Fast Company
October 1999
Bill Breen |
Make Tracks The forest is speaking to us all of the time, says master tracker Paul Rezendes, and telling us about the wildlife within it. But the only way to get the message is to read the woods. |
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