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Brunton 8X22 Monocular: More Than Meets The Eye

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Brunton Monocular

Brunton MonocularScope your line down the moun­tain­side, spy the crux of a climb, or find where the trail cross­es the moun­tain pass with the 8X22 Monoc­u­lar from Brunton.

Weigh­ing a scant 2.9 ounces, there’s no rea­son to think twice about bring­ing it along. It’s rein­forced with mul­ti­ple coat­ings of rub­ber so it can take a beat­ing on all of your out­ings whether you car­ry it in the brain of your pack, your pock­et, or in your hand.

The eight-pow­er mag­ni­fi­ca­tion in this monoc­u­lar means that objects will appear eight times clos­er than they would with the unas­sist­ed eye. So you’ll be able to bring the out­doors clos­er with the 8X22 monoc­u­lar from Brunton. 

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Brunton, Cushe, Primus, LAS Helmets, & More!

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Mem­bers, click through below for exclu­sive sav­ings on today’s fea­tured brands:

Brun­ton: In 1894, Brun­ton cre­at­ed a pock­et com­pass that freed out­doors­men from bulky equip­ment. See how they con­tin­ue to inno­vate in our col­lec­tion of binoc­u­lars, tripods, and more.

Cushe: Slip­ping your foot into a Cushe is trans­for­ma­tive in the same way get­ting into a bathrobe can be trans­for­ma­tive: once it’s on, all your trou­bles seem to melt into the back­ground of comfort.

Primus: Dur­ing the Hero­ic Age of Arc­tic Explo­ration, two Scan­di­na­vian inven­tors devel­oped a pack­able, soot-free stove to aid explor­ers in their con­quests. Lib­er­ate your­self with the stoves fea­tured here.

LAS Hel­mets: This Ital­ian brand makes the pre­ferred hel­met for those who prize sleek, aero­dy­nam­ic design and unpar­al­leled struc­tur­al integri­ty. Fea­tur­ing race and cycling helmets.

Per­for­mance Socks: The best socks are like a good dog. They stay where they’re told, keep your feet warm, and smell appro­pri­ate­ly enough for an invi­ta­tion indoors. Throw your feet a bone with the socks in this collection.

Knife & Tool: Need to whit­tle an extra tent stake, open a can of beans, or defend your­self against a snarling lion? Now you can solve any num­ber of back­coun­try prob­lems with a knife or mul­ti-tool from this col­lec­tion.

 

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Emu Australia, Planetary Design, Primus, Brunton, Falcon Guides, and Winter Boots

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Mem­bers, click through below for exclu­sive sav­ings on today’s fea­tured brands:

Emu Aus­tralia: An emu is the Aus­tralian nation­al bird and it can only walk in one direc­tion, for­ward. Put one foot in front of anoth­er with the sheep­skin slip­pers and casu­al boots fea­tured in this col­lec­tion.

Plan­e­tary Design: Brew­ing cof­fee in a dirty sock at camp might earn you cow­boy-tough cred­i­bil­i­ty, but it’s not a long-term solu­tion. Turn a Cup O’ Joe into a culi­nary delight with the French press fea­tured here. 

Primus: Dur­ing the Hero­ic Age of Arc­tic Explo­ration, two Scan­di­na­vian inven­tors devel­oped a pack­able, soot-free stove to aid explor­ers in their con­quests. Lib­er­ate your­self with the propane stoves fea­tured here.

Brun­ton: In 1894, Brun­ton cre­at­ed a pock­et com­pass that freed explor­ers from bulky equip­ment. See how they con­tin­ue to inno­vate in this exclu­sive col­lec­tion of tripods, GPS units, binoc­u­lars, and more.

 

Fal­con Guides: That dog-eared Fal­con Guide in your pack is more than a book; it’s a friend. It’s saved your butt more times than you care to admit. Get the low-down on your next adven­ture at mem­ber-exclu­sive prices.

Men’s Win­ter Boots: Stop dodg­ing pud­dles and walk­ing around snow­drifts: Stomp on through win­ter with a new pair of boots and water­proof shoes from the top brands like KEEN, Sorel, and more fea­tured in this col­lec­tion. 

 

Wom­en’s Win­ter Boots: Stomp around the sog­gy Olympic Penin­su­la or kick through deep snow­drifts in the Rock­ies this win­ter. We’re fea­tur­ing rub­ber, leather, and GORE-TEX boots by Patag­o­nia, KEEN, and more.

 

 

IN OTHER NEWS: 

The Far­thest Hour: Did you know? On Octo­ber 25th (that’s today!), 1972, Eddy Mer­ckx set the ini­tial record for the amount of miles biked in a sin­gle hour on a bicy­cle. He used a drop han­dle­bar, steel-tubed frame to bike around a velo­drome in Mex­i­co City for a grand total of 49.431km, or just under 31 miles. Mer­ckx held his record for 12 years. He summed up the effort by say­ing, “It was the hard­est ride of my life.”

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Mountain Khakis, Brunton, Princeton Tec, Grand Trunk, & More!

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Mem­bers, click through for insid­er pric­ing on dai­ly deals!

Fresh on the menu today:

Moun­tain Khakis: Estab­lished in 2003, Moun­tain Khakis start­ed as a casu­al con­ver­sa­tion between friends at the Shady Lady Saloon in Jack­son Hole, WY. Inspired by the moun­tain lifestyle, the brand builds rugged, authen­tic, and reli­able cloth­ing for the adven­tur­er at heart. This col­lec­tion fea­tures men’s shirts and shorts at mem­ber-exclu­sive prices.

Brun­ton: In 1894, D.W. Brun­ton cre­at­ed the Pock­et Tran­sit: a com­pact, pre­ci­sion com­pass that freed out­doors­men from the bulky equip­ment of the time. Over a cen­tu­ry lat­er, the com­pa­ny con­tin­ues to push the bound­aries of out­door tech­nol­o­gy. Click through now for insid­er prices on Brun­ton com­pass­es, back­coun­try solar-pow­er sys­tems, and more.

Prince­ton Tec: Prince­ton Tec has been bat­tling the Dark Side of the out­doors with rev­o­lu­tion­ary illu­mi­na­tion tech­nol­o­gy since 1975. Inspired by human-pow­ered explo­ration, the brand works with adven­ture ath­letes to design the bright­est, most rugged tools for any con­di­tion. In this col­lec­tion we fea­ture head­lamps, bicy­cle lights, and more.

Grand Trunk: The recipe for adven­ture trav­el isn’t too com­pli­cat­ed: Take a pinch of curios­i­ty, a dash of grit and then shake it all up in a for­eign land. When the smoke clears, you’ll have an unfor­get­table expe­ri­ence. And, if you do it right, you’ll also be sport­ing a few things from Grand Trunk—maker of the best gear for explor­ers of the road less trav­eled. If you’re the type of per­son who prefers adven­ture trav­el to a trip to the time­share then you won’t want to miss out on this event. Throw a dart at the map and step into the unknown with Grand Trunk ham­mocks, trav­el acces­sories, and more at mem­ber-exclu­sive pricing.

IN OTHER NEWS:

Vámonos, Ami­gos: Did you know? On August 4 (that’s today!), 1873, while pro­tect­ing a rail­road sur­vey par­ty in Mon­tana, Lieu­tenant Colonel George Arm­strong Custer and his 7th Cav­al­ry first clashed with the Sioux Indi­ans, who would ulti­mate­ly defeat the unit three years lat­er at Lit­tle Big Horn. Before the scuf­fle, the mil­i­tary escort saw lit­tle action, and Custer took the oppor­tu­ni­ty to get back to his roots as an out­doors­man. Spend­ing a major­i­ty of his time search­ing for game, he would often lead the 7th Cav­al­ry towards fer­tile hunt­ing grounds, far from the sur­vey crew they were hired to pro­tect. A savvy woods­man, one might pre­sup­pose that Custer may have fared bet­ter by leav­ing the cav­al­ry alto­geth­er, and turn­ing his pas­sion for the out­doors into a lucra­tive career as a big-game guide.

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Brunton Backcountry Gadgetry, Toes on the Nose Apparel, Women’s Summer Apparel, & More

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Mem­bers, click through for insid­er pric­ing on dai­ly deals!

Fresh on the menu today:

Brun­ton: In 1894, D.W. Brun­ton cre­at­ed the Pock­et Tran­sit: a com­pact, pre­ci­sion com­pass that freed out­doors­men from the bulky equip­ment of the time. Over a cen­tu­ry lat­er, the com­pa­ny con­tin­ues to push the bound­aries of out­door tech­nol­o­gy. Click through now for insid­er prices on Brun­ton com­pass­es, back­coun­try solar-pow­er sys­tems, and more.

Toes on the Nose: With clean & clas­sic design meant to reflect the sim­plic­i­ty of ear­li­er times, Toes on the Nose surf appar­el reflects the his­to­ry and soul of surf­ing. The com­pa­ny takes its name from an old col­umn in Surfer Quar­ter­ly mag­a­zine. Make your old clothes his­to­ry with Men’s appar­el from Toes on the Nose; avail­able now at The Clymb for mem­ber-exclu­sive pricing.

Wom­en’s Sum­mer Appar­el: Sun on the shoul­ders. Blades of grass between the toes. Hot rock beneath the fin­ger­tips. Sum­mer man­i­fests itself in so many ways. Soak in the sea­son com­fort­ably with play­ful dress­es, skirts, tanks and more. Fea­tur­ing Aven­tu­ra, El Nat­u­ral­ista, and more. Click through now.

ALSO AVAILABLE: Stroke Pad­dle­boards, ExOf­fi­cio Appar­el, Drag­on Sun­glass­es, Women’s Swimwear, & More

IN OTHER NEWS:

Arc­tic Bal­loon Fail: Did you know? On July 11 (that’s today!), 1897, Swedish engi­neer-turned aero­naut and polar explor­er Salomon August Andrée set out in a hydro­gen bal­loon of his own design to reach the Geo­graph­ic North Pole. He did­n’t make it. Dur­ing lift-off, the bal­loon lost two of the three slid­ing ropes that the expe­di­tion planned to use to land safe­ly. Then came the storm. Ten miles into the expe­di­tion, Andrée and his two com­pan­ions were forced to hun­ker in the bal­loon’s bas­ket as hor­rif­ic winds rav­aged their con­trap­tion from all sides. After near­ly 300 miles of freez­ing flight with over 65 hours in the air, the team was forced onto the ice, where they some­what mirac­u­lous­ly land­ed The Eagle (the name of their bal­loon) with lit­tle dam­age. The expe­di­tion then attempt­ed to push on by foot, drag­ging sledges full of sup­plies and shoot­ing the occa­sion­al polar bear for food. None of the men sur­vived to reach the pole. His­to­ri­ans believe the explor­ers died from ingest­ing polar bear flesh crawl­ing with par­a­sites. Andrée’s cam­paign, though a source of nation­al­is­tic pride at the time, is now used as an exam­ple of one of those mis­sions that was so doomed from the begin­ning it nev­er should have been attempt­ed. What would you do?

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Brunton, Summer Sunglasses, and Everyday Essentials

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Mon­day may mean back to the grind, but it also means back to a full week of exclu­sive events. This week we’re start­ing off with:

Brun­ton: In 1894, Brun­ton cre­at­ed a pock­et com­pass that freed out­doors­men from bulky equip­ment. See how they con­tin­ue to inno­vate in our col­lec­tion of com­pass­es, back­coun­try solar-pow­er sys­tems, and more.

Sum­mer Sun­glass­es: Don’t let work­ing for the man break your spir­its. You can look boss even if you’re a grunt this sum­mer with a new pair of bold shades from SPY, Drag­on, Anar­chy, & more.

Every­day Essen­tials: A grab bag of good­ness, this fun col­lec­tion fea­tures a vari­ety of acces­sories includ­ing wal­lets, belts, watch­es, and more by top brands such as Suun­to, DAKINE, and Timberland.