National Outdoors -- Kids Clothing | Gear

Mountainsmith's Wolverine 20°F sleeping bag assures sweet dreams after an exhausting day of hiking.

Zip pockets for flashlight, glasses and water bottle

Full-length anti-snag zippers

Sturdy, moisture-resistant fabric

Anti-slip bottom

Pillow pocket

Mummy style

Zipper: Two-way

Rated to: 20°F

Fits to: 6'4"

Girth (shoulder/foot): 34/19"

Stuff size: 16x9-½"

Weight: 5 lb.

Fabric: 210 T ripstop polyester

Alpine Trekkers offer a cheaper way to outfit skis with downhill bindings for backcountry skiing. The Alpine Trekkers work very similar to traditional Alpine Touring or Randonee bindings, except they use the existing bindings. On the uphill touring you snap the trekker into the bindings, then strap your boot onto the trekker. For the descent, you remove the trekker from your boot and from the ski, then use the ski just like you would for downhill skiing.

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The Hammer Head bindings originated from hard core Teton telemark skiers. The spring for the cable is front of the binding, unlike other popular bindings where the spring cartridges are part of the cable. This allows for a larger, stiffer spring, less weight on your boot and less complicated parts that can break. The Hammer Heads can be adjusted for 5 settings, depending on how much tension you want in the spring.

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