Thursday, April 12, 2012

5.11 Rush 24 Back Pack

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Post Date : Apr 12, 2012 10:51:16 | N/A

Full-size day pack with 20"H x 12.5"L x 8"D (2,000 cu in) main compartment and numerous smaller individual pockets and pouches, several with zipper closures.

Closed-cell foam back padded hydration pocket with two back-to-back zippered pull tabs
Generous web-platform on three sides with additional attachment points
Top exterior book-end pockets with non-scratching fleece-lined organization, two exterior, side, flat, zippered pockets, One interior stuff-pocket with draw cord
Adjustable, dual density closed-cell foam shoulder straps with Duraflex(TM) hardware
Two large metal grommet drainage holes on bottom of pack

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Saturday, April 7, 2012

New Balance Men's MT20v1 Trail Minimus Shoe

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Post Date : Apr 07, 2012 06:34:07 | N/A

An entirely different approach to trail running than the traditional running shoe, the New Balance Minimus Trail MT20 takes the proven versatile durability of a Vibram® outsole and combines it with a fitted, extremely minimalist upper that's comfortable with or without socks. This latest edition of the Minimus Trail features a modified upper on the same comfortable sole unit as its popular counterpart the MT10, creating a near-barefoot experience on the trail. Color: Grey + Red + Black

FIT: Designed to be worn barefoot, the Minimus shoes provide a tight fit and snug slipper-like feel. Many of our customers order a half size larger, especially when they intend to wear socks.

CAUTION: This product should be introduced slowly into a running exercise routine. New Balance recommends limiting initial use to 10% of overall running workouts and very gradually increasing time and distance.