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| Woodchuck Tales: Kay Henry launches a company because she wanted more fun
In the late 60’s canoes were either made of aluminum (Grumman) or flat bottomed, heavy fiberglass (Old Town). Performance designs were non-existent. The Mad River Canoe company was born from a personal desire for a fun boat to paddle – starting with a hull shape that incorporated a shallow V, so you could lean the boat to turn (like skiing) yet it would track well and was faster in flat water. Read Story | Comment on this story | Go to all Woodchucks |
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| Woodchuck Tales: Bob Matheson finds his calling while waiting for a ‘real’ job
Bob Matheson, General Manager, Mountain Equipment Co-op -- Like pretty much everyone I know in outdoor industry I fell into the job while waiting to get a "real" job. I was signed up to join the military but I had lost my required birth certificate and needed some cash while I waited for its replacement. It was 1977 and I was a pretty avid Nordic skier at the time and thought "hey, it’d be cool to get a job talking about ski stuff; while I wait". I applied at a few places but the only place that said yes was a store called "Collegiate Sports". Read Story | Comment on this story | Go to all Woodchucks |
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| Calling all Woodchucks
History can be a wonderful thing. It carries with it the lessons of yesterday and the foundation for tomorrow. And no history is complete without a recounting and recognizing of the people and pioneers who helped forge the stories that fill those history books. Back in the early 1990s, outdoor industry veteran Larry Harrison decided it was time to ensure the stories of those pioneers who were integral in the establishment and growth of what we now know as the outdoor industry were not forgotten. So, he began to bestow an honor upon anyone who had been in the outdoor industry for 20 years or more and was willing to fill out a questionnaire ensuring the names and records were recorded for posterity. Each recipient of the honor received a pin, bearing the visage of the logo you see to the right. Wearers of this pin are members of a cadre of individuals proud to call themselves Woodchucks. Read Story | Comment on this story | Go to all Woodchucks |
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Product review: Pearl Izumi Infinity Windblocking Hoody May 9, 2012 The Pearl Izumi Infinity Windblocking Hoody SNEWS recently tested was infinitely versatile. Read Review | Comment on this review | Go to all Product Reviews |
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Osprey Poco Premium Child Carrier Apr 23, 2012 Osprey's new Poco line of child carriers delivers with all the comfort and fit attributes the brand is known for in its packs. Read Review | Comment on this review | Go to all Product Reviews |
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