Travel Gear Blog News 10/07/2010
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National Geographic names Gear of the Year for 2010 | Gadling.com
National Geographic Adventure has posted its selection for their annual Gear of the Year awards, pointing a spotlight on a host of new and innovative products that are sure to make your next trip a more enjoyable one.
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GearGuide | GSI Pioneer 24oz Mug Review | Outdoor Gear Reviews
The GearGuide reviews the GSI Pioneer 24oz coffee mug.
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Gear of the Year 2010 — National Geographic Adventure
Must-Have Gear For Fall and Winter – This year's selections are as functional as they are fantastic, from a bamboo water bottle to cold-repelling down sweaters to an electric motorcycle with a tax credit.
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A New Breed | Men’s Journal
The Panasonic DMC-GF1 is the best of the four hybrid cameras we tried.
Blend a digital SLR’s versatility with a point-and-shoot’s pocketability, and you get the missing link you’ve always wanted: the hybrid camera. -
Gear Review: Best of the Nor’easter | The Outside Blog
Adam Roy from Outside Magazine reviews the best gear of the Nor'easter.
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Gear of the Week: Stoic Bombshell Jacket | Gear of the Week: Stoic Bombshell Jacket | SKI Magazine
Sally Francklyn reviews the Stoic Bombsheel Jackets on the Ski Magazine Blog.
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The 10-Minute Sports Makeover – Presidio Pedal Shoe Featured in Women’s Adventure Magazine « The KEEN Blog
The women’s Presido Peal blends the construction of a lightweight hiking shoe and the style of a downtown street shoe with the SPD-compatible performance of a bike shoe.
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Merino Wool Stores | Gear Review | Gear Junkie
Two of my Gear Junkie's longtime favorite merino-wool purveyors, Ibex and Icebreaker, are opening suave urban stores, respectively in Boston and in the SoHo district of Manhattan.
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Briggs And Riley celebrate forty years of their most famous invention – rolling luggage | Gadling.com
October 1970 was a special month for the luggage industry, and for the parent company of Briggs And Riley – it was the month they released the world's first rolling suitcase.
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Stylish Maps That Are Chatty – NYTimes.com
In today’s satellite-blanketed world of precise, GPS-determined maps, a splash of watercolor and some hand-written advice are nice, personal touches to pull out of your pocket while traveling. A la Carte Maps offers just that.
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Backpacker Magazine – Cheap Heat: Bargain Apparel – Insulation
From mild autumn evenings to winter's deep freeze, Backpacker Magazine tells us how to stay warm for less.