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11 07, 2018

Review Of The AKU Terrealte GTX

By |2018-08-29T14:49:54+01:00July 11th, 2018|Mens Footwear|0 Comments

Features Terre alte is an Italian phrase that means 'highlands.' The AKU Terrealte GTX boot has been designed for high altitudes and mountaineering. It has resulted in a design that is more robust compared to others, along with a stiffer sole and stiffer upper for use all day with crampons. Its upper is made out of synthetic Air 8000 and suede leather and also comes with a full rubber rand and Gore-Tex waterproof lining. However, its outsole heel breast and lugs are not as aggressive compared to some others. 5/5 Fit There is no specific [...]

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11 07, 2018

Scarpa Manta Pro Review ‘The Gold Standard’

By |2018-08-29T14:06:52+01:00July 11th, 2018|Hiking, Mens Footwear|0 Comments

Features For decades, the standard has been set by the Scarpa Manta for 4-season B2-rated boots. They feature a waterproof lining made out of Gore-Tex inside of of an upper that is made out a mixture of synthetic fabrics and leather and full rubber rand. The underside of the boot features a well-stiffened Vibram sole, along with a heel breast and well-spaced, deep lugs for grip. One particularly noteworthy feature is its articulated ankle cuff that provides comfort and support. 5/5 Fit Scarpa Manta Pro is available in 36-42 sizes for women and 40-50 sizes [...]

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10 07, 2018

Garmin Vista HCX Review

By |2018-08-29T13:49:04+01:00July 10th, 2018|GPS, Hiking|0 Comments

Out of all GPS units that can't display Ordnance Survey maps, Garmin Vista HCX is probably the best. Compact and not as heavy as other units, the Vista has everything a walker needs except for the OS mapping capability. If you can live without that, you'll love this device. It can pick up a fix within seconds and it is solid and weather resistant. It allows you to plan your walks in detail on a PC and then transfer the data, if that's what you want. If you prefer the manual input of your waypoint, [...]

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3 07, 2018

Vaude Brenta 40 has it got your back?

By |2018-08-27T14:53:16+01:00July 3rd, 2018|Backpacks|0 Comments

What Are The Salient Features? The Vaude Brenta is available in two different versions, the 40 L (here it is being tested) and 50 L variety. To separate the backpack from the user’s back, facilitating airflow and reducing the level of perspiration around this area, it comes with an Aeroflex back system. In addition to a snow lock extension and a rigid top cover, the pack also comes with a rain cover. It also features an outer zipped access and a main compartment with a zip-out partition at the base. Furthermore, the backpack has elastic [...]

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3 07, 2018

About The Osprey Exos 48

By |2018-08-27T14:42:48+01:00July 3rd, 2018|Backpacks|0 Comments

Should you purchase the Osprey Exos 48? Let's discuss the features and provide you with other useful info about it. Afterwards, you can decide whether or not to buy it. The Features The Osprey Exos 48 weighs only 1146G, and it comes with an Airspeed back system. The body has a compartment, as well as a lid that can be removed. This means you can protect the opening by using an in-situ cover. Also, there are side stretch pockets, compression straps as well as a front stash pocket. The Fit This pack comes in three [...]

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3 07, 2018

Garmin Montana 650t, but is it worth the price tag?

By |2018-08-27T14:28:54+01:00July 3rd, 2018|GPS|0 Comments

Over the last few years, GPS technology has jumped over leaps and bounds to what it is today. Although the use of touch-screens in displaying OS (Ordinance Survey) mapping has become the norm, the expansive 4” display on the Garmin Montana 650t is currently the best in its class as far as portable hand-held GPS devices go. Let’s take a look at what users can expect from this device, and examine what sets it apart from the rest. Designed to be hardy, handy and versatile, the Montana 650t perfectly suits the distinct requirements of outdoor [...]

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3 07, 2018

Komperdell Expedition going all out

By |2018-08-27T14:23:14+01:00July 3rd, 2018|Walking Poles|0 Comments

Although the most recent trekking poles are a lot more high-tech compared to their predecessors, there are very few radical design changes that occur. However, the Komperdell Expedition pole allows you to make adjustments to the length while on the move without having to stop and change the grip - by just pressing a button. Since the pole's length determines how easy or hard it is to use, particularly when traveling across slopes or on uneven ground, this might be the most important innovation that has occurred in many years. Trekking poles help to reduce [...]

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