By Zach Koerber
There’s a reason that Swiss Army Knives have been around for over a century, carried by everyone from minivan driving moms to the most rugged of outdoorsmen: versatility. Columbia’s Ultrachange Parka is the embodiment of this principle, offering what amounts to three jackets in one.
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For Fall 2013, The North Face will introduce three new insulation technologies throughout their winter apparel line. Using both synthetic and down filling, the new insulation will keep you warmer and give you more options for a wide variety of cold weather outdoor activities.
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For all you resort skiers and snowboarders who want to stay hydrated on the slopes but may dislike the thought of carrying around a full pack all day, CamelBak created the Bootlegger. A low profile and very lift friendly winter hydration pack, the Bootlegger is designed to be worn under your outer layer so as not to interfere with you hitting the freshies.
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Started in 1981 by hard core climbers John Bouchard and Marie-Odile Meunier, Wild Things has more recently focused on technical outerwear for the U.S. Military, law enforcement, and some consumer markets. Last winter, however, the company returned to its roots and completely relaunched the Alpine line consisting of base layers, mid layers, and outer layers, as well as climbing packs and expedition duffels. As the only hardshell in the line, the new Alpinist Jacket has been designed for extreme versatility.
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New for this season, CamelBak released the low profile Gambler pack aimed at those skiers and snowboarders who occasionally like to leave the resort and hit the sidecountry. With not much for bells and whistles, this pack is simply designed to securely carry your avalanche safety tools and keep you hydrated.
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