COOL GEAR / HOT CLOTHING
COLUMBIA'S OMNI-dRY® MOUNTAIN TECH™ LONG
SLEEVE TEE – 34.99
Get out and stay out with the Titanium Omni-Dry
Mountain Tech L/S Tee which features a UV protection
factor of 15+. Made to be
functional and quick drying
for the ultimate in comfort
and performance. Omni-
Dry® is Columbia’s exclusive
high-performance moisture
management process. It’s
engineered to keep the body
comfortable and dry by
BOB STROLLERS REVOLUTION SINGLE – $399 drawing moisture to the fabric
The new BOB Revolution does just that, surface (wicking) where it can
revolutionizes the BOB Sport Utility Stroller by quickly evaporate. See more at
providing a rotating 12" inch front wheel that rotates
www.columbia.com
for improved manoeuvrability and handling, or can
be locked out for safer running or off-road use. This
stroller features suspension, quick and compact
folding, and roomy seat and storage space. Also
features rear wheel brakes for easy locking and
reliability. Look for it only at Fab Baby Gear.
WICKING TOWELS – $12-29
It’s been called the “human shammy”, but the super-
lightweight wick-er warmup sport & travel towel by
Vancouver Island’s Discovery Trekking Outfitters is
nothing like any towel you’ve seen. Rather than absorb,
this moisture-management fabric pulls water around the
fibres, spreading it across the surface where it quickly
evaporates. The towels don’t get musty smelling like
conventional towels as they contain silver, one of the
NAOT WOMEN'S 'PARIS' &
best antimicrobials known. The wicking towels have
MEN'S 'MIKAEL' – $150
extremely high sun protection, and are available in four
Naot offers customers a unique
sizes for everything from swim & travel, backpacking
combination of quality comfort and
& camping, court sports, running, and golf. Discovery
fashion. Their footwear features a specialized
trekking also sells some very novel “gripping clips” for
anatomical footpad that replicates an image of your foot, just
hanging towels (or anything else) when camping or
like the footprint we leave when we walk in the sand. The Naot
boating ($2.55). As well, look for crib sheets for the wee
footpad possesses a supportive anatomical structure that
one ($45). Look for it at
www.wickingtowel.com
encourages a natural and corrective posture. Look for it at Glebe
Trotters.
ANTARES 3 – SIERRA dESIGNS – $319
The three-person Antares uses Reverse Combi Technology
H2O COMPOSITES HERITAGE SERIES CANAdIAN 16-6 – FROM $2,195
to maximize interior space, but with two doors and
Perfect for day trips and week long excursions, H2o Composites Canadian 16-6
vestibules to easily house gear and bodies.
Canoe is a close replica of an "early settler canoe" discovered in South Western
Variable-diameter DAC NSL Featherlite poles create
Ontario in decades past. H2o's design embodies the finest characteristics from
more room on the inside, while the 70-denier tent fly
this exceptional craft, then added their own modern technological refinements...
guarantees years of long-standing use.
the resulting combination may just be the ultimate "Canadian" canoe. The
Tent Guard with Ultra Fresh protects
Canadian's shallow arch hull design and shoe keel provide a rare blend of
the tent's floor and body from mold
performance and stability sought by many canoe builders but seldom achieved.
or mildew; while details like
An exceptional shoe keel design aids tracking, protects against grounding, while
reflective guy outs, color-
sacrificing little in the way of maneuverability. Styles include: Kevlar 48lbs / 21.8
coded webbing, Clip Locs
kg $2195, Superlight Kevlar 42 lbs / 19.1 kg $2595, and Carbon Kevlar Hybrid 39
and Swift Clips push
lbs / 17.7 kg $2995. As well, the Chestnut Prospector 15, Chestnut Prospector 16,
function to the limit.
the Bob Special 15 and the Canadian 16/6 will be unveiled at the Annual Spring
Look for it at
Sale & Symposium May 2nd to May 4th. We invite you to meet Jeff & Chris,
selected local
H2o's Composite canoes'
owners...then go for a paddle! Paddle it at Frontenac
retailers
Outfitters On-Water Canoe & Kayak Centre.
28 OTTAWA >> SUMMER/FALL 2008
www.OttawaOutdoors.ca
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