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CURRENT ALPINE ROCK CONDITIONS UPDATE By Blake Herrington
Are
you ready for Alpine Rock season? July is nearly gone and the days are
already getting shorter. But with the sun still high in the sky and very
low snowpacks from a dismal winter in many prime mountain areas, the
time is perfect for long alpine rock climbs. Many of the nation's
premier alpine venues are perfect right now, but here's a
region-specific roundup to help you plan your trip...
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LIGHTWEIGHT. PHANTOM PACK.
The Phantom
is a fully featured pack designed for alpine blitzes in all types of
terrain and conditions. It is a universal favorite for our athletes who
range in disciplines from alpine rock climbing where it excels as a
lightweight on-route pack to light & fast peak baggers where it
registers as about the lightest rig possible for carrying a light axe,
crampons, layers and sustenance for a romp at altitude. The basic design
is simple: 15 liters to carry that perfect amount of just enough, but
not too much...
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MONTHLY GEAR GIVE AWAY
In
honor of Justin Lichter (aka Trauma), we are giving away a Phantom pack
– a product that truly embodies the light & fast minimalist ethic
being driven by the world's most prolific through-hiker – and a copy of
his new book, 'Trail Tested: A Thru-Hiker's Insights Into Hiking &
Backpacking,' that was released in May of 2012 and contains more
applicable tips and tricks than any book we have ever read on the
subject. For a complete review, see our post from May 14 HERE.
Congratulations to last month's winner, Doug, who won a Laser CR harness from Cassin; our newest laminate construction big mountain harness.
As a CAMP USA E-News subscriber, you are automatically entered in the monthly gear drawing. Tell your friends and good luck! | |
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DISCLAIMER
For any questions always refer to the C.A.M.P. USA website http://www.camp-usa.com/, C.A.M.P. Italy’s website http://www.camp.it/. For reference to any manufacturing or fall standards refer to the UIAA website http://www.theuiaa.org/.
Warning:
Climbing is dangerous. It is the sole responsibility of the purchaser
or user of any C.A.M.P. technical adventure equipment to get proper
instruction and to act safely and in accordance with the uses and
specifications outlined by C.A.M.P. in its product literature. It is
your responsibility to learn how to use the product safely. Product
instruction manuals are available for download on all relevant product
pages. If you have any questions about the specific function of a piece
of climbing equipment, contact C.A.M.P. USA before use. |
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