from The Adventure Blog
As promised, I have more gear news and reports from Outdoor Retailer. With as much stuff that is shown at the expo, it is nearly impossible to see it all, even if you're there open-to-close, each day of the event. Instead, we have to content ourselves to relying on the Internet to satiate our gear lust and help us decide how to spend our money. First, I've written and published a preview of my own today at Gadling.com . It has five of the items that I saw at the OR that were particularly impressive to me.
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from The Adventure Blog
The Outdoor Retailer Summer Market kicks off tomorrow with the Open Air Demo, but officially gets into full swing on Thursday when the expo opens its doors to show off the latest and greatest outdoor gear coming from manufacturers in the months ahead. To help us sort through all of the nifty items that will soon be sucking money out of our wallets, The Gear Junkie has posted two previews of what to expect from the show. Part 1 of the GJ preview can be found by clicking here . In it you'll find a host of
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from The Adventure Blog
Okay, I promise I won't be doing recaps or posting thoughts after every episode of Expedition Impossible , but considering my critique of the show earlier in the week , I thought it was fitting that I follow it up with another after watching the second episode. After watching the premiere last week, I felt confident that I was going to enjoy the show, although there were a few aspects that I felt needed to be improved. Watching the second episode, it became more clear that those small nitpicks probably ...
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from The Adventure Blog
The second episode of ABC's summer reality show Expedition Impossible is set to air tonight, and I know that some of you, like me, enjoyed the first episode and are looking forward to the race continuing. With that in mind, I have a few links to share this morning that fans of the show might really enjoy. First, we have a great post from Eric Weihenmayer on his BlindVision Blog in which he gives a peek behind the curtain and shares some details of what really went on during the race. If you're watching the
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from The Adventure Blog
Academy Award winner Danny Boyle debuts his new film 127 Hours this weekend, and as most of you know by now, it tells the tale of Aron Ralston, who gained a measure of infamy when he managed to pin his arm under a boulder while hiking in the canyons of Utah back in 2003. The film looks amazing in every preview I've seen so far, and I'm looking forward to catching it as soon as I can, even though there are reports of people passing out from the scene in which Aron, played by James Franco, has to amputate
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from The Adventure Blog
It seems like just yesterday that the online outdoor community was divided into camps over who was the better wilderness specialist, Bear Grylls or Les Stroud. The two men went head to head with Grylls' Man vs. Wild taking on Stroud's Survivorman . For those of you who missed those stimulating conversations, you're in luck! Les is about to return with an all new show for the Discovery Channel . The new show is called Beyond Survival, and it will begin airing on Friday, August 27th. This time out, Les will
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from INCLINED
We can all use a little climbing inspiration to get through the Friday workday and onto the weekend, right? Today, a flashback to February but a preview for the September 16 premiere of the 2010 REEL ROCK Tour (the AAC is a sponsor). This clip shows Daniel Woods on The Game (v16), courtesy of Cedar [...]
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from The Adventure Blog
The Jordan Romero PR Tour is definitely in full swing now that he has returned from the Himalaya. The 13-year old conquered Everest, and now he's conquering the mainstream media as well. After appearing on CNN yesterday , he made his way over to NBC's Today show this morning. You can watch Jordan talk about what it was like to climb the tallest mountain on the planet in the video below. Visit msnbc.com for breaking news , world news , and news about the economy When you've finished watching that clip, you
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from Climbing Narcissist
A lite version of the upcoming Red River Gorge Guidebook for iPhone/iPod Touch is now available for free download Free Preview Of Red River Gorge iPhone App Now Available from ClimbingNarc.com Related posts: Petzl Roctrip Coming to the Red River Gorge! Rockstar Watch At The Red River Gorge: Chris Sharma Sends 2 5.14s, 5.15 On The Horizon?? Red River Gorge RocTrip Video A Few Annoyances Observed At The Red River Gorge This Weekend Interesting Closure At The New River Gorge More Details On 8th Annual Red ...
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from Climb on Wood
Keywords:
Urban Climbing,
film,
building,
apealling,
film about climbing buildings,bridges,
film Nouvelle Vague,
full length film,
climbing buildings,bridges,
mind Yannick Boissenot,
public monument
Have you ever walked past a building or public monument and thought about climbing it? I know have! I used to traverse the stone walls on the outside of the family house and often find myself thinking about climbing a particular line that catches my eye somewhere in the city. I don't think that there is a climber out there who wouldn't have thought about climbing something they found apealling, it's in our nature. With this in mind Yannick Boissenot has created an "urban climbing" film about climbing ...
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