Fresh Air Junkie – Page 45 – : The Outdoor Gear, News, And Adventure On-line Magazine

Alpinist Kenton Kool reflects on his Mt. Manaslu expedition

December 2, 2010August 9, 2016admin Comment

Summiting a 8,000 meter peak and then skiing down it is no easy feat. But for Kenton Kool it seems like just another day on the slopes. We talked with this experienced Brit one-on-one, to find out more about his recent Mt. Manaslu expedition. [...]

IceBreaker 260 Rapid Leggings Review

November 30, 2010December 1, 2010Shandman 1

IceBreaker 260 GT Rapid Leggings allowed the legs great mobility with mid-weight fabric in the knees. [...]

Pelican 2690 HeadsUP Lite Headlamp Review

November 24, 2010November 16, 2010Shandman Comment

Pelican brings light to any adventure with this one. So whether you are planning a family camping excursion to the back country or intense climbing in Bryce and Zion, you will feel secure in long lasting light, durability and affordability at only $32.95! [...]

Suunto Core All Black Review

November 19, 2010July 19, 2011Shandman 4

Suunto watches are often a choice piece of equipment for climbers ascending into the vertical, unforgiving world of mountaineering. We found the Suunto Core All Black to be a reliable piece of equipment suited for novice trekkers as well as experienced and serious mountaineers. [...]

Mount Shasta Avalanche Safety Course

November 16, 2010Shandman 1

The avalanche center will host an avalanche awareness presentation 7 p.m., Nov. 19, at the Mount Shasta Ranger Station at 204 W. Alma Street. The center will hold a transceiver clinic 9 a.m., Nov. 20, at the Fifth Season, 300 N. Mt. Shasta Blvd. [...]

Columbia Ridge Run Snow Pants

November 6, 2010September 28, 2010admin 1

We tried on the Columbia Ridge Run snow pants and put them to the test on the slopes near Mt. Hood, Oregon. [...]

Polar Bottle Half Twist Water Bottle Review

October 28, 2010October 28, 2010admin 1

Polar Bottle puts a new twist on the outdoor water bottle that makes it easy to use and leak-proof [...]

Baladeo knife: Le 34 Grammes Review

October 25, 2010October 18, 2010Shandman Comment

This 34-Grams Baladeo knife is as light and easy to handle as its namesake suggests. [...]

Mountainsmith Carbonite Pro Trekking Pole Review

October 23, 2010October 24, 2010Shandman 1

Mountainsmith Carbonite Pro series trekking poles offer huge comfort and balance for the hiker on the trail, with or without a heavy backpack. Carbon fiber pole structure is super light and strong. Cork handles offer excellent comfort and grip in any weather condition, all for less than $70.00. [...]

Whistles For Life safety Whistle

October 20, 2010October 18, 2010Shandman 1

Whistles for Life was designed for search and rescue work. But its volume and reach is something every person should consider carrying, just in case. [...]