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Trail Runner // Camper/Hiker // Biker // Backpacker

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    Southern Colorado/Northern New Mexico/Texas Canyons
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    I live in Amarillo, Texas...yeah, I know what you're thinking. But it's actually a great place for cycling of all kinds, and the Rocky Mountains are 3 1/2 hours away, so don't pity me too much. My wife, son, dog, and I love the wilderness and I am a hopeless gear junkie.

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Deuter Kid Comfort II

Deuter Kid Comfort II

Rating for this product: 5 December 16, 2008

This is a fantastic child carrier. Very adjustable, so it can be switched from mommy to daddy with minimal hassle. My son is very content while riding in it, and the sun/rain shade works well. It is as comfortable as any weekend pack I've worn, and the hydration sleeve + storage capacity make it usable for long days on the trail and winter activities. My wife even uses it to hold a fussy kiddo while she vacuums the house.

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Great for hot/humid conditions

Patagonia A/C Shirt - Short Sleeve - Men's

Patagonia A/C Shirt - Short Sleeve - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 December 16, 2008

This is my favorite short sleeve shirt. It wears like a piece of gauze. I wear it on business trips to south Texas (very breathable), dayhikes (it dries really quickly), and for every occasion in between (it's soft and durable). I'll continue to get a new one (or two) every year that Patagonia keeps making them.

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Very impressed

Salomon GCS XCR Trail Running Shoe - Men's

Salomon GCS XCR Trail Running Shoe - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 April 24, 2006

These shoes performed way beyond my expectations on a recent outing to the Pecos Wilderness, NM. On a two-day trip, logging about 18 miles under a 30-pound pack, I was singing the GCS XCR's praises. I stayed mostly on trail, using trekking poles, with an occasional rumble over scree. My feet were blister-free the entire time, and the balls and heels of my feet weren't screaming for me to sit down. The Gore-Tex liner kept stream water and snow at bay. My hiking partner wore the GCS (no XCR) and had equally positive things to say (except that he was soaked at the end of day one).

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