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Don’t let the cold weather turn you off the winter outdoor experience, but rather turn it on with the Scarpa Grizu Heated Footbed. Insert the Grizu heated insole into any shoe or boot with a removable insole, and before you know it, the front of your foot will be a toasty 100°F, and you’ll be hot to trot. A microprocessor built into the insole senses the outdoor temperature and regulates accordingly, ensuring that your feel are never too hot, never too cold, but just right. The heated insole operates on a lithium battery that stays charged for seven hours, and comes with a charger and a double outlet so you can charge the left and right insoles separately. And to turn the temperature up or down, you control the heat output using a remote control. Now that’s heat at your fingertips! The Grizu Heated Footbed will be available in winter 2007. Scarpa
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When it’s really frigid out, you may catch yourself trekking and wishing you had a heater in your pocket, when a friend passes you the Zippo Hand Warmer. The sleek, small design lets you tuck it in your pocket, pants, gloves or boots so inconspicuously that you almost forget it’s there. But that warmth is hard to ignore. Using premium lighter fluid, Zippo Hand Warmer heats for 24 hours and produces 10 times the heat of a traditional model. You simply fill it, ignite it, and tuck it into the warming bag. From there on in, the Hand Warmer helps you manage your body heat so you can go longer and stronger. Zippo.
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For a warm welcome into the world’s coldest environments, slip into the new 2008 Marmot 8000 Meter Suit, specially designed for cold-weather, high-altitude camping. Offering lightweight protection from head to toe, the Marmot 8000 Meter Suit weighs just 5 lbs., 3 oz. and is equipped with a Primaloft layer of insulation on the back and calves. The attached hood can be worn with an added shell hood, providing an extra layer of warmth when you need it, or wear it alone in milder conditions. The full quilting on the suit body, hood and sleeves keeps the toasty 800-fill goose down from migrating. Articulated elbows, seat and knees improve mobility and durability. Convenient chest pockets provide easy access to your carry-on gear. The built-in hydration system pouch is handy when your water bottle isn’t. Marmot
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Make your camp kitchen comfortable with the Camp Time Roll-A-Table. Easy to set up, the Roll-A-Table comes equipped with a vinyl-covered wood slat top that stands up to abrasions, water and mildew. Boasting a space saving design, its 11 segment roll-top segments are cut progressively larger so that they nest together perfectly from one revolution to the next. Standing tall on strong aluminum alloy legs, this Camp Time table gives you plenty of leg room, because there’s no X-braces to hit your knees. When it’s not in use, the Roll-A-Table rolls up and takes up space less than 4% its set-up size. For your sitting pleasure, be sure to pick up the Roll-A-Stool. The Roll-A-Table sells for $78. Camp Time.

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The Monatauk Gnat Camping Stove is nothing to swat at! Weighing in at 1.6 ounces, the Gnat is being touted as the “world’s lightest production camp stove.” Ideal for backpackers who want to leave the weight behind, this Monatauk camping stove is made from titanium and has an aluminum base. Putting out 11,000 BTU, the Gnat works with butane canisters and can boil a liter of water in less than four minutes. It measures 2.25 × 2.25 × 2.5 inches when it’s folded, and packs away in a hard plastic case when not in use. Get cooking for $59.99. Monatauk.
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