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Made In The USA gear

Posted onAugust 16, 2013April 22, 2020AuthorPaul Mags3 Comments

Reconsidering the “Made in the USA” as a factor for buying outdoor goods.

CategoriesGear, MusingsTagsbackpacking, gear, Made in the USA

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The Colorado Sun had a recent and excellent articl The Colorado Sun had a recent and excellent article on the cost of the “free” outdoors, be it gas, permits, and, of course, the gear. ... I applaud any article that shows how expensive the outdoors can get, especially when starting out. ... But it did give me the idea that I could put together a budget day hike kit. Something for three-season conditions in non-technical, if rocky, conditions in Alpine terrain. ... It is not the cheapest list but rather a list of gear that both beginners could theoretically use and still have some use as the person gains more experience and branches into backpacking. It lasts for a few seasons or more, too. ... 👣🧭 Read the article and see the list via link in profile 🎒🥾 ... #hiking
A quick overnighter to a place we enjoy best in th A quick overnighter to a place we enjoy best in the winter months. There is excellent light during this time of the year, few people, and fantastic scenery. ... #hiking #Backpacking #camping #winter #utah #pictographs #petroglyphs
Outdoor clothing is a tool like anything else. .. Outdoor clothing is a tool like anything else. .. So, I want outdoor clothing that ends up being functional and not necessarily fashionable at the end and will do what is intended. And like any tool, I use different tools for different jobs. .. And my outdoor puffies are no different. .. In 2023, puffies are a “go-to” layer for winter and all seasons. Light, compressible, and capable. Though it is not the ideal layer for all situations, it is unusual for a person not to take this layer overall, especially when on extended backpacking trips during typical three-season conditions. .. And like other clothing or gear, Joan and I tend to have a quiver of puffies for different uses. ... 🧥 More info via link in profile ❄️ @montbellamerica @nunatak_gear #thriftstorefinds #militarysurplus #corporateschwag
A cold Sunday after traveling a bit means a favori A cold Sunday after traveling a bit means a favorite hike not far from our home. ... #moab #utah #moabutah #hiking
A varied few days of hosting friends in Moab, visi A varied few days of hosting friends in Moab, visiting them later in Escalante and Capitol Reef, and then making our way back home a couple of days earlier due to the weather. It was an excellent Thanksgiving holiday with friends, incredible scenery, and giving us ideas for future jaunts. ... #hiking #camping #utah #thanksgiving #petroglyphs
Our annual look at the pieces of gear and clothing Our annual look at the pieces of gear and clothing we enjoyed over the past year. A mix of high-end, cottage, budget, and even surplus. .... 🥾 🏕️ Link in profile 🏞️🧭 ... @squakmountainco @lightheart_gear @montbellamerica @montaneofficial @topoathletic @montaneofficial @nortiv8shoes @intexrecreationcorp #surplus #hiking #backpacking #packrafting #camping #utah #colorado
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