- ready to tackle any job. The bigger- tougher- all-locking tools are in a class of their own. With this Multi-Plier on your belt or in your pack- you can be sure all of your projects will be finished in a snap.

In short:10m aerial images of GB.Ordnance Survey GB MiniScale® map. Route planning, distance measuring & drawing tools. Add pictures & text with media stickers. Share your “projects” with other Quo users. Multiple seamless maps. Unique zoom

and shoulder system to accommodate women’s busts and hips. The maximum capacity of 75 litres is likely to prove cavernous enough for the most ambitious projects. SA Supercool back system Expanding top flap Expandable Excel Pockets Lid attachment point

the thing in place. Also making it worse is the absence of a wire peak. This would help with the flapping and highwinds/if it rains. The guys at Buffalo really need to redesign this hood and bring it up to date. Its a mini project for me to alter the hood I

from the distance to the angle of ascent. Then let the PC work out your estimated time and print out a route card in detail, save your project and go back to the untouched original map..In short, It’s like having a highlight pen for your maps that you

was wearing it everyday for 3 weeks in the heavyest of Scottish rain on a Mapping project and still came down each day bone dry and not sweaty underneath. Breathes really well but as with all jackets to a point. Stomp up a hill on a hot sunny day wearing

, it's not actually lighter than the alpine as they started with more metal.It's worse than the alpine because:It looks like it could have been a school technology project so the alpine will outlive it.

the software packages all the user information together into a project, and uses its own proprietary file format alongside the GPX format. Unlike some of the competition, however, you get the option to set preferences on a global scale as well as to individual

behind the Mount Asgard Smock, check out our interview with the Mtn.Haus guys. They worked for months with Leo Houlding to develop this new pull-on for Leo's Mount Asgard project going through 18 prototypes in the process.There are neat touches all over

is reinforced, the bottom of the pad projects beyond it with a stitched seam joining mesh and pack fabric right at the point where it's likely to be abraded every time you put the pack down on its base.That may sound fussy, but we'd be surprised if that area