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Expedition Gear - A Resource for all Hikers, Backpackers, Outdoorsmen, Adventurists, Expeditioners, and Woodsmen
Outdoorsmen and adventurists alike are always on the look out for new equipment that they can snatch up. No wonder; their hobby is so dangerous that they need to use any gear that they can to reduce their chances of getting hurt out there and to make their lives a little bit easier. As many of us know logging is the second to most hazardous job in the USA. What is the first you ask? Well, it's fishing. Outdoorsmen happen to be fishermen and loggers too, in different ways. You might be thinking, "Well I'm an outdoorsman too and I do not cut trees down or fish." I guess I should have elaborated on my definition of adventurist, outdoorsman, or expeditioner which I frequently refer to. To me, these three names depict people who enjoy not hiking for a mile on a trail within a metro city, but those who drive/boat/fly for hours out to some of the most wild areas that they can come up with to find themselves completely immersed into nature. My point is then that a real outdoorsman, adventurist, or expeditioner who goes to very remote areas will actually need to be able to catch fish occasionally and cut trees down to supply firewood. With that in mind, consider just how perilous our hobby is. We are doing things that are declared to be some of the most dangerous jobs in the United States. On top of all this, we are far away from any help and can rely only on ourselves and our gear.
Being an adventurist myself, one of my goals when looking for a place to go is the traffic, or the amount of people, that the place receives. I don't enjoy very populated trails or popular tourism destinations. If I can go to a place where several to no people visit annually, that is where I'm going to go.
The previous was mostly my perception of an outdoorsman. The term "adventurist" builds on the definition of an outdoorsman, adding a more action-oriented aspect to it. An outdoorsman might simply like to go to the forest to enjoy it. An adventurist would seek out some thrills or activities within the wilderness. This term is a way of describing one who has a more defined interest or goal in "the great outdoors". One other word that I keep on using to depict people like myself is "expeditioner". I believe that expeditioners are not only outdoorsmen who enjoy nature and serenity; they are not only adventurists who enjoy certain activities in nature; they are also campers and travelers, who may spend days, weeks, months or even years out in the wilderness. A famous expeditioners on the internet is a Finnish man Lars Monsen. He is known for having gone on 10 expeditions, spanning a total of more than 6 years. One of his longest trips was crossing northern Canada over an almost three year period. You better believe that the gear he was hauling throughout his trip was worth thousands of dollars. Maybe if he didn't have the quality equipment, he would not even have survived.
Actually, I shouldn't have said that he was hauling his gear; he was carrying it. The reason why I make this correction is because good quality ex[edition equipment is usually very light, which brings me to my next point. A very considerable thing to consider when choosing gear for your trekking needs is weight. Indeed, it's cool to have a machete with you as well as numerous knives and an axe. However, do you really need that machete in a northern boreal forest? Cooking in cast-iron pots is romantic, but perhaps you want to sacrifice that for a pot made of titanium that weighs 5 pounds lighter. Weight is a very essential aspect to consider, and there is a flourishing market for light or "lite" woods equipment for an extremely reason.
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About the Author
My name is David Holbrook and I am an avid outdoorsman. My website is http://backpackercabin.com. I wade through the hype of a lot of modern products and distill some of the best outdoors gear available on the market. I write reviews and share my tips on expeditioning and adventurism. Visit my website and see what you can pick up!
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The Darwin Expedition $9.95 Following an accident on a remote logging road, Liam and Tej must call on all their resources to survive the elements and escape the bear that is following them. |
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Expedition $34.99 Joel Barr Expedition - Giclee Print |
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Trousers: Expedition $1200 Trousers: Expedition |
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Catfish Expedition $10.99 Catfish Expedition |
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Expedition Delta $12.49 Expedition Delta |
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Remote Exposure $13.95 Though many hikers and climbers carry cameras with them, they often come away feeling disappointed because their images fail to visually translate their experiences. In Remote Exposure Alexandre Buisse goes beyond the mere basics of photography and gives you the tools needed to create images that are not only of good technical quality but that are compelling as well. This book will guide you through the various options for equipment, since the requirement for lightweight gear that is able to withstand cold, adverse weather conditions presents unique challenges. Learn about the importance of having an efficient carrying system and a logical, planned workflow. Throughout the book you will find advice on where to point your camera and how to compose a strong image. Included are specific requirements for rock climbing, hiking, mountaineering, and camping. More advanced photographic topics are also covered such as digital capture and optimization techniques like high dynamic range imaging (HDRI), panoramic stitching, and how to achieve excellent results without a tripod. The pages are filled with over 100 stunning images captured by Buisse as he hiked and climbed through mountain ranges on three continents. Photographers of all levels and those who just appreciate beautiful images are sure to be inspired by this book. Foreword by Cory Richards (member of the historic climbing expedition that reached the summit of Gasherbrum II in winter). |
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Expedition The $9.38 Rated: NRSynopsis: This film is based on the true events that occurred on October 31st, 2004 in Saratoga County. Five Canadian filmmakers set out on a supernatural expedition to film a documentary on the Saratoga Homestead Asylum. Unfortunately, only four of the crew members exited the building the next morning. New Blood Entertainment compiled and edited all actual footage with re-enacted sequences to reveal in detail what occurred on that cold Halloween night. |
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Balloon Expedition $19.99 Balloon Expedition - Premium Poster |
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McClintock's Expedition $39.99 McClintock's Expedition - Giclee Print |
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Italian Expedition $39.99 Italian Expedition - Giclee Print |
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Frobisher's Expedition $39.99 Frobisher's Expedition - Giclee Print |
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Polar Expedition $49.99 Polar Expedition - Giclee Print |
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Hiking Expedition $24.99 Hiking Expedition - Photographic Print |
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Pilot Fog Lights - Custom Remote Kit (Blue) [99-02 Ford Expedition] $187.14 Pilot?ÇÖs custom series lights are designed to give an O.E look to the consumer?ÇÖs vehicle. The brackets have been engineered to mount easily on the vehicle specific applications. Uses 55 watt halogen / PL-H3K bulb. |
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Pilot Fog Lights - Custom Remote Kit (Clear) [99-02 Ford Expedition] $172.16 Pilot?ÇÖs custom series lights are designed to give an O.E look to the consumer?ÇÖs vehicle. The brackets have been engineered to mount easily on the vehicle specific applications. Uses 55 watt halogen / PL-H3K bulb. |
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Expedition I $14.99 Veronique Expedition I - Art Print |
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The Expedition $18.13 No Synopsis Available |
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Baby Trend Expedition LX Swivel Jogger Baby Jogging Stroller - Riveria $139.33 The Baby Trend Expedition swivel front wheel jogging stroller is built with a lightweight, sturdy frame ideal for any terrain! With an extra wide wheel base offering exceptional stability and locking front swivel wheel, the Expedition Jogger accommodates both light jogs and easy low-speed strolling both indoors and out. Additional features include an infant car seat adapter child tray with two cup holders and convenient parent tray with covered storage and cup holders. Easy to push on its large 16" air filled rear wheels, this stroller is ready to offer smooth and comfortable adventures for years to come! Baby Trend Expedition Jogging Stroller: - Lockable front swivel wheel with remote release for easy maneuverability - Quick release 16 inch rear and 12 inch front all-terrain bicycle-style air tires make the Baby Trend Expedition agile and durable - Convenient parent tray includes two cup holders and covered compartment storage - Infant car seat adapter child tray with two cup holders - The trigger fol Type: Jogging Strollers Size/Dimensions: 21"W x 47"L x 41"H Height/Weight Capacity: Up to 50 lbs Age: Infant Color: Riveria Color Mapping: Dark Blue Gender: Male |
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Mah Jong Jade Expedition $19.99 Mah Jong Jade Expedition |
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Hidden Expedition: Amazon $19.99 Hidden Expedition: Amazon |
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The Fantastic Expedition Of Dillard And Clark $17.49 The Fantastic Expedition Of Dillard And Clark |
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The Great Polar Expedition $4.99 The Great Polar Expedition |
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DS PUZZLE EXPEDITION $25.99 DS PUZZLE EXPEDITION |
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Minnesota Messenia Expedition $50 Minnesota Messenia Expedition |
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Expedition Logo $1.19 Expedition Logo Vinyl Sticker Express yourself with an Expedition Skateboards sticker. This sticker features the Expedition logo in a variety of colors -- sorry, no color choice is available. Size is approximate. Skateboarding, sport, decks, tricks, co |
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Single 7 inch Seatback Video Monitor for 2003 Ford Expedition $639.99 The way it was?to install headrest monitors into a Ford Expedition, you had to rebuild the entire top area of the seat. Not anymore. VizuaLogic?s solution: Build a complete, molded foam cushion with built-in monitor bucket that fits right onto the seat frame. Now the Ford Expedition can have a VizuaLogic mobile video system that is easy to install. The VizuaLogic Ford Expedition Seatback Monitor System: Replaces existing OEM foam with our SeatBack Foam Cushion and Monitor System. Takes just 30 minutes to install. Provides a solution for dealers with limited interior/trim experience. Offers a clean, flush-mount installation. Duplicates OEM fit & finish. Is ready made for a BIG market: the Ford Expedition models are among the most popular in North America. Monitor Specifications: 7.0" wide-screen LCD Hi-bright-300 NIT Standard OSD programming Wide, 120-degree viewing angle Wiring harness Built-in IR receiver to controlon-screen display monitor features and A/V inputs Flush-mount monitor Each System Includes: Molded foam cushion with monitor bucket 7.0" wide-screen LCD monitor A/V control module with dual sourcevideo inputs and remote control Visualogic headrest systems are compliant with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and provide optimal impact protection for vehicle occupants. Click here for installation instuctions.*Price Shown for one monitor. |
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Expedition Thin $29 Download the Expedition Thin font for Mac or Windows in OpenType, TrueType or PostScript format. |
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Playmobil: Expedition Quad Set $11.99 Playmobil > Expedition Quad Set |
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Cuban Expedition, 1898 $59.99 Cuban Expedition, 1898 - Wall Decal |


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