Arc'teryx R320a Harness
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$59
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The Arc'teryx R320a Harness cuts weight and bulk down on your harness without sacrificing durability or comfort. The R320a is a completely redesigned harness using Arc'teryx's WST to give this jack-of-all-trades one of the lightest weights out there while still being comfortable at hanging belays.
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- Gender Men's
- Adjustable Leg Loops Yes
- Weight 325 g / 11.5 oz
- Gear loops 4
Suunto Core Altimeter Watch
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$299.95 - $400.00
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The weather was clear for days as your expedition ascended 10,000 feet, but then the barometric pressure started to change and your Storm Alarm went off. Thanks to the Suunto Core Altimeter Watch, you set up your high-altitude camp ahead of the big storm and are in your sleeping bag sipping hot cocoa before it hits. Bravo.
- Highly sophisticated altimeter provides detailed data on your current elevation and elevation change over time—usable up to 29.500 feet
- Seven-day altitude log and keeps track of your elevation gained and lost for you—so you can focus on the climb at hand
- Keep an eye on approaching storms with an innovative motion-sensing barometric altimeter with seven-day memory and Storm Alarm feature
- Additional features include timekeeping, date, chronograph, alarm functions, and underwater depth measurement to 30 meters.
- Improved interface over previous models for a more user-friendly design
- Parlez-vous français? Kannst du Deutsch? Habla Español? Yo, you speak English? The Suunto Core Altimeter Watch can answer oui, ja, sí, and yup
- Slim profile, stylish design, and comfortable strap means you’ll probably want to take it to business meetings and out to dinner with your spouse too
Specs
- Altimeter: yes, usable to 29,500ft (9000m)
- Heart Rate Monitor: no
- Barometer: yes
- Thermometer: yes
- Digital Compass: yes
- Adjustable Declination: yes
- Chronograph: yes
- Backlight: yes
- Water-Resistant: yes, up to 100ft (30m)
- Alarm Type: date, time
- Face Size: medium
- Recommended Use: casual wear, skiing, mountaineering, navigation
Black Diamond Orbit Lantern
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$29.95
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Designed for ounce-conscious backpackers, climbers and travelers, the Black Diamond Orbit lantern packs 45 lumens of bright, non-glaring light in an ultra-portable package. A DoublePower LED works with a dual reflector system and frosted globe to illuminate everything from tent-bound reading to pre-dawn racking. The unique dimming switch provides the optimal amount of light and helps conserve batteries, while the collapsible, double-hook hang loop attaches to tent ceilings and tree branches alike.
- DoublePower LED with 45 lumens (max setting) enclosed inside a frosted globe produces bright, non-glaring light
- Dual reflector system captures and maximizes light output
- Runs on NRG2 Rechargeable Battery Kit (sold separately) or 4 AAA alkalines
- Unique dimming switch provides adjustable brightness
- Compactible to 4 in (102 mm); extended height is 5.5 in (140 mm)
- Collapsible, double-hook hang loop
Specs
- Max. light output 45 lumens
- Average battery life 24 hours
- Bulb type LED: DoublePower
- Weight 3 oz (84 g)
Optimus Crux w/ Terra Weekend HE Cook System
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$79.95
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The Optimus Crux w/ Terra Weekend HE Cook System is an integrated cooking system for two that reduces weight and bulk in your pack. The cook system comes with a folding Optimus Crux Stove, a 0.95L heat-exchanging pot, and a frying pan with a folding lid. The fry pan doubles as a lid for the pot when cooking or for storage. The entire system weighs only 9.7 ounces (275 grams). Optimus Crux w/ Terra Weekend HE Specifications: Weight: 9.7 oz (275 g) Dimensions: 5.2 in x 4.8 in (12.4 cm x 16.5 cm)Fuel: LP-gas 70/30 butane/propane Burn time: Up to 60 minutes at high maximum output (220 g canister).Boil time: (1 L of water) Down to 3 minutes depending on climate, altitude etc.
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Adidas Terrex Fast X Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Boots
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$149.99 - 185.95
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Fastpacking the Tahoe Rim Trail or hiking a long section of the PCT in a day calls for the lightweight comfort and agility of the Adidas Terrex Fast X Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Boots for men. These Adidas shoes are made for fast action on rough terrain with their Formotion unit in the heel, controlling your speed and absorbing impact on descents, while the adiPRENE®+ in the forefoot returns energy to your stride. A lightweight breathable mesh upper has a Gore-Tex® Performance Comfort membrane to help keep your feet dry as you splash through creeks, puddles and wet vegetation. Designed for versatility across many activities, the Adidas Men's Terrex Fast X Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Boots will keep you moving in comfort.
Specs
- Upper: textile and synthetic
- Lining: Gore-Tex® Performance Comfort membrane, waterproof and breathable
- Midsole: outdoor specific Formotion™ unit for enhanced motion control and downhill comfort
- Midsole: full forefoot adiPRENE®+ for forefoot propulsion and efficiency
- Outsole: Traxion® rubber provides the best grip and agility during fast activities
Garmin Forerunner 310XT GPS
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$249.95
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Garmin seems to be on a miniaturization kick this season; it's a habit we're glad they got in on. Their Forerunner 310XT is much less obtrusive than the other watches in the Forerunner series, but seems to have more features, and they're features the multi-sport crowd will love.
Garmin brags about how this is a GPS (global positioning system) device that can swim and dive down to 50 meters. That is pretty cool, and yes, triathletes and duathletes should be swooning, but for us, it's the flexibility to use it as a power meter (when paired with a ANT+ enabled power meter), a speedometer, a pedometer, and at the gym and not having a huge hunk weighing our wrist earthward that gets us excited. Have it on the bike for most riding, on the wrist for cyclocross and running.
As a GPS, this watch will record speed whether walking, running, riding, or even driving. It will record altitude and gradient, too. And as a watch, it can time it all and give you averages galore. But it's when you add in the heart rate monitoring (strap not included), and the power data that this gets really interesting. Not only can you have all this info recording and accessible, but there's also a programmable virtual partner who can keep you on your toes (if you can keep up) or can make you look like a Tour winner (if you program it to be slower than you).
The 310XT, while GPS-enabled, does not have mapping capabilities on the watch, so you can neither see a map nor have it dictate a route. It will, however map your coordinates so you can see the ride, run, or swim after it's over.
Not having the map choices makes it easier for the screen to be watch-like. But it's a pretty flexible watch, with four programmable training screens, each displaying one, two, three, or four lines of data. And each data line can be one of 40 different options, provided you're getting power, heart rate, and cadence.
Another great thing about the 310XT is that you can start small and expand. You can add heart rate strap, cadence, power (one second sampling rate), even a foot pod for tracking your run on a treadmill.
The watch works with Garmin's own Garmin Training Center program. The program is a free download from Garmin's website and is compatible with PC's running Windows XP or newer and with Intel-based Macs running OS X 10.4 or later. The data can also be uploaded to the Garmin Connect website for free, and to both WKO+ and TrainingPeaks.
The Garmin 310XT comes with a USB ANT Stick for wireless uploads. Just have the computer on and stick in and when your 310XT is in range, the data will automatically upload. There is also an AC charger, a charging clip, an owner's manual on CD-ROM and a paper quick start guide. You can add a handlebar mount for putting the 310XT on your bars while you ride, a foot pod, speedo, Garmin GSC10 speedo/cadence meter, or any number of ANT+ powermeters. You can pick up your body info from the Tanita BC-1000 scale -- from which your 310XT can record weight, body fat percentage, body water percentage, muscle mass, daily caloric intake, metabolic age, bone mass, and visceral fat. Some things in there, you might not want to know.
The watch is 2.1" wide by 2.2" tall by .8" deep (5.4x5.6x1.9cm). The display is 1.3" wide by .8" tall (3.3x2.0cm). The display resolution is 160x100 pixels. The battery is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that will get up to 20 hours on a charge. The color is Grey. The claimed weight is 2.5 oz (72g).
Specs
- Dimensions: 5.4 x 5.6 x 1.9 cm
- Display Dimensions: 3.3 x 2.0 cm
- Mapping: (not in real-time) yes
- Display Resolution: 160 x 100 pixels
- Waterproof: yes, 50 meters
- Battery Type: Lithium ion
- Battery Life: 20 hours
- Weight: 72 g
- Recommended Use: training, crushing old records
Beal Rando 8mm Dry Cover Rope
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$89.95
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For treacherous glacier crossings or short rappels during steep backcountry ski descents, the Beal Rando Dry Cover Rope does the trick. Pair it with another and use it in a twin-rope setup for short technical mountaineering pitches as well. Beal added markings every 12 meters for spacing multiple tie-ins, and at only 37 grams per meter, the Rando won’t weigh down your pack on the approach hike.
Specs
- Type: twin
- Diameter: 8 mm
- Dry Treatment: dry cover
- Impact Force: 8.5 kN
- Center Mark: yes, every 12m
- UIAA Falls: 12
- Weight: 37 g/m
- Recommended Use: Glacier travel, ski mountaineering
Metolius Techno ID Chalk Bag
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$25.00
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The Metolius Techno ID Chalk Bag gives you all the features of the Techno chalk bag with an ID slot on the side for your gym ID. Perfect for long bouldering sessions at the rock wall!
- Hypalon panel stiffens rid and sides to hold bag open
- Pocket for mp3 player
- Rim slopes downward for easy access
- Full-length pile lining
- Ergonomic shape
- Brush holder
- Includes belt with side-release buckle
- Assorted colors
