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Chaco Z/1 Unaweep Sandal - Backcountry.com Exclusive - Men's

Chaco Z/1 Unaweep Sandal - Backcountry.com Exclusive - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 3 days ago

Glad I chose to get this version. I saved money, the Chaco quality is there, and I've even received compliments on the color :) Great sandals! They are comfortable and secure on your feet. I chose the Z/1's so I could wear them with socks if it gets nippy.

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CAMP USA XLC Nanotech Crampon

October 17, 2009

Wait, are the names of the pictures wrong? I thought "automatic" usually referred to step-in (i.e., with toe bail wire). The specs have it the way I would expect.

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Black Diamond RPM Backpack - 1587cu in

October 9, 2009

Does this pack really not have a pocket and hole for a Camelbak (or similar) reservoir?

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Black Diamond Tripod Bivy Bag

April 15, 2009

Or take a big trash bag to put your backpack in. Contractor bags are big and burly, but a thinner one would probably work too.

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Mammut Flash Climbing Rope - 10.5mm

March 7, 2009

Do any of the versions have a center mark? Specs say no, but one pic looks like it has one.

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MSR Denali Evo Ascent Snowshoe

February 7, 2009

Do alpine ski boots fit in these? In the Lightning Ascents?

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Black Diamond Avalung II

November 29, 2008

How's the comfort with a pack? I was planning on getting just the avalung to wear with any pack, but also considering an integrated one.

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Black Diamond Outlaw with Avalung Pack - 1831-1939cu in

November 28, 2008

The tech specs says no ice axe loop, but the picture does have a loop. Is there any reason this couldn't be used for an ice axe? Would this be a reason to go with the covert if you think you may ever want to take the pack climbing?

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