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	<title>Comments on: Ground Wear Raises the Bar by Utilizing eVENT Fabrics</title>
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		<title>By: Jason Mitchell</title>
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		<description>Just a quick update here.  eVent Fabrics have really taken off in recent years, but they are still facing challenges of reaching consumers because many top-notch manufacturers are tied at the hip with W.L. Gore. It&#039;s hard to break those contracts, but at some point consumers need to demand better technology in waterproof/breathable outerwear.

We have tested GoreTex XCR and Pro Shell next to eVent and it&#039;s not even close. eVent jackets typically are built without pit zips because you don&#039;t need them.  When you get to the top of the skintrack in an eVent jacket, you have no perspiration buildup inside the shell. Whereas with GoreTex, you&#039;ve got all kinds of buildup.  The stuff just plain works!

In a recent news release at Outdoor Retailer Winter Market 2008, REI announced that they will be utilizing eVent Fabrics for a new line of technical outerwear for Fall 2008. Look for more information and hopefully a product review shortly!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just a quick update here.  eVent Fabrics have really taken off in recent years, but they are still facing challenges of reaching consumers because many top-notch manufacturers are tied at the hip with W.L. Gore. It&#8217;s hard to break those contracts, but at some point consumers need to demand better technology in waterproof/breathable outerwear.</p>
<p>We have tested GoreTex XCR and Pro Shell next to eVent and it&#8217;s not even close. eVent jackets typically are built without pit zips because you don&#8217;t need them.  When you get to the top of the skintrack in an eVent jacket, you have no perspiration buildup inside the shell. Whereas with GoreTex, you&#8217;ve got all kinds of buildup.  The stuff just plain works!</p>
<p>In a recent news release at Outdoor Retailer Winter Market 2008, REI announced that they will be utilizing eVent Fabrics for a new line of technical outerwear for Fall 2008. Look for more information and hopefully a product review shortly!</p>
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