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Scouter’s Wish List The North Face Blaze 20° Long or Regular Therm-a-Rest® RidgeRest® Short Sleeping Bag Item Number: 47607 Long or Item Item Number: 47724 Number: 47601 Reg Therm-a-Rest® Trek & Travel™ Series Designed to do it all. Versatile mattresses that go anywhere you go. Trek & Travel mattresses offer the versatility to go anywhere and do anything, inspiring a rare sense of all- around confidence. Backpackers, globetrotters, paddlers and car campers sleep easy with these mattresses. All Trek & • Polarguard® 3D insulation. Travel Series mattresses have a green top and grey bottom. • Overlapping shingle construction. • Full length draft tube. • Lightweight: Superlight for situations when every ounce • One-hand color-coded pull cords for easy counts. hood adjustment. • Warm: Ridges increase softness; valleys trap warm air. • Easy-grab pull tabs. • Long-Lasting: Durable closed-cell foam can take years • Nylon/mesh storage bag included. of abuse. • Stuff sack included. • Closed-Cell Foam. • Mateable - order left or right zipper • Size: 20 in. x 48 in. x .625 in. • Rolled Size: 20 in. x 6.5 in. ****The long is 6‘ 6“ long****** • Weight: 9 oz. The regular is only 6‘ Therm-a-Rest® ProLite 4™ Regular Item Number: 47736 Fast & Light mattresses offer unrivaled freedom. They weigh less and pack smaller than other mattresses, facilitating the kind of high-speed, low-weight experience that extreme alpinists, adventure racers and long-distance backpackers have always craved. All Fast & Light Series mattresses have an orange top and grey bottom. • Ultralight: Innovative new materials reduce weight by 20%. • Compact: Tapered ergonomic design rolls up super-small. • All-Season: Thick and warm enough for winter camping. • Nonslip: Super-grip bottom • Self-Inflating. • Size: 20 in. x 72 in. x 1.5 in. • Rolled Size: 11 in. x 4.8 in. • W eight: 1 lb. 8 oz. Campmor Compression Caps Small/Med/Large Outdoor Research #1 - 13"x6" Hydrolite™ Pack Sacks™ Item Number: 49997 - small Item Number: 81463 - #1 - 13"x6" Item Number: 49998 œ medium 81465 - #2 - 15 1/4"x7" Item Number: 49999 - large 81470 - #3 - 17 1/2"x8" Venture into shaky weather conditions with this lightweight, weather-resistant pack sack. Hydrolite™ coated fabric 8 in. diameter. Color: Yellow/black. Wt. 6 oz. Simply provides waterproof performance, with taped seams to keep slip these caps over the ends of your existing water out. The reversed fabric tunnel and Hypalon™ sleeping bag stuff sack and tighten the straps. cordlock keeper work together to ease cinching of the Reduces stuff size by 20%-40%. Measure the drawcord. A dust flap keeps dirt and moisture out of the diameter across the bottom of your stuff sack for opening, while a webbing handle makes the bottom easy to sizing. 1 set per package. Made in USA. grab. Therm-a-Rest 12 in. x 15 in. Deluxe Clever™ Toothbrush Pillow Item Number: 41114 Item Number: 82265 Luxuriously soft, polyester-filld camp pillows The Clever™ Toothbrush conveniently stores a supply with an easy-to-use drawstring closure. For of toothpaste within its own handle. The unique packing and storage, they compress to patented design enables the user to have complete compact size secured by a cordlock. Size: 12 comfort, security, and flexibility to take the product in. x 15 in. Wt. 11.5 oz. wherever they need to go. No need to worry about reaching into your travel kit, handbag or briefcase for a toothbrush and a tube of toothpaste. Just snap open the toothbrush, fill up the reservoir with your favorite toothpaste, secure it back together, and it‘s ready to use. Outdoor Products Vertical Compressor Bag Kid's Camp-Tech® High Peaks Packable Parka Regular Item Number: 90510 Item Number: 90140 • Combination bag and cap. • Adjustable side straps for vertical compression. • Size: 6.5 in. Diameter x 16.5 in. Length. Finally - a technical waterproof, breathable, windproof garment for Kids that is value priced. Camp-Tech® was • Weight: 4 oz. engineered especially for Campmor by the largest raingear manufacturer in the world. The high-tech polyurethane coating used in Camp-Tech® fabric contains microporous and vapor permeable layers allowing perspiration to escape while preventing water from penetrating. The result is a garment that keeps you dry, comfortable, and protected at an affordable price, even for growing kids! Camelbak Tempo™ 70 oz. Hydration Pack Kelty 2004 Coyote 4750 Internal Frame Pack Item Number: 67644 Item Number: 87900 Carries all your hydration and your essentials. Cargo pocket A smaller version of the popular Red Cloud for smaller backpackers. securely holds your gear. Reflectivity for increased low-light Adjustable suspension, aluminum stays, two-layer waistbelt, and sternum safety. Breathable mesh harness keeps you cool. Sternum strap strap. HDPE mid-back framesheet, breathable suspension elements, and keeps the pack load stable. Made with 420D Nylong Twill Size: padded back panel. Load lifter straps and belt stabilizers. Scherer™ Cinch 17in. x 10.5in. x 2in. Wt. .14oz. empty, 5.1lbs. filled Capacity: waistbelt tightening system. Top-loading packbag features top lid that 19cu. in. converts to a fanny pack. Double drawcord spindrift collar. Internal slab pocket, large front pouch, and expandable side pockets. Hydration or compatible with drinking tube exit port. (hydration system not included) Side and vertical compression straps help stabilize heavy pack loads. Airlock buckles, ice axe loops, and daisy chain. 2004 Camelbak® Scout™ 35 oz Children's Hydration Item Number: 67675 Or PEAK 1® LUNAR™ YOUTH BACKPACK Pack capacity: 3400 cubic inches Top loading with front mesh pocket and 2 side pockets Pack weight: 2.7 lbs. Quick release webbing straps for secure The Scout™ not only offers kids the hydration they need, but the attachment of camp pad or sleeping bags Daisy chain for additional external option to carry their own gear with them. Great for daytrips, hikes, organization U-shaped zipper access to bottom of pack Drawstring divider and family camping. between upper and lower compartments Or Or http://www.scoutdirect.com/index.htm 2004 Camelbak Trailblazer 70Oz. Hydration Pack Item Alps Mountaineering Number: 67653 Cascade ComfortGlide Suspension Top Load - Extendable Top Lid Lower access Removable divider 2 side zip pockets Front zippered pkt. Spindrift collar Side bottle pockets Top pocket fanny Integrated rain cover Two sizes available: Stay hydrated on the go. For hiking, running, cycling and more. 4000 & 5000 cu. in. CamelBak bladders are collapsible, FDA approved, have a leakproof filler cap and a full flow delivery manifold. The Superflo Freedom Valve™, with its split bite, regulates the flow of liquid, hands free. Apply pressure with your teeth and it opens, release and it closes. Holds hot or cold liquids. Made in USA. 70oz Omega™ reservoir with Ergo handle for easy cleaning and filling. Channel Ventilated 50mm PE foam back panel with frame sheet. HydroLock for leak-free transport and easy filter adaptability. 420 denier ripstop nylon with 1000 denier nylon bottom panel. Internal mesh organizers with key clip. Easy access hydration compartment. Sternum strap and 1" waistbelt. Dual side compression straps and ice axe loop. Capacity: 1624 cu. in. Size: 19"x10"x8". Wt. 2lbs. empty, 6lbs filled. COLEMAN WOODSMAN™ FOLDING CHAIR Steel Shaft Camp Axe Item Number: 81014 • Rust resistant aluminum frame • Weather resistant fabric • Folds to fit easily in your trunk • Made in USA Forged steel head with a steel shaft and non-slip grip. 13 in. length. Heavy plastic protective covering for axe head included. Wt. 1 lb. 14 oz. Imported. Leatherman Kick™ Multi-Tool Coleman 4D Classic U-Tube Lantern Item Number: 81110 Item Number: 85418 Leatherman®'s slimmest new tool, the Kick™, offers the same full-strength stainless Very bright, 7-watt 4D fluorescent u-tube for a brighter, steel body as other Leatherman® tools. whiter light. Extremely durable, weather-resistant, Features Zytel® handles to ensure a firm, shatter-proof design. Runs 23 hours on low setting, 14 comfortable grip. For active people who like a Easy bulb replacement with unique little less weight on their hip. Size: 4 inches. hours on high. Weight: 5.2 oz. Made with stainless steel. quick-release bulb system. Size: 10 in. x 5.25 in. x 5.25 in. Wt. 1 lb. 12 oz. Columbia Glacial Haiku™ Hoodie (For Columbia Youth Boy's Class IV W ater Shorts Children) - 2004 Item Number: 59663 Item Number: 69001 Pull-on fleece hoodie has a generous cut for a Quick-dry shorts, perfect for a day at the beach casual, comfortable fit. Easy-care, wrinkle- or a romp in the sprinkler. 100% textured nylon resistant fabric. Non-pilling 100% polyester Perfecta Plus™ fabric with laundered finish has Glacial™ Fleece II has one side brushed for the comfort of cotton. Full elastic waist with softness. Columbia® logo embroidery on adjustable nylon web belt for a comfortable fit. A front yoke. Double needle topstitching on pocket for all your youngster's treasures - two front and sleeves. Avg wt. 10 oz. Import. front slash pockets with mesh lining, left side cargo pocket with zip closure, right side cargo pocket with hook & loop closure and interior key/coin pocket. Interior mesh liner. Inseam 9". Avg wt. 6oz. Import. Campmor Trekmor Youth Pants Campmor Youth Polartec® 200 Fleece Pants Item Number: 39922 Item Number: 36431 Designed for active youth with a love for the outdoors. Styled with high-quality, easy-care fabric for function and performance at prices Sizes: XS(5-6), S(7-8), M(10-12), L(14-16), parents appreciate. 100 percent quick-dry nylon XL(18-20). fabric with moisture management to wick Premium quality, mid-weight Polartec® Classic 200™ perspiration off the skin. Fabric provides sun fleece. protection from harmful UVA and UVB rays.
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