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Social Climber $2.93 Social Climber |
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Deuter Packs Climber Pack (Youth) $68.95 The Climber Pack by Deuter celebrates the fact that every year climbers get younger and younger, showing us old folks how its done. Deuter designed a pack just for those little crankers with a super ventilated suspension system that keeps air flowing through the back keeping your young one cooler and less fatigued. The Climber pack is made for all sorts of climbing with ice axe loops and pole attachments in case they are destined for mountaineering and gear loops on the hip belt keeps important items nearby. |
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Falcon Guides Colorado Ice Climber’s Guide $25 Description of Falcon Guides Colorado Ice Climber’s GuideThe first comprehensive guide to ice climbing throughout Colorado.Features:Written by Cameron Burns240 Pages |
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Friksn Clothing Pongidae Climber Tee (Men’s) $23.95 The Pongidae Climber Tee by Friksn Clothing displays a graphic of a “great ape” chilling with the Friksn logo. Pongidae is a reference to the “great apes”, making this tee a tribute to the big furry gorillas who are very similar to some of the climbers you find in some rock scaling regions. |
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Swiss Army Climber Knife (Spring 2010) $33 FEATURES of the Climber Knife by Swiss Army Large blade Small blade Can opener with small screwdriver Bottle opener with large screwdriver and wire stripper Scissors Reamer with sewing eye Corkscrew Hook Toothpick Tweezers Key ring Lifetime warranty SPECIFICATIONS: Size: 91 mm / 3 1/2 inch |
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Deuter Climber Backpack (Fall 2010) $69 FEATURES of the Climber Backpack by Deuter Alpine Back System Ice Axe and Pole Attachments Mesh Side Pockets Sternum Strap with Emergency Whistle Hydration System Compatible Gear Loops on Hip Belt Compression straps Gear loops with plenty of space-Anything from karabiners to a magnifying glass Zipped pocket on the lid Valuables pocket in.D-Rings in. on the lid Soft hip fins with gear loops Chest strap with emergency whistle Shoulder straps with Soft-Edge edges Hydration system compatible. Not intended for children under 3 SPECIFICATIONS: Volume: 1350 cubic inches Torso: 10-16in inches Weight: 1 lb. 12 oz. Dimensions (HxWxD): 20.5 x 10.5 x 7 inches System: Alpine Materials: Ballistic / HexLite 210 Carrying Capacity: 15 lbs. OVERSIZE ITEM: We cannot ship this product by any expedited shipping method (3-Day – 2-Day or Next Day). Even if you pick that option – it will still go Ground Shipping. Sorry for being so mean. |
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Elaho Publishing West Coast Ice: The Climber Guide $37.95 Description of Elaho Publishing West Coast Ice : The Climber GuideThis is the the definitive new edition of the classic guide to the ice-climbs of Southwest British Columbia. Over 430 climbs are listed, all the classics and many outstanding new routes. A collectors item.Features:Paperback228 Pages |
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Alpenbooks An Ice Climber’s Guide to Northern New England, 2nd Edition $29.95 Description of Alpenbooks An Ice Climber’s Guide to Northern New England, 2nd EditionYour guide to Northern New Enlgand climbing.Features:Written by Rick Wilcox256 pagesPaperback |
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Joshua Tree Climber’s Salve (Fall 2009) $15 Climber’s Salve by Joshua Tree contains a carefully designed combination of natural ingredients blended into an effective salve and packaged in convenient to carry and use containers. Rock climbing results in cuts and abrasions to hands – elbows – knees – etc. Climbers needed a product to soothe the "rock rash" and expedite healing. JTCS was developed for that purpose and is loved by climbing enthusiasts around the world. Specifications: Weight: 2 oz (50 ml) Weight: 0.6 oz (15 ml) Mini Tin |
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Mountaineers Books A Climber’s Guide to the Teton Range $35 Description of Mountaineers Books A Climber’s Guide to the Teton RangeFor many years, A Climber’s Guide to the Teton Range has been the first choice for climbers of all levels of experience looking for comprehensive information on this popular destination. Now completely updated, this guide covers approximately 800 routes and more than 200 peaks.You’ll find complete route descriptions with difficulty ratings, as well as detailed information on access, approach considerations, and region-specific safety measures. The region’s climbing history, geology and climate are also detailed, along with hiking routes, equipment recommendations, and more. Everything you need to know about the Teton Range is available in this one source-it’s a must-have for all mountaineers.Features:Written by Reynold JacksonFeatured in Chessler’s Best 100 Mountaineering Titles Approximately 800 routes and more than 200 peaks90 climbing route toposPaperback544 pages |
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Earthbound Sports Rocky Mountain National Park, The Climber’s Guide: High Peaks $29.5 Description of Earthbound Sports Rocky Mountain National Park, The Climber’s Guide: High Peaks If you love the big mountains, remote alpine walls, multi-pitch traditional crags, ice climbs, and mixed alpine winter routes you need this book in your library and your pack. Features:Written by Bernard GillettAreas covered include:Arrowhead Cathedral Spires Cathedral Wall Chiefs Head Diamond Half Mountain Hallett Peak Keyboard of the Winds Loch Vale Longs Peak Lost World McHenrys Peak Moraine Park Mt. Alice Mt. Meeker Notchtop Mountain Otis Peak Pagoda Mountain Pilot Mountain Powell Peak Spearhead Ypsilon Mountain and more, more, more Paperback326 Pages |
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Beggar’s Hill $9.93 Beggar’s Hill |
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Meg’s Hill $9.63 Meg’s Hill |
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Trees On A Hill $9.49 Trees On A Hill |
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Hill Of Thieves $9.93 Hill Of Thieves |
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A Hill In Korea $7.93 A Hill In Korea |
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Wish Hill $7.83 Wish Hill |
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Clifton Hill $12.93 Clifton Hill |
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Silent Hill $8.93 Silent Hill |
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The Hill For Company $8.83 The Hill For Company |
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Ms. Hill $11.29 Ms. Hill |
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Lantern Hill $5.99 Lantern Hill |
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Staunton Hill $4.93 Staunton Hill |
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King Of The Hill $9.49 King Of The Hill |
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Lighthouse Hill $3.49 Lighthouse Hill |
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Ms Hill $4.83 Ms Hill |
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Fanny Hill $4.43 Fanny Hill |
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Notting Hill $4.43 Notting Hill |
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Blueberry Hill $2.79 Blueberry Hill |
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Cypress Hill $4.93 Cypress Hill |
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House On The Hill $4.93 House On The Hill |
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Cuckoo Hill $8.83 Cuckoo Hill |
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Tree On A Hill $9.93 Tree On A Hill |
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Heartbreak Hill $9.93 Heartbreak Hill |
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Through The Hill $9.73 Through The Hill |
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Vince Hill $3.23 Vince Hill |
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Little Tikes Jungle Climber. $249.99 Multilevel climber with 2 platforms, wavy slide and cargo netting. Ground level openings connect one play area with another through a secret entrance. For ages 3 to 6 years. Weight restriction 25kg. Size (H)137, (W)36, (D)121cm. Made from plastic. Self-assembly. By Little Tikes. |
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Little Tikes Seek and Explore Climber. $199.95 Junior climber. For ages 2 to 6 years. Weight restriction 25kg. Size (H)127, (W)45, (D)89cm. Made from plastic. Assembly required. By Little Tikes. |
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Earthbound Sports Rocky Mountain National Park, The Climber’s Guide: Estes Park Valley $30.5 Description of Earthbound Sports Rocky Mountain National Park, The Climber’s Guide: Estes Park Valley This is the most comprehensive climbing guide to to the low elevation cliffs surrounding the Town of Estes Park, the eastern edge of Rocky Mountain National Park, and surrounding National Forest lands. In this guide you’ll find countless topos and detailed descriptions of multi-pitch traditional crags, slabs, sport areas, toprope areas, and boulders. If you’re a climber visiting the park you need this book. Features:Written by Bernard GillettAreas covered include:Alligator Rock Big Thompson Canyon Cedar Park Slab Combat Rock Cow Creek Canyon Crags Deer Ridge Buttress Deville Rocks Eagle Rock – WARNING! – DO NOT CLIMB AT EAGLE ROCK!Eagles Rock (pages 146-148) is under new ownership and is no longer open for climbing. Fall River Road Crags Glen Haven Picnic Area Ironclads Jurassic Park Kinnikinnik Crags Lumpy RidgeMacGregor Slab Monastery Palisades P |
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Marketeer Stair Climber Shopping Trolley. $39.95 The stair climber trolley takes all the strain out of lifting up kerbs and steps. Blue and check. Showerproof. Draw string with lid. 1 external pocket. 6 wheels. Folds for easy storage. Size (H)61, (W)33, (D)26cm. Weight 2.7kg. Capacity 28 litres. By Marketeer. |
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The North Face Ozturk S/S Tee $25 Description of The North Face Ozturk S/S TeeMade from a super soft sueded cotton jersey, this comfortable t-shirt?s mountainous screen-print artwork on the front chest was designed by The North Face® athlete, and climber, Renan Ozturk.Features:Comfortable, lightweight, easy-care fabric with sueded finish for soft hand feel1×1 rib on collarWater-based graphic print at chestImported |
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SmartWool Eweturn Jersey – Women’s $85 Description of SmartWool Eweturn Jersey – Women’sWith its feminine, flattering and functional neckline?this mountain bike jersey is every bit as tough as it is stylish. Adding more function – a hidden security pocket with removable eyeglass chamois keeps lenses clean when the mud flies.Features:100% Wool jersey knit |
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Books and Calendars Dixie Cragger’s Atlas (Climber’s Guides to TN, AL, GA, and T-Wall) $19.95 The classic Dixie Cragger’s Atlas by Chris Watford is back! This guide has been the standard for rock climbers looking for information on the best crags in TN, AL, and GA, but has been out of print. Watford has revamped the guide, splitting it into two volumes, one focusing on Tennessee, the other on Alabama and Georgia. The new improved Dixie Cragger’s Atlas was well worth the wait!The Pocket Guide to Tennessee Wall is harvested from the larger Dixie Gragger’s Atlas Guide to Tennessee. This smaller guide provides indepth info on T-Wall, the “crown jewel” of southern sandstone climbing. |
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Five Ten Men’s Impact Sam Hill 2 Shoe (Spring 2010) $119.95 Built for speed and grip – the new Sam Hill V2 Signature shoes by Five Ten stick to pedals like burrs. Sam gave up clipless pedals for downhill races- and his choice of Five Ten has helped deliver him to the podium more times that we can count. Cut low for flexibility – the Sam Hill’s sport super-sticky Stealth S1 soles and a protective PU midsole that provides excellent tortional stability. The Sam Hills have moderately flexible midsoles for on-the-edge control. FEATURES of the Men’s Impact Sam Hill 2 Shoe by Five Ten Upper: Action Leather Closure: Laces Outsole: Stealth S1 SPECIFICATIONS: Weight: (Size-9) 17.1oz/486.21g |
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Billabong Women’s Novice Jersey Tank (Summer 2010) $19.99 FEATURES of the Women’s Novice Jersey Tank by Billabong 100% cotton Placement screenprint Did I say it was 100% cotton? Cute strappy jersey tank |
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Princeton Tec Apex Pro Headlamp (Spring 2010) – BEST OF URBAN CLIMBER 2008 $94.99 The Apex Pro Headlamp by Princeton Tec will surpass expectations. This Princeton Tec Headlamp is lightweight and a must – featuring ultimate power and function. Professional athletes and adventurers around the world have marveled at the power of this Princton Headlamp. In an effort to meet their unique and ever evolving needs – Princeton Tec has developed the Apex Pro to provide a faster and lighter option while still providing the ultimate in brightness and output. The Apex Pro Princeton Tec LED powered by 2 CR123 lithium batteries protected in a highly durable and waterproof case. Designed for professionals – and perfect for all users. Keep this one handy for those late night car searches- it can be dark. SPECIFICATIONS of the Apex Pro Headlamp by Princeton Tec Power: 130 Lumens Lamp: Maxbright LED – 4 Ultrabright LEDs Burn Time: 35 Hours Batteries: 2 CR123 Lithium Weight: 173g with Batteries Weight: 125g without Batteries UL Rating: APPROVED UL Temp CODE: T4 Brightness: 130 Lumens Distance: 96Meters Brightness Levels/Modes: 4 Level – 1 Flash Mode Regulated Led: + UL Approved: + Waterproof Rating: Level 2 |
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Benny Hill’s World Tour $6.93 Benny Hill’s World Tour |

Giro d’Italia: The Italian ‘Tour De France’
The Giro d’Italia has a fine history behind it, like the Tour de France it was started to publicise a newspaper, just like the Tour de France the organisers made the leaders jersey the same colour as the paper, yellow in France from the L’Auto newspaper and pink in Italy from the La Gazzetta dello Sport. The first Giro was in 1909 and was 2448 kilometres long (the shortest), split into 8 stages and was won by the Italian rider Luigi Ganna, 127 riders started in Milan, but by the finish, also in Milan, there was only 49 left, this was not the worst edition, in 1914 only 8 out of the 81 starters managed the full distance.
The winners.
Just like the Tour de France and the Vuelta a España, the Giro d’Italia always has a deserving winner, three riders have won it five times, Alfredo Binda and Fausto Coppi of Italy and the great Belgian, Eddy Merckx, Merckx of course also won the Tour de France five times and the Vuelta once. There have been many other “stars” who have won the Giro over the years, French heroes Jacques Anquetil and Bernard Hinault and from Spain Miguel Indurain have all one 5 Tours de France and the Giro more than once. The home riders have obviously been the big winners, Felice Gimondi, Gino Bartoli, Ivan Gotti, Gilberto Simoni and Paolo Savoldelli have all shown there winning ways, but the battles between Giuseppe Saronni and Francesco Moser in the 80’s are epic. The strangest rider to have taken part in the Giro d’Italia would be Alfonsina Morini Strada who is the only woman to have ridden the race, and finish!
The race itself.
The Giro has started outside of Italy on eight occasions, the furthest away being either Belgium, Greece or possibly the Dutch town of Groningen, which hosted the opening individual time trial in 2002. When the race is on Italian soil the main difficulties are usually the Alps, Dolomites and the Apennines, the Giro is in May so the big climbs can get dreadful weather, snow, rain and cold temperatures can shape the race and determine the winner.
The future of the Giro d’Italia.
The future of the Giro d’Italia looks good, since the UCI (cycling’s governing body) brought in the Pro-Tour all the top 20 teams have to ride the race, before they would only get all the Italian teams and a few foreign teams with sponsor interests in Italy, now the race is also shown free on television, where as before it could only be seen on a private station. The 2005 edition was one of the best for years, top teams, top riders and a hard course brought the race to life, for years the Giro had become a procession until the last hour, then the sprinters took over. The climbers had some good hard stages and the team leaders would do there work for the overall on the hills or the time trial, and that was it, now its one of the most exciting stage races there is from begging to end.
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