NB Fresh Foam Crag Trail

The good-looking New Balance Fresh Foam Crag Trail is designed for trail running, combining functionality and style to move through areas not too technical, and adapting to each new adventure that you live in trail territory. This shoe is loaded with data-driven trail technology to give you both speed and traction no matter the route, it features a lightweight Fresh Foam midsole that provides superior cushioning, and AT-Tread outsole lugs that handle trails and paved surfaces with sure-footed efficiency. Not only are they incredibly comfortable, they promote a healthy, natural stride. Available in four distinct styles.

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LOWEPRO DRYZONE 200 | WORLDS FIRST TOTALLY WATERPROOF CAMERA BACKPACK

DryZone is the world’s first totally waterproof, soft-sided camera backpack. Even fully loaded, they float so your gear is always protected. The inner drypod with patented, waterproof TIZIP™ zipper provides 100% watertight protection. It’s like a drysuit for your equipment. DryZone packs are comfortable to wear and give you total peace of mind in extreme environments....
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THE JAMES BRAND ELLIS KNIFE

After introducing an early release version, EDC masters The James Brand have finally introduced a new multi-tool called the Ellis. The functional multi-tool has an in-pocket design with everything you need and nothing you don’t. The Ellis uses a lockback design so that you can do real work with a tool that locks; no more busted knuckles turning screws. Other features include a partially-serrated point blade, a screwdriver that doubles as a bottle opener,...
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THULE COMMUTER PANNIER

The rugged, stylish commuter pannier is part of Thule´s Pack Pedal collection. The pack fits on virtually any bicycle rack and is easily attached via a vanishing hardware attachment system including magnetic connection, perfect for bike commuters. The weatherproof bag includes a comfortable handle, a messenger bag style shoulder strap and a rain cover....
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