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		<title>TREW 2011-2012</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Just beyond the shadows of Mt Hood, lies TREW Outerwear in Hood River, Oregon where they create outerwear for the true riders.  The collection focuses on a high demand of performance, function and style to the dedicated riders who need functional and highly durable gear.  All of the pieces offer a 20,000 waterproofing and breathability rating to stay dry in the outdoor elements and the construction is designed to ensure maximum foul-weather performance. TREW stands behind their products and offers a limited lifetime warranty which guarantees TREW products for the full lifetime of the product.  New for the 2011/12 season, all of TREW&#8217;s technical shells are made out of a small factory in Nepal. TREW PowFunk Jacket The PowFunk jacket redefines the boundaries of the technical shell, and it asks you to redefine the boundaries of your riding.  Inspiration beckons you from the summit of snowy peaks and from the wet trenches of Cascade pine groves.  Features durable 3-layer gelanots fabric 20,000 waterproof/breathable, YKK aquaguard water resistant zippers, helmet compatible hood, ergonomic powder skirt, 16 inch pit vents, 360 degree DWR fleece line collar, drop in goggle pocket, mp3 wire routing, steezed out external chest pockets, convenient under the flap [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
		
		
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		<title>Helly Hansen 2011-2012</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[For over 100 years, Helly Hansen has been making outerwear for those seeking the great outdoors.  Their history goes beyond being cool or core but a determination to give high quality, performance driven outerwear to all kinds of adventurers. The key components to Helly Hansen outerwear are insulation, ventiliation and waterproofing, that create jackets that work with you, not against you.  After wearing HH for years on my outdoor adventures, it was great to finally meet with them at SIA to hear more about the outerwear and upcoming collection for 11-12. Their mission is to protect and enable professionals that work in harsh environments.  Helly Hansen offers Helly Tech which is their waterproof and breathable technology.  There are three types of Helly Tech:  Professional (extreme protection in harsh conditions), Performance (keeps you in the performance zone) and Protection (for all wet weather activities). Here&#8217;s a sneak peak at some of Helly Hansen&#8217;s winter technical (designed for the mountain), outdoor technical (designed for any outdoor adventure) and some sportswear with scandinavian style. Helly Hansen Breacan Jacket Bringing stand-out-style to the slopes.  Colourful and subtle checks paired with performance fabrics, insulation and features.  Features Helly Tech Performance, Waterproof and breathable fabric, 15,000mm/24,000gm, [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
		
		
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