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Trailblazer’s Storm Survival Kit

by TonyDasilva on October 27, 2012

We are in the midst of the quiet before the storm, so, this weekend, get prepared, ask questions, and suit up for this week’s incoming storm.

Also, stop in to any of our locations and gear up!

Here are some essentials below.

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Trailblazer and KEEN Raise Funds For Disaster Relief From Spring Storms

by TonyDasilva June 16, 2011 Hike

KEEN will donate $5 to the American Red Cross for every pair of its shoes sold from June 17 to July 3 at Trailblazer’s 3 locations! In response to the devastating spring storms in the South and Midwest, Trailblazer and KEEN have joined forces to raise money to support Spring Storm disaster relief efforts. KEEN [...]

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The North Face Verto Jacket (VIDEO)

by TonyDasilva June 13, 2011 Gear Guide

The North Face Verto Jacket is one of our favorites. The price is right and the versatility combined with the weather resistance is awesome. Check out one of North Face’s new videos showcasing the Verto: The North Face Verto jacket is specifically engineered for climbing excursions there space is a valuable commodity. The Verto is [...]

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Fail Friday’s: Driving In the Snow Fails

by TonyDasilva January 7, 2011 Fail Friday's

We just finished up getting over a blizzard and now it’s supposed to snow again for the next day or so. In honor of the snow driving we have done, will do, and have to deal with, let’s see some of the “what not to do’s” and be present enough not to end up in a [...]

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Cold Weather Gear: What To Wear

by Trailblazer November 7, 2010 Gear Guide

By: Caitlin Thayer The cool weather is setting in and I am waiting for the day when it’s too cold to want to step out the door and go for a run. I ran a 5k a couple of weekends ago and it was a beautiful day for running, but that first chill had hit [...]

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Did Climate Change Play a Role in the Recent East Coast Overflow?

by TonyDasilva October 5, 2010 Camp

The heavy rains that inundated the East Coast during the last week of September were the result of a rare combination of ingredients–namely a wide-open, 3,000-mile-long pipeline of tropical moisture extending from the Caribbean all the way up to Maine and the Canadian Maritimes, a stalled frontal boundary, and multiple waves of low pressure that [...]