2003
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Backcountry Blackjack - Utah Backcountry Skiing and Avalanche Safety02.17.03 | Author: Tim Cartwright | No CommentsRolling the dice. Knowing when to take a hit or fold in the cards. Hitting a jackpot by betting the House. Entertaining a Vegas Casino, an adult Disneyland if you will, seems no different ...
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2003 Red Bull Freezride at Big Mountain Ski Resort, MT02.17.03 | Author: Jason Mitchell | No CommentsTIMO PRITZEL (GERMANY) GRABS FIRST PLACE IN FINAL EVENT Whitefish, MT - February 17, 2003 -One of the most inventive free-ride mountain bike events, Red Bull Freezride, went ...
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New Suunto and Endless Pursuit GPS Products for 200302.10.03 | Author: Jason Mitchell | No CommentsLooking for a new gadget for your adventures this spring and summer? Check out these new offerings from Suunto and the GPS analysis software from Endless Pursuit. Watches and GPS technology has come a long way over the past few years. These products have been getting smaller and more featured-packed by the day. Check out this new gear--now you will have no excuse for getting lost on your next adventure! SUUNTO Wristtop Computers Suunto ...
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Outdoor Retailer: New Products from Winter Market 200302.07.03 | Author: Jason Mitchell | No CommentsOutdoor Retailer Winter Market came to Salt Lake City at the end of January. While there, we noticed a few companies and products that were out of the ordinary. Some of their products aren't revolutionary, while others are. These are just a sampling of the products that stood out as top notch. Pearl Izumi & eVENT Fabrics Pearl Izumi has long-offered some of the best cycling clothing in the industry. This year, they are introducing some new products to expand their reach into the running and outdoor market in general. They ...
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2003 Head Monster iM-75 Mid-fat Ski Review02.05.03 | Author: Kendall Card | 1 Comment"Intelligent skis?" you ask. Yep, intelligent skis. Scoff no longer at the marriage between gadgetry and skis because HEAD has indeed come up with something that not only works, but works very ...
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Hiking the East Rim of Zion Canyon National Park02.04.03 | Author: Jason Mitchell | No CommentsZion Canyon National Park is one of the most visited of our National Parks. If you've been there, you know why--the canyon, with its 3,000 foot redrock walls, is one of the most amazing sights you'll ever see. And, if you're into hiking and exploring, Zion Canyon offers adventures galore; from multi-day, multi-pitch rock climbs to narrow slot canyons to high-altitude deserts, Zion Canon National Park has it all. Come summertime, the only way in and out of Zion Canyon is by shuttle bus. Luckily, the buses run frequently, so you don't ever have to wait too long. One of the ...
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