
Tired of having to buy a new pair of sunglasses every time you accidentally sit on them or crush them in your bag? Austrian company Gloryfy has created a line of sunglasses and goggles that are completely unbreakable, not only protect your eyes from potential shattering injury, but keep you from constantly having to buy a new pair.
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Along with the Earthtec Laurel Softshell Pants, Vermont based outdoor retailer Climb High sent me the Water Lily Hooded Softshell Jacket. I have worn the jacket almost all winter now, across Colorado, Utah, and even in the cold and wet winter weather of San Francisco.
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By integrating Wi-Fi directly into the action camera, the new Gobandit Live does away with the need for a computer. Using a simple smartphone app, you can edit your adventure videos then instantly share them with all of your friends.
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Though they don't replace smart decision making in order to avoid a slide all together, avalanche airbags are becoming much more prevalent in the backcountry. With Mammut's purchase of Snowpulse last year, ABS now appears to be the favorite licensing partner for many of the big name brands, creating plenty of backcountry pack options to chose from for that added safety edge.
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For 2012, the new Zoom avalanche beacon from Ortovox is designed to be used by anyone, from those that regularly ski or snowboard in the backcountry, to those venturing out of bounds for the first time. Packed with technology but featuring limited buttons, the Zoom dramatically cuts down on the chance of user error.
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