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Outdoor Retailer: SteriPEN Sidewinder -- hand-crank UV purifier

SteriPEN has introduced the battery-free, hand-crank Sidewinder UV water purifier for fall. The Sidewinder uses an exclusive UV system that destroys waterborne bacteria, viruses, and protozoa, such as giardia and cryptosporidium.

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Outdoor Retailer: Exploring OR (Part 2)

The third day of Outdoor Retailer included breakfast with the Conservation Alliance and visits to Easton, Hilleberg, Leki, injini, Polar, and Bluewater for contributor Bill Straka.

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Outdoor retailer: Getting water in and keeping it out

How's this for contrast: one technology for getting water into your body, and another for keeping it out of your favorite gadgets. We check out the Geigerrig hydration system and the vacuum-sealed waterproof Dry Case.

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Outdoor Retailer: Jetboil stoves for 2011

Jetboil is introducing three new stoves — the titanium and aluminum Sōl personal cooking systems and the economical Zip — along with a 1.8-liter companion cup and the CrunchIt (a tool to help users recycle fuel cans), all for 2011.

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Outdoor Retailer: Camelbak Antidote reservoir -- total overhaul -- plus packs

If someone develops a torque tool to help open your too-tight hydration reservoirs, you may want to consider a redesign. CamelBak opted for a complete overhaul with the Antidote.

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Outdoor Retailer: Mountainsmith adds tents, sleeping bags

Two backpacking tents and six mummy-style sleeping bags will be added to the company's line-up in 2011.

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Outdoor Retailer: Exploring OR (Part 1)

The first two days of Outdoor Retailer included visits to Magellan, DeLorme, Suunto, Celestron, and others for contributor Bill Straka.

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Outdoor Retailer: Cool new dog gear

Dehydrated food and high-tech fabrics and packs give outdoor dogs plenty to wag about.

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Outdoor Retailer: Klymit Inertia X Frame pad

What looks like the bare bones skeleton of a sleeping pad, is really the minimal, ultralight (9.1 ounces) Inertia X Frame pad from Klymit.

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Outdoor Retailer: "Lightest Double-Wall Shelter in the World"

Terra Nova's double-walled tent tips the scales at just over a pound, but you'll want to check the sticker price before jumping for joy.

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Outdoor Retailer: Building a Victorinox Swiss Army Knife -- by hand

Anyone with twenty-five dollars to spare can go out and buy a Victorinox Spartan multi-tool. But, making your own by hand? That's priceless. I was lucky enough to make my own Spartan, thanks to Victorinox's Brian Ordway who patiently walked me through the process at Outdoor Retailer.

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Outdoor Retailer: Easton Mountain Products

How do you make a tent pole up to 59 percent lighter and leave out the shock cord? How do you protect a trekking pole's grip from vibration in any direction? Ask the folks at Easton, a true development company.

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Outdoor Retailer: Columbia Sportswear acquiring OutDry technology

Columbia's purchase of OutDry, the Italian maker of high-tech waterproofing fabric, raises the stakes in the race to develop waterproof/breathable fabrics.

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Outdoor Retailer: Day One Round-Up

What stood out after a full first day on the show floor? Shells from Outdoor Research, GoLite, and Rab. New GoLit packs, and sleeping bags from Sea to Summit and Sierra Designs.

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Outdoor Retailer: Kelty lights, vintage packs, pads

Kelty introduces its first ever line of lights for spring 2011, along with vintage-inspired day packs, and new sleeping pads. Scott Kaier showed us the goods.

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