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Alaska, Montana and at home in Madison, Wisconsin -
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I am a Wildlife Resource Manager by education, adventurer at heart and I sling gear by trade.
My goal is to outfit you above 16,000 feet, or -20 below for all your outdoor muscle-powered pursuits. You'll find me on big climbs, fresh powder, single track and running with my two dogs (Denali and Kenai) early in the morning.
I have sat on gear and apparel design boards, ran the soles out of my shoes and love to prove how durable outdoor toys are. Make the outdoors your indoor office!
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The North Face Denali Fleece Jacket - Women's
October 25, 2009
Abby-
I always suggest to my customers to wash their fleece and other gear pieces that have a performance factor to them (wicking, fleece, thermal, etc.) using a powdered detergent. Liquid soaps are petroleum based, and tend to leave a residue behind ultimately leading to your jacket losing it's compression and pilling fleece. After washing, tumble-dry low to bring the water slowly out of it without boiling over the fleece. Imagine sticking a hair dryer on your head for an hour; it would frizz out too. Good luck!
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