Breakaway Insulated 20 oz Bike Bottle (Discontinued)
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SKU INB20OZ16
As cycling enthusiasts, we know a thing or two about power sprints, brutal hills, and relishing the downhill ride. We also know there’s nothing better than taking a big swig of cold water, hours after its poured. So, we built the Breakaway® Insulated bott
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More volume for more adventures. 48oz of BPA/BPA-free Tritan Renew, Nalgene's new material derived from 50% waste plastic (using ISCC certified mass balance). The classic Nalgene Wide Mouth bottle with expertly crafted threads for leak-proof hydration and
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The SAKA chalk bag’s ergonomic shape makes it easy to access the chalk. It has a practical drawstring and cordlock closure system. A double textile brush slot can hold a variety of brush types. Made with 100 % recycled polyester and nylon, this product ha
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One of the most spectacular sights between Banff and Lake Louise. This wall of a mountain is breathtaking. Castle Mountain is now featured in a 16oz glass. And the artwork on the packaging is stunning.
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The Bugaboos Provincial Park is located between Golden and Radium, BC. This 3D replica 12oz tumbler glass features Snow Patch, Spire, Brenta, North Post and East Post. I pairs perfect with an amber liquid.
Sustainability in your hands. Nalgene is proud to be the first to market with a new resin powered by next generation recycling technology that transforms plastic destined for landfills into high performance BPA/BPS free bottles. The new Nalgene Sustain pr
The ANGE S carabiner represents the best of both traditional solid and classic wire gate carabiners. It combines the fluidity of a solid gate with the lightness of a wire gate. Petzl's MonoFil Keylock technology and the H-shaped cross-section make the ANG
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A guide to several climbs in the Shuswap around Salmon Arm, British Columbia. Includes climbs for several locations, each with multiple routes mapped out.
Backcountry Shames describes backcountry skiing near Shames Mountain ski area in northwestern British Columbia. Routes are marked on a 1:33,300 scale topographic map and include information on ski ascent routes, ski runs, popular names, backcountry cabins
Lightweight asymmetrical large-capacity carabiner
The lightweight WILLIAM large-capacity asymmetrical carabiner is made of aluminum. It has a pear shape that is practical for easily connecting multiple items. Its fluid interior design and Keylock system
With a compact shape and SCREW-LOCK locking system, the ATTACHE carabiner is designed for use in a variety of belay applications. It has an H-shaped frame to keep the weight low and the round-stock basket creates a smooth surface for the rope to run over,
Often considered the 7th Wonder of the World, this magnificent natural phenomenon is one Canada's largest natural attractions. This double-walled glass is a 3D replica of the majestic Falls.
Two Lions, known as Ch'ích'iyúy Elx̱wíḵn ("The Twin Sisters") in the Squamish language, is one of the most prominent ranges in British Columbia and can be seen from the greater Vancouver area.
