Tag Archives: Fleece


Range of Light Carries on a Rich Ecological Tradition

Written by Mike Goodenow Weber
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One century ago this month, on December 24, 1914, America’s greatest pioneering naturalist died in Los Angeles at age 76.  John Muir was a true Renaissance man – a botanist, geologist, engineer, inventor, rancher, explorer, ecological thinker, and writer whose … Continue reading →


Got Heat? Heat Holder Gloves, Socks and Surprises

Written by Phillip Gary Smith
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Here’s the hot formula: combine comfort with advanced insulating yarn, wear everywhere. That’s the outcome for Heat Holders, the leader in thermal outdoor wear. With their unique entries in the world of footwear and gloves, one looks good and, … Continue reading →


Hurrah! Choucas! Official Headwear USSSA National Snowshoe Team

Written by Phillip Gary Smith
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Promising to be the brightest, best-dressed U.S. Snowshoe Association National Team yet, Choucas (“shoo kah”) tips their whimsical, colorful hats to honor the sport of snowshoeing.

With their status now as the official headwear for this élite group of 22 … Continue reading →


I Scream You Scream – Screamer Hats

Written by Steph Florian
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We all scream for practical, functional, colorful winter head fashion no matter what part of the world we play in. From the Swiss Alps to Mongolia and even Uzbekistan – cold countries across the map rely on Screamer Hats for … Continue reading →