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• Winter Backpacking Gear

  Backpacking during the winter is much different than hiking during warmer months. Winter presents distinctive challenges, such as ice, snow, cold winds and constant moisture. It is important to keep the weather conditions in mind when… read more

• What Apparel Do I Need to Go Skiing?

  Proper skiing apparel will keep you comfortable, warm and healthy even in the worst of weather conditions. You should always dress in layers for skiing so that you can adjust your body temperature throughout the day as weather conditi… read more

• How to Layer Clothes for Skiing

  Layering your clothing is the best way to stay warm when you're out on the slopes. Bulky sweaters and jackets will restrict your movement, and when you're warm from all the exertion of skiing, they can make it much harder to regulate y… read more

• Camping Survival Guide

  Finding yourself lost in the wilderness can be bewildering, terrifying, and lonely. If you're not well-versed in survival techniques and procedures, you run the risk of losing control of yourself. With some simple tips, you'll be in a… read more

• A Review of GPS Running Watches

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• Wilderness & Survival Information

  Surviving in the wild requires some basic skills and preparation. Learning about the area you're visiting and the particular dangers and difficulties you'll encounter is a great first step. Knowing how to act when the unexpected occurs… read more

• SCUBA Diving Equipment Information

  Scuba is an acronym for self-contained underwater breathing apparatus. What sets it apart from many other sports is the essential nature of the equipment. Having functional, well-maintained equipment is imperative to having a great sc… read more

• How Does Scuba Equipment Work?

  Every piece of scuba equipment a diver dons serves a specific purpose. Equipment is used to keep you safe and to allow you to move around in the water. read more

• Triathlon Nutrition Tips

  A triathlon is a three-sport event that consists of swimming, cycling and running. Each event must be completed in succession and comply with distance requirements. Participants compete for the fastest overall time with "transitions" b… read more

• How to Handle Emergency Situations on a Camping Trip

  Crisis situations during a camp out almost always require you to break camp and take the affected member of your group to seek medical treatment. You can better his odds of a speedy recovery by learning how to handle common emergency s… read more

• The Best Shallow Water Fish Finders

  Anglers who target shallow water species, such as walleye and bass that live in waters under 100 feet, need special electronics that cover a wide area and can be run at high speeds. Several units currently on the market offer a number… read more

• The Best Bicycle Sport Clothing

  As a cyclist, proper attire is a big part of making sure that you ride comfortably and well. Without the right gear, a ride can leave you overheated, soaking wet and saddlesore. Choose the right apparel by selecting items that regulate… read more

• The Best-Rated Bicycle Jerseys

  Most cyclists know the quality of your apparel is an important factor in how enjoyable your ride is, and your shirt is no exception. No one wants his ride to be hampered by an uncomfortable, chafing, moisture-retaining jersey, so make… read more

• How to Run With Snow Shoes

  You're most likely to encounter snowshoe running or jogging as a fitness endeavor, a competitive racing event, or as part of a snowshoe softball game. Some athletes, such as runners or triathletes, may also use snowshoe running to cros… read more

• Tundra Survival Tips

  The University of California's Museum of Paleontology defines the tundra as the coldest of all biomes marked by extremely low temperatures, little precipitation, short growing seasons and poor nutrients. As you would expect, those cond… read more

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