COOL gEAR / HOT CLOThIng
FOxY SUEDE JACKET - THE NORTH
FACE - $459
- Comfortable-fitting, waterproof,
breathable jacket with suede style
and furry torso and hood lining.
- Waterproof, breathable, fully
seam sealed
- Recco® avalanche rescue
reflector
- Fully adjustable, EzD-tach
hood
- Two chest cargo pockets
- Two handwarmer pockets
- Internal security pocket
- Internal goggle pouch
- Adjustable tuck-away
powder skirt
- Rib knit cuffs with zip
closures
Look for it at The north Face
store.
REvOLUTION INSULATED PANT -
THE NORTH FACE – $199
SWITCH 16 - $125
- Free-fitting pants with waterproof,
Little sister to the switch 36, the switch 16 is ideal
breathable construction and highly
for shorter tours or lift-accessed backcountry. The
efficient insulation.
snowshed backpanel doesn’t accumulate snow on
- Waterproof, breathable,
those big powder days. Carry lunch in the zippered
seam sealed
BOB STROLLERS 2006 REVOLUTION SINGLE – $399
top pocket and access your gear through the
- Waist adjustment tabs
The new bOb Revolution does just that, revolutionizes the bOb
hatchback style to lid. Look for it in sport stores or
- zip handwarmer pockets
sport utility stroller by providing a rotating 12" inch front wheel
go to www.ospreypacks.com.
- Thigh pocket
that rotates for improved manoeuvrability and handling, or can
- gaiter with gripper elastic
be locked out for safer running or off-road use. This stroller
- Reinforced edgeguard
features suspension, quick and compact folding, and roomy
- Reinforced scuff guard
seat and storage space. Also features rear wheel brakes for
- Exterior thigh vents with
easy locking and reliability. Look for it only at Fab baby gear.
mesh gussets
- belt loops
- buddy lift clip
Look for it at The north Face store.
7 A.M. ENFANT
– bLANkET
212EvOLUTION –
$139–$199
As warm, light and fluffy
as down, the ultra-soft
NATHAN SPORTS FLURRY – $30 premium fibre insulation
Thinsulate® insulation wrapped around a horizontal bottle and waterproof shell give
holster plus zippered entry from either side equals the your baby the warmth
perfect pak for an hour of cross-country skiing, running, and nurturing comfort
snowshoeing, or snowboarding. In extreme cold, leave both they need during the cold
ends of the holster zipped tightly until you need to drink. In winter months’ activities,
moderately cold temperatures, open either end of the holster be it on the ski slopes, at
to provide faster fluid access. Twin waistbelt pockets let you the campsite or in town. sleek
carry ski wax, snacks or sunscreen within easy reach. Look and contemporary, it is the ultimate baby
for it at www.nathansports.com. bunting designed for the Ottawa winters.
Adapts to any stroller or car seat and converts into a
large blanket. Easy-care machine washable.
Look for it at Fab baby gear.
KEEN’S WINTERPORT – $160
The Winterport offers the comfort and
performance you’ve come to expect from your
newports, wrapped in a warm, insulated
waterproof boot to keep your feet toasty
through the harsh winter until its time to pull
your newports back out of the closet.
1. Micro fleece lining
2. 200g primaloft® insulation to -31° C
3. Dual density compression molded
EvA footbed MEC PHYSIQUE JACKET – $95
4. Quick draw elastic cord MEC’s new lightweight physique jacket for men and women is
5. Waterproof barrier ideal for snowshoeing or ski-touring in the gatineau—yet its
6. Removable metatomical footbed trendy lines are worthy of any cityscape. The nylon shell has a
7. Dual climate temperature reacting DWR (durable water repellency) finish to shed light precipitation
rubber outsole and primaLoft® insulation for warmth. The physique is cut to hip-
8. Torsion stability shank length with a medium-high collar to keep you warm but mobile.
9. patented toe protection binding tape at the wrist and bottom hems to help seal out wind
Look for it at sports stores everywhere. and foul weather. Look for it at Mountain Equipment Co-op.
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