How to Buy Cyclist Clothing : Get Clothing Tips for Cycling in the Rain

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15 Things Tuneup: Last-minute gifts for people who love the outdoors

Is there an outdoors enthusiast on your holiday gift list?

If so, we have 15 ideas for you — a variety of fun, practical, and mostly under $50 gifts available in the mid-valley.

For suggestions, we turned to some of the people we have featured and who have written columns since Oregon Outdoors’ inception last February.

Prices for the items listed will vary. We’ve listed prices at the locations where we took the photographs.

So check them out:

1) Licenses and permits. These include national forest passes, Sno-Park permits and hunting and fishing licenses, available at sporting goods and outdoors stores and online. Prices vary. A one-year state park parking permit  is available for $5 off — $25 instead of $30 — through Dec. 31.  Two-year permits (such as the one shown above) are available for $50. Permits are sold at the Albany Visitors Association and at state parks.

2) Wool running socks. Karen Swanger, director of KidsSpirit and Girls on the Run at Oregon State University who was featured in “The Joy of Running” in March, touts the warmth and versatility of wool socks. She uses them year round and says they’re the best socks for running in the rain.

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15 Things Tuneup: Last-minute gifts for people who love the outdoors
($39.95) 14) Gore-Tex hat. How often has your hat gotten soaked in the rain? The Seattle Sombrero will keep your head dry. It's made of Gore-Tex. Hiker Doris deLespinasse and columnist Pat Wray both give thumbs up to the Seattle Sombrero. ...

Citizen Dave: Idea of the week... dressing to bike in winter
Citizen Dave: Idea of the week... dressing to bike in winter Last week, I wrote about my new (old) winter bike, and my determination to use it through rain, snow, sleet and darkness of night. So far it's performing flawlessly, and I'm enjoying getting out in the December chill and dark. Really. I am. ...

TOMORROW: Troll Crank bicycle booze cruz
By Volcano Staff Comments (0) Itchin' for an excuse to pull that bicycle out of storage and get some extra wear out of your Santa hat? Saddle up and get ready to ride through the streets of Tacoma drunkoff your ass and full of candy canes, party elves, ...

Shop Local 2011
Bikes are donated to qualifying individuals through the county's Health and Human Services department and through Ukiah's Victory Outreach Church. Jake Jacobsen of Rain Forest Fantasy has been in business for 38 years. "You can't get any more local ...

Snow Riding: Dressing the Part
I ride 3000 miles per year outdoors in this awfull winter weather Dec.-March, no problem. For Snow biking I wear my Nordic Stuff. Poly pro waterproof tights,Winter inner fleece jersey Outer shell winter gloves Stocking cap. Cold mountain climbs same ...



Comments

Casey Borden says:
Just saw a Mexican with a cowboy hat riding his bike in the rain on independenc


rachel robinson says:
Good lawd Nelly just so sexy I would do that man all in the rain on a bike with no shoes on with a cowboy hat on




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