Waterproof Jackets

Expert’s Picks: Waterproof Jackets

  • How to Waterproof Jackets

    Waterproof jackets are useful and many times necessary pieces of equipment for outdoor enthusiasts. There are many different makes and models of waterproof jackets; however, there are times when you may wish to waterproof a jacket yourself. Waterproofing chemicals are typically available in either spray-on or wash-in types. Wash-in treatments treat the entir… read more

  • How to Waterproof Jackets

    Sometimes purchasing a jacket that will protect you from all of the elements is not always economical. If you already own a few jackets that keep you warm but lack the ability to keep you dry, a silicone waterproofing spray can fix the problem. Silicone waterproofing sprays can be used on fabric and leather, making it an ideal medium for waterproofing. read more

  • What Is a Waterproof Rating for Jackets?

    5k, 10k, 20k. These numbers seem arbitrary when you look at the rain gear and jackets now on the market. Some jackets even have PSI ratings. When purchasing or using new rain gear, how do you know what these numbers and ratings mean, and do they make any difference in performance? read more

  • The History of the Kayak

    While modern touring kayaks have become streamlined boats of high-tech material, they owe their roots to Native people around the globe. read more

  • Information on Ski Jackets

    Ski jackets are designed to keep skiers happy on the slopes for hours and hours. With innovation, ski jackets have evolved over the years with more features that are in tune with how skiing has changed. read more

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  • What Kids Should Bring on a Camping Trip

    Although the transition from "adult" camping to "family" camping can be difficult at first, camping with your children is one of the greatest experiences you can have together as a family. You'll be carrying twice as much stuff, and yo… read more

  • How to Dress a Child for Snowboarding

    When you hit the slopes with children, it's imperative that you dress them mindfully. Kids generally have less insulating fat than adults, and they don't always say when they are getting cold. A warm, comfortable and dry kid means you'… 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

  • What to Wear Snow Skiing

    The battle cries of cold-weather clothing are "layering" and "wicking." Each layer you add traps air to insulate your skin from the cold. Wicking fabrics, like polypropylene, wool and silk draw moisture off of your body, keeping you d… read more

  • Tips on Fishing Salmon in Alaska

    Alaska's wild, untamed landscape is home to numerous game and fish species. This attracts thousands of anglers and hunters every year. All Pacific salmon species, including the massive King Salmon species, are common in Alaska's variou… read more

  • What to Pack for Travel to Ireland

    Whenever you are going abroad, it's important to pack for all situations. This doesn't mean that you have to pack everything you own. However, you will want to make sure that you have the essentials. It's no fun having to spend money y… read more

  • What to Pack for a Vacation to Jamaica

    There are many items, such as medications, personal products, travel documents and ID, that are basics that you would pack for any trip. For a trip to Jamaica, however, there are some additional things to keep in mind as you prepare to… read more

  • Things to Do in Queenstown, New Zealand

    Queenstown, New Zealand, located at the southern end of New Zealand's South Island, is an excellent getaway for outdoor enthusiasts. Close to Fjordland National Park, this community is close to many outdoor attractions, including fishi… read more

  • How to Dress for an Alaskan Cruise

    The main misconception about Alaskan cruises is that the weather is constantly frigid, which can be off-putting to travelers. Rest assured down parkas and thermal underwear are not required. It does rain at times and the ship's interio… read more

  • How to Visit the California Redwoods

    California's redwood trees are some of the natural world's most magnificent specimens. Vast redwood forests once covered the West Coast; now their presence has been reduced to northern California and southern Oregon, close enough to th… read more

  • San Francisco Nature Tours

    Nature abounds in the San Francisco Bay Area from the waters of the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay, to the forests and preserves of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. You can choose from tours that will take you into the he… read more

  • How to Layer Clothes for Winter Hikes

    With the proper gear, hiking in the winter can be an invigorating adventure. One of the most important parts of gearing up for a winter hike is the right clothing. Wearing improper gear can turn a winter hike into an cold, uncomfortabl… read more

  • How to Clean Rain Gear

    You may be surprised to find that washing your rain gear is actually good for it. Properly washing the fabric--and drying it afterward--will reactivate the Durable Water Repellent (DWR) coating applied to the fabric to help keep it wat… read more

  • A Packing List for a Ski Trip

    Packing for a ski trip can be a tedious task, but planning ahead can alleviate some of the stress. The list will vary for every skier as the items needed will depend on factors such as ski destination, type of ski trails (groomed or un… read more

  • What Clothes to Wear for Your 1st Time Snowboarding

    Snowboarding involves descending a snowy slope on a snowboard. As a beginner, you need to ensure that you are wearing appropriate clothing to protect yourself from potential harsh weather conditions while on the mountain. If you're unp… read more

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