http://www.altrec.com/shop/detail/25404/ OUT OF STOCK The North Face: Men's Decagon Jacket - Ready for the most challenging runs in the backcountry, The North Face Decagon Jacket features a rugged waterproof and breathable dual-ply HyVent design with plenty of cargo space for your tunes and compact digital video camera. The seam-sealed, insulated construction keeps the elements at bay until you open the Pit-Zip seams to cool off....Read More...If you ski or ride the toughest chutes in backcountry, The North Face Decagon Jacket is your all-mountain companion. Made with a dual-ply HyVent fabric design, the Decagon Jacket has you covered ten times over with a rugged seam sealed construction and warm Thermaliner insulation, so you keep the elements out until you decide to crank open the Pit-zip Vents. The Decagon Jacket also has a hidden media pocket that easily accommodates all compact MP3 systems and even a few digital video cameras. An internal security pocket keeps your currency, cards and extra DV cartridges warm inside the jacket. The Decagon features the Pant-a-locks system, so you can attach the jacket to ski or snowboard pants made by The North Face and keep spindrift out of your inner layers. * Waterproof and breathable 70-denier nylon faille weave dual-ply HyVent™ fabric * Warm Thermaliner 105-gm. insulation * Fixed hood construction * Pit-Zip vents with mesh gussets beneath sleeves * Dual cargo pockets and hand warmer pockets * Left bicep pocket, concealed media pocket and zippered internal security pocket * Gripper powder skirt with Pant-a-locks attachments for a secure fit that locks out spindrift * Adjustable cuffs and hem cinch cord * Dropped hem in back adds essential coverage * Weight: 33.4 oz. (947 g.)

Author: AltrecOutdoors
Keywords: The North Face: Men's Decagon Jacket rugged waterproof breathable cargo space insulated pockets
Added: April 18, 2007

http://www.altrec.com/shop/detail/26023/ Patagonia: Women's Rubicon Jacket - This is a stripped-down, superlight backcountry hard shell for your favorite big-mountain steeps. The Patagonia Women's Rubicon Jacket offers soft and packable convenience with waterproof/breathable protection in unpredictable conditions. The jacket's torso has a supple, brushed polyester grid mesh for light insulation and swift moisture-wicking. The sleeves are lined with smooth mesh for snag-free layering. The contoured hood adjusts two ways to optimize neck mobility. With angled vents at the underarms, a stretch powder skirt with gripper elastic, and multiple pockets, the Rubicon even includes an internal mesh pocket to hold a pair of folded skins. The H2No Storm fabric is Patagonia's proprietary waterproof/breathable barrier. More of a classification than a specific technology, Patagonia shells with H2No Storm utilize a range of laminates and coatings made from varying applications of polyester and/or polyurethane to achieve a standard of waterproof performance and breathability that's best suited for outdoor backcountry applications. 2-layer fabric provides all-mountain protection in a very light, compressible design; Torso is lined wih brushed polyeser grid mesh for extra insulation, efficient wicking and snag-free layering; Sleeves are lined with smooth mesh for complete mobility Two-way, adjustable, contoured hood allows for natural neck mobility; helmet compatible; Hood and collar attache via two stealthy new snaps to protect face from wind and chafing seams Angled vents on underarms; Elbow articulation; Full-zip design with with reverse-coil DWR zipper Fully featured stretch powder skirt with handy pass holder and webbing loops to connect to any Fall 2006 Patagonia® ski and snowboard pants External pockets include: one left zippered bicep pocket and two zippered hand pockets; Internal pockets include: left mesh drop-in pocket, left mesh zippered stash pocket and a right electronic device pocket with holes for routing cables to head Cuffs secure with an easy-to-grab tab and hook-and-loop closure; Internal knit cuff with thumb loops ensures total wrist coverage Hidden drawcord hem with integrated cordlocks reduces bulk and eliminates loose hardware; Arcing back seams add a contoured silhouette 2-layer 6.5-oz. 50% nylon, 50% polyester weave, with an H2No® waterproof/breathable barrier and a Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish 964 g. (34 oz.) Imported.

Author: AltrecOutdoors
Keywords: Patagonia: Women's Rubicon Jacket country mountain waterproof protection breathable polyester insulation hood pockets
Added: April 18, 2007

Gordon Scott was born Gordon M. Werschkul on August 3, 1926 in Portland, Oregon. He was the youngest of nine children, all of whom emulated their father, who was a strong man and all-around athlete. The elder Werschkul taught Gordon and his brothers and sisters the secrets of physical fitness and strength and spurred them to proficency in all sports. He left Oregon University after one term in physical education to join the infantry after World War 2 broke out. It didn't take him long to earn his sergeant's stripes and become a drill instructor (specializing in close order drill, use of the rifle, bayonnet and pistol, judo and hand-to-hand combat). Before receiving his honorable discharge in 1947, Gordon became an M.P. (Military Police) and transported dangerous prisoners. He then took a variety of jobs as a fireman, a cowboy on his brother's ranch, a farm machinery salesman and then a lifeguard. It was while he was a lifeguard (in Las Vegas in 1953 at the Sahara Hotel) that he was discovered by two Hollywood agents, Ed and Walter Mayers. Since Lex Barker had decided not to renew his contract and continue on as Tarzan, Sol Lesser was looking for a replacement. Over 200 candidates were tested before 27 year old Gordon Scott won the role. "The six-hour screen test consisted of running, jumping, climbing trees, diving into the water and swinging on vines," Gordon would remember of his own screen test, "as well as helping five girls test for the female lead." None of these girls ended up a winner, the role going to Vera Miles, but Gordon was signed to a seven year contract by producer Sol Lesser and became the eleventh actor to play Tarzan. An interesting sidenote is that while he was a lifeguard, Scott had posed along with Eleanor Holm, Olympic swimming champion and former co-star with Glenn Morris in "Tarzan's Revenge", for a newsreel taken at the Sahara pool. The six-foot-three 218 pound new Tarzan, who had nineteen-inch biceps, had his name changed to Gordon Scott. Soon he was the star of his first movie, "Tarzan's Hidden Jungle." He also ended up marrying Vera Miles after the movie was completed, but the two were divorced a few years later. Gordon made five Tarzan movies and a few pilots for a proposed television series, but because of a question of who owned the rights to do a TV series, the three pilots were shelved until 1966, when they were edited together as a TV movie named "Tarzan And The Trappers." Sy Weintraub had bought the Tarzan rights from Sol Lesser and was changing the image of the Lord of the jungle away from the more simplistic way Johnny Weissmuller had played him for MGM since 1932. Gordon had made two excellent films for Weintraub and partner Harvey Hayutin, "Tarzan's Greatest Adventure" and "Tarzan The Magnificent." They had revitalized the Tarzan franchise, but Weintraub wasn't done yet. He bought out his partner Hayutin and then, after coming to an agreement with Gordon Scott, hired Jock Mahoney, the villain in "Magnificent", to became the next Tarzan. Gordon Scott went to Europe and appeared in Italian sword and sandal epics like "Duel Of The Titans" with friend Steve Reeves, "Samson and the Seven Miracles Of the World" and "Goliath And The Vampires." He also made a few spaghetti westerns, including "Zorro and the Three Musketeers," "Buffalo Bill," and "The Tramplers," his last film, which was released in 1968. In recent years, he could be found at the occasional collectors' shows and film conventions along with other former stars, signing autographs for his many fans. Gordon Scott enjoyed playing Tarzan and was certainly one of the best to play the role. Gordon Scott passed away April 30, 2007 due to complications following heart surgery.

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Added: May 16, 2007

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Added: July 25, 2007

We all know that you don't have to be the biggest, baddest dude in the group to get some action. Sure, those guys have their moments, and maybe those attention-grabbing physiques are exactly what some people are looking for. But, if people only shack-up with the best there'd be no hope for the rest. That's exactly where Kawasaki falls into the mix with its 2008 KLX450R. While Honda is the chiseled muscle-head that impresses with its biceps, and the Yamaha is more of the easy-on-the-eyes, smooth talking type, the Kawasaki's role is of "the friend". The KLX is definitely lovable and has some attractive features alright, but they're hidden behind its somewhat oafish appearance. If you can look past the soft exterior you'll find that there's more to this bike than meets the eye. Read the full comparision review at www.motorcycle-usa.com

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Added: February 12, 2008