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Photographer: Lisa Waisner, BWA Mont Blanc Trip
II, 2009
BLACK DIAMOND
eXpLoring the
Momentum DS—$74.95
Black Diamond’s Momentum DS harness offers all the
mountains
comfort and durability you’ll need on your next ascent
Pam Cherek, Sales Manager, Norman, OK
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thanks to the easily adjusted dual speed buckles and the molded
four pressure gear loops.
My very first backpacking trip was in the Cloud
Peak Wilderness Area in the Bighorn Mountains of
Wyoming. I will never forget what it was like to
lay under the stars for hours and not see a single
STERLING
airplane cross the sky. That trip changed my life
Marathon Pro Rope 60m—$195
and solidified my love for the outdoors. To this day
sleeping outside is still my favorite way to connect
The Sterling Marathon Sport Dynamic Rope is
with nature. When things get hectic and the rush of
guaranteed to be your best all-purpose climbing
line, perfect for long trad climbs or short clip-ups. everyday life gets to be too much, a day trip to the
Stay safe with durable sheath construction with line
Wichita Mountains of Southwest Oklahoma is just
that is strong enough to handle any crag occasion.
what I need to slow down and focus on what’s truly
important in life.
I think anyone who feels caught in a rut of daily
WESTERN MOUNTAINEERING
monotony should spend more time outside. I’ve
Alpinlite—$425
never liked gyms. Vigorous day hikes, long bike
When comfortable backcountry slumber is priority number one, this bag is wide, warm, and packed
rides, and weekly yoga sessions are standard ways
with features, including a 3-dimensional full down collar, a
for me to stay centered. I’m very fortunate that my
full-length YKK zipper, and 5” of loft.
job enables me to embrace my passions. Backwoods
is a company that inspires people to dream big, live
boldly and have fun every day. Spreading positive
energy and helping people live their lives more
completely is my little way of making the world a
better place.
Go Outside
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