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 Thursday, 25 March 2010


If you are thinking visit towards the Himalayas, a famous trekking company Mountain Hawk organizing Hawk challenging trip over Nepal. Hawk challenging trip to Everest, Includes three high passes above 5000meters, two famous view point (Kalapattar and Gokyo Ri), Base camp of top of the world. Every step will be your new steps, and every step you will found a new experience.

All HAWK tri
ps focus on trekking, rafting, peak climbing, paragliding, cycling to some degree, but the activities on each trip are base around the geographical locations that visit. We make sure the things we do appeal to beginners and experts alike, so you'll have lots of fun on your vacation whether you're a "newbie" or an old hand.

Mountain Hawk trek operate tours for groups and individuals trekking all over Nepal, Tibet ,Bhutan, provide professional Trek Leader, Tour guide, Trekking guide, with the best possible services at prices that represent excellent value for money for more information visit our web site: www.mountainhawktrek.com.

Source: www.free-press-release.com

 

 
 Wednesday, 24 March 2010


If you are going to Australia and not visiting Sydney, it's just like spending your life without living it! As a matter of fact, if you want to get the best of Australia, climbing the Sydney Harbor Bridge is just the thing. You can fly above it, you can drive through it, you can use the rail or just take a walk but also if you are a hiker or a mountain climber or just someone with guts to experie nce some thing new and over some any fear there is in the world, well, go climb the Sydney Harbor. You can take appointments; you can buy certificates for that and also take photographs that will contribute to make your trip a memory for a life time.

The Sydney Harbor Bridge is steel through arch bridge between the Sydney central business district (CBD) and the North Shore. The bridge is locally nicknamed "The Coat hanger" because of its arch-based design. To know a bit more about it before setting your foot there, let me tell you that this architectural wonder was designed and built by Dorman Long and Co Ltd, Middles rough Teesside and Cleveland Bridge, Darlington, County Durham. The opening of this ever lasting beauty was done in 1932 and it proudly remained as city's tallest structure till 1967.

There are also some more interesting facts about this electrifying and wondrous creation, according to Guinness World Records, it is the world's widest long-span bridge and it is the tallest steel arch bridge, measuring 134 metres (440 ft) from top to water level. And the excellence of Sydney Harbor Bridge does not stop here, as it is also the fifth-longest spanning-arch bridge in the world.

If you are destined to be a hero and taste the true essence of life, live the life to the fullest and challenge your self by climbing the Sydney Harbor Bridge. This is seen as one of the greatest sports in Australia (other than Surfing of course)!

Source: www.free-press-release.com

 

 
 Tuesday, 23 March 2010


Fremont, Calif., - Brooks-Range Mountaineering has introduced a new collection of Adventure Racing Tools to their product offerings for spring 2010. The new tools which include an Adventure Racing UTM Reader, a SOS Helicopter Landing Zone Card, and an Emergency Latitude/Longitude Ruler are available individually or as a set at outdoor specialty retailers and online at www.brooks-range.com.
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br> There is no doubt that Adventure Racing is gaining in popularity in the U.S. According to the Outdoor Recreation Participation Report 2009, Adventure Racing experienced a 32% increase in participation in 2009 and was the number one fastest-growing outdoor sport.

"Thanks to the popular TV show, The Amazing Race, Americans are more intrigued than ever in these multi-sport events that involve running, hiking, paddling, mountaineering, orienteering and depending on the race, zip-lining, canyoneering and rock climbing," said Matt Brooks, President of Brooks-Range Mountaineering. "These tools will help them stay on track, excel in their sport, and give them peace of mind when it comes to backcountry safety."

The sport of Adventure Racing can take place in a local park, or it can take place around the world. Here are some Brooks-Range products that will help adventure racers stay on track:

Adventure Racing UTM Reader - An essential tool for any serious adventure racer. Includes the five UTM map scales most commonly used in adventure races. Cartographers ensured compliance with USGS standards for accuracy - it is accurate within 1/50th of an inch. Measuring only 4.25" x 7" (108 x 108 mm) square, it easily fits in a pocket, and its non-glare, flexible plastic material prevents broken corners or tearing in cold and severe conditions. Essential features make it as necessary for adventure racing and orienteering as a map or compass. Made in USA. MSRP $5.00

SOS/Helicopter Landing Zone Card - A must-have reference when trouble happens. This card contains crucial information necessary to properly communicate with, and receive help from emergency teams. MSRP: $3.00

Emergency Latitude/Longitude Ruler - Most Backcountry travelers use the UTM coordinate system, but Search and Rescue (SAR) aircraft use the lat/long system. This 4" x 7" disposable paper lat/long ruler is lightweight and fits easily into the Brooks-Range Field Organizer or a pocket for quick reference in an emergency. MSRP: $5.00

Field Organizer - A compact yellow nylon, water-resistant portfolio with pockets and a hook and loop closure. Sized for standard field books and folded topo maps, the bright yellow color makes it easy to find. It is also compact enough to fit in a shirt or coat pocket. MSRP: $22.00

Source: www.outdoorindustry.org

 

 
 Monday, 22 March 2010


Redondo Beach, CA - Body Glove International welcomes The Outdoor Recreation Group to its list of specialized licensees. The new licensee is charged with developing a breakthrough line of backpacks, luggage, totes and accessories for the discriminating outdoor, water/extreme sports markets.

Billy Meistrell, son of Body Glove's late founder Bill Meistrell, describes this venture as "lo
ng overdue and responsible for a lot of buzz about the new line's potential. Body Glove has been reinventing itself while remaining true to our roots since the 1950's. The Outdoor Recreation Group sets the industry standard for quality, creativity and incorporating new technologies into key products. They just get it!" Billy believes that the Outdoor Recreation Group is the "perfect partner to make Body Glove important in this category."

"We were thrilled at the opportunity to collaborate with an authentic brand like Body Glove," says Richard Pyles, General Manager of the Outdoor Recreation Group's Body Glove Division. "The new lines are an incredible fusion of Body Glove's signature surf-inspired style, and our technology and streamlined profiles - it's a tremendous new direction for us, and it's going to be a new standard in both design and delivery in this highly competitive market."

Body Glove and The Outdoor Recreation Group anticipate an exciting future continuing the legacy of durable athletic accessories. The Outdoor Recreation Group sets the industry standard with its unmatched rugged, versatile style in its wide range of equipment.

The complete line will be revealed in Salt Lake City, Utah at the 2010 Outdoor Retailer Summer Market August 3rd - 6th. Sneak previews have been well received and serve as motivation to exceed all expectations. The 2010 Body Glove line features technical hydration systems, duffels, packs, rolling bags, and more. Look for a summer delivery in major sporting good stores, specialty sports retailers and online at www.bodyglove.com/store.

For more information on Body Glove products and athletes, go to www.bodyglove.com. Daily updates are available at www.bodygloveartbox.blogspot.com.

Source: www.outdoorindustry.org

 

 
 Friday, 19 March 2010


The Crazy Creek Original Chair™ has been chosen as one of the products highlighted in the April Backpacker Magazine feature "TOUGH STUFF - 30 indestructible gear picks from two decades of hardcore field-testing."

The Backpacker article begins, "Readers constantly ask us: 'What's the most durable gear you've ever used?' Here's our answer: A collection of rugged favorites voted on by 12
editors with 170 total years of field-testing experience. Trust us.. in the long run, durability is lighter on your wallet - and the planet." Regarding the Crazy Creek Original Chair, Backpacker says, "A decade-plus of relaxation. This seat features thick padding, nylon reinforcements, and the ruggedest stays around. One chair has supported an editor for half of his life."

We couldn't be more pleased to be included in this virtual pantheon of innovative, über-durable products. But it's no surprise - Crazy Creek Chairs have always been made for Sustainable Sitting. With their "capacity to endure", our chairs are the standard by which all others should be measured. Not only because they are built to last for years of hard use, but also because our strikingly simple design accommodates a wide range of uses from the backcountry to the backyard. You won't find a Crazy Creek Chair thrown away in a landfill after only a season or two of use. In fact, customers often tell us that their Crazy Creek Chairs are still going strong after 20 years!

So, thank you Backpacker Magazine. You've confirmed once again what we've always known about the durability of our deceivingly simple yet revolutionary chairs. Oh yes, and they're awfully comfortable too.

Crazy Creek is the creator of versatile, portable, comfort seating products that are the choice among veteran outdoor enthusiasts. The company offers a complete line of chairs, hammocks, tarps, and other accessories for active pursuits, available at leading sports and specialty retailers worldwide.

For more information, contact Crazy Creek at 800-331-0304 or visit www.crazycreek.com.

Source: www.outdoorindustry.org

 


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