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Katadyn water filters

Author: HikerGang
November 12, 2008
Katadyn water filters

After a long hard hiking trip, it can be so tempting to take a sip from the bubbling brook you find nearby. But you might regret that little sip if you don’t use a good water filter. If you drink straight from the source, you are opening up your digestive system to myriad of harmful bacteria.  

So it is a good idea to think twice before drinking from an unsafe source. When packing your hiking things, make sure to bring along a reliable purifier, such as portable Katadyn water filters. These are lightweight, but are definitely effective at eliminating water-borne bacteria.


November 7, 2008

Katadyn Water Filters for CampingWho has time to be sick? No me, especially when I am with my friends and family out hiking or camping.

Don’t take a chance with your drinking water. Let Katadyn Water Filters protect you from bacteria, Giardia, and Crypto.

These organisms are so small, but can be very devastating to your health.

Pictured here is the Katadyn Pocket Microfilter. This little container can process up to 13,000 gallons of clean pure drinking water. It is very portable due to its weight of only 20 ounces.

So let Katadyn Water Filters provide you and yours with fresh pure drinking water on all your hiking and camping adventures.


November 6, 2008

Adventure Camping and Hiking Gear
Are you like me and sometimes like to just get away by myself, without the phone, TV or the computers?

Sometimes I just like to grab my Camping and Hiking Gear, load it in the truck and hit the road. I drive sometimes for hours until I find a new spot to camp that I haven’t been before.

First I grab my Eureka solo tent, my Slumberjack Sleeping bag and sleeping gear, my cooking gear, camping knivcs, flashlights, compass, my water microfilters for clean water treatment, and lastly my backpack.

Just having the quiet time to myself, is so peaceful. I spend a few days, and come back to my job refreshed ready to take on the world. Give it a try and see if you don’t enjoy the one-on-one with Mother Nature.


CAMPING GEAR GUIDE

Author: hikingfun
October 30, 2008

CAMPING GEAR GUIDEThe type of camping gear necessary depends on the type of trip you have planned.

The best place to start any trip is by making very clean detailed list for your Camping Gear.

We all know the importance of a quality camping tent, sleeping bag, and sleeping pads.

However, by making detailed lists you can make your camping trip as hassle-free as possible. It forces you to think about how will I cook my food? Do I need a tent footprint to protect the tent floor? What types of food will I be cooking, and what kind of cooking gear will I require? What is the best type of compass to take along? On this trip will I need a camp axe or just good quality camping knives?

It is very easy to overlook simple things like a First Aid kit, or a hammer to put in your tent stakes.

Camp lighting is a very important part of camping gear. Using flashlights, lanterns, headlamps, may just save your life in an emergency situation. So be prepared with extra batteries and/or fuel.

And since healthy drinking water is essential, make sure you take along adequate camp drinking water treatments, such as water purifiers, water filters, and purifer tablets to ensure your safe health with clean drinking water.


October 27, 2008

A few weeks ago me and a few friends were out hiking and came upon a beautiful mountain stream here in Northeastern Pennsylvania. The sun was sparkling off the water and it looked so inviting.

However, you never know what bacteria, GiardiaIs Your Camp Drinking Water Safe?, or Crypto is in the drinking water. Protect yourself today with Katadyn Water Filters.

These Katadyn Water Filters eliminate above mentioned baterias  to provide you with clean, fresh water. These water filters are used by thousands of professionals, militaries, and organizations throughout the world.

This Katadyn Pocket Microfilter cleanses up to 13,000 gallons of water before it requires an element change.

So look to Katadyn Water Filters to keep you safe and provide plenty of clean, fresh drinking water.


Survival and Camping Gear

Author: hikingfun
September 20, 2008

Look to Healthy Hiker Gear to provide you with the highest quality Survival and Camping Gear today. Eureka Spitfire UL Solo Tent

Make sure you have the best equipment as possible before heading out.

The inventory includes Tents, Tent Accessories, Cooking Gear and Stoves, Knives, Binoculars, Water Treatment supplies and equipment, Outdoor Clothing, Flashlights and Lanterns, Sleeping Bags and Gear, BackPacks and Gear, Electronics and so much more.

Pictured here is the Eureka Spitfire UL Solo Tent. This remarkable tent weighs in at just over 2 pounds. This is a 3 season tent to take anywhere you want to go.

Check out all Camping Gear at this site and be prepared for anything Mother Nature has to offer you.


September 15, 2008

Katadyn Water Microfilters for Safe Camp Drinking WaterIf you are looking for a Camping water treatment system, look no further than KATADYN.

The name Katadyn brings with it over 70 years of water treatment technology to provide you with the best Camping water treatment you can buy.

 Pictured here is the Katadyn Pocket Microfilter. It offers the longest lasting, most durable filter on the market provides up to 13,000 gallons of water. Used by militaries, relief organizations and professionals who use their filter regularly and must have the best.

Katadyn is the only company to use 0.2 micron silver impregnated ceramic to prohibit bacterial growth and extend cartridge life.

 Rugged stainless and aluminum design carries a lifetime warranty, making the Pocket the last filter you’ll ever need.

 Eliminates bacteria, Giardia and Crypto. New easier to use handle, anti-slip base, and bottle clip makes pumping easier.The most rugged, highest capacity microfilter available. So when you want to make sure you and your family doesn’t get sick with bad camping water, look to Katadyn to provide pure, clean water for all your needs.


August 6, 2008

Eureka 5th Season Exo Expedition TentWhen putting yourself against Mother Nature, the key is to be PREPARED. And to be prepared means a great deal of time thinking and planning before you leave home.

Always be prepared for the worst!

Another key factor to keep in mind is having Outdoor Camping Gear that is rugged and reliable that you can stake your life on.

Pictured here is a Eureka 5th Season Expedition Tent.  It maintains its low and narrow profile for excellent performance in tight spots and windy conditions. Its super-strong exoskeleton frame with color coded poles, super-tough gated carabiners, and post & grommet assembly speed set up, even with gloved hands. A cold weather PU transparent vestibule window brightens the interior. 24-pocket organizer wall, 2 gear lofts and 1 flashlight loop aid storage. Conquer the elements.

Also, Outdoor Clothing can mean the difference between failure and success. Plan for all weather that you may encounter. And never forget your well stocked First Aid Kit.

Another important factor to keep in mind is knowing your intended route and area well. Outdoor Navigation is very important, so make sure you have a good compass, maps, and the knowledge to use them.

ALWAYS PRACTICE THE 5 P’S:

 Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance

We hope we have helped you understand important factors of Outdoor Camping Gear and Skills better so the next time you head out on a wilderness adventure you will be prepared for almost anything Mother Nature has to offer.


Katadyn Drip Ceradyn MicrofiltersThe Katadyn TRK Drip Water Filters will treat more water than most any filter (before cartridges need to be replaced). The TRK drip water filter is a gravity feed filter which requires no pumping, hookup, or electricity. Fill the upper compartment with up to 2.5 gallons of untreated water, and it literally drips through the 0.2 micron ceramic filter elements into the bottom compartment. Simply set it on a counter in the corner and keep it filled. The Katadyn Drip water filter is the way to go for cabins, base camps, recreation sites, boats or RV’s. The Katadyn TRK Drip water filter comes with three ceramic filter elements (it uses all 3) which will treat up to an incredible 39,000 gallons of water.Specifications:
- Weight: 7.3 lbs
- Microfiltration Method: Field-cleanable 0.2 micron ceramic depth filter
- Adapter Base: No, spicket
- Gravity Flow: Yes
- Recommended use: Cabins, base camps, recreation sites, boats or RV’s.
- Ceramic Capacity: Up to 39,000 gallons
- Height: 18″
So the next time you go out camping in the wilderness, take along a Katadyn Water Filters for safe, pure drinking water. NO long will you have to worry about bacteria in your drinking water.


July 4, 2008

When going on a backpacking adventure, realize that you will be leaving your modern conveniences behind, so it is vital to make sure you plan properly. Let us help you get the most out of your outdoor experience.

1.    Research - Before you even think of leaving the house, study maps and go online to 
       get the most current infomation on your trail terrain. Visitor Centers and Ranger  
       Stations may be able to provide info about fire bans, bridges out, and bear activity.

2.    Terrain -  Understand how difficult the trail terrain is that you will be backpacking.
       Take some time before your trip to physically prepare yourself. Be sure 
       the backpacking area is not too difficult for you may be disappointed.

3.    Weather - Always check weather forecast before leaving. Even though it is very
       changeable, it is better to be prepared as much as possible with the proper 
       Camping Backpacks.

4.    Campsites - It is important to know where the sites are, how far apart they are, and
       how many sites are available. Some sites will only allow overnight stays.

5.   Tents or Shelters - Bring proper Camping Tent that fits your needs. Many styles are available to make sure your safe from the worst weather. If you plan on staying at a trail shelter, find out how many are available and locations. Early arrival may mean losing a spot for the night.

6.   Water - Very important factor in planning a backpacking adventure. Know where
      lakes, rivers, streams and all other water sources are located. Always drink
      what you can  near good water and be sure to refill before you leave there.
      May want to bring Water Treatment Products for your safe drinking water.

Check Backpacking/Hiking Gear Before You Leave

Be sure to check all your Backpacking/Hiking Gear is in great shape before you leave
home. It is better to find out if something is broken or in need of repair before you go instead out in the woods.

Upon returning home, remember to clean everything thoroughly. Vacuum out your
pack, Sleeping Bag and Pad, and outerwear to prevent wear caused by grime and dirt.
Grease your boots so they’re clean and rewaterproofed for your next hiking trip.

 

Prepare to Have Fun!

Bring food that will be filling and kick back and watch the fire crackle and enjoy yourself.