2012 Summit Hut Holiday Gift Guide

Your Local Outdoor Specialists2012 Holiday Gift Guide

As we close 2012 and look to 2013, we reflect on all of the events, challenges, and adventures we faced throughout the year. The Summit Hut staff has had a great deal of fun, but we have also shared in the excite-ment of outfitting all of our adventurous customers for their travels and trips.

The Summit Hut has always been known for quality gear and advice, but we felt it necessary to do more in 2012. This year we added great technical information on much of our product displayed in our store. This al-lows easy access to the information you want to make an informed decision with our staff experts. Our staff has been working all year long testing product, training with local organizations on trails in the area, and have even put together informational sheets on hikes in Southern Arizona along with helpful hiking tips. We have also worked hard on bringing you timely information on events going on in Tucson as well as events through-out Arizona.

With the increased attention to trail running and races in the area, we have put together a calendar of racing events in our footwear area to not only inform, but to also inspire. The Summit Hut is committed to being your local hot-spot for information on outdoor activities and events.

The Summit Hut folks have had a great time this year, from climbing Mt. Rainier, backpacking the Paria Canyon, conquering the 8000 Meter Challenge, hiking in Oregon, climbing on Mt. Lemmon, traveling to England, and exploring the great Southwest. We firmly believe that we must enjoy what we do and make every effort to get outdoors so that we may help you find the right gear for your adventure.

Once again the Summit Hut has been committed this year in volunteering and giving back to our community with our 100 Days of Service volunteer program and working with many of our non-profit groups in obtaining grants to help fund meaningful local projects in the area.

We feel honored to have achieved all that we have this year and thank each and every one of you for the support you have given the Summit Hut. We are committed to seeing you out on the trail, doing what you enjoy outside, and con-tinuing to be your number one local outdoor shop.

Happy Holidays from everyone at the Summit Hut.

Warmly,Dana, Jeremy and the Summit Hut Crew

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This gift guide is intended as a reference. Every effort has been made to ensure the ac-curacy of descriptions and prices at time of publication. Items are not to scale. All items limited to stock on hand, prices subject to change. No portion of this gift guide may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission from Summit Hut, Ltd.Copyright ©2012 Summit Hut, Ltd.

Layout and Design: ©Frank Camp | Photo Credits: Cover Photo ©Nick Stolz - Milagrosa Canyon Other Photos: ©Alec Foster, ©Aspen Kipling, ©Brian Nguyen, ©Michelle Lively, ©Charles Miles, ©Frank Camp, ©Dana Davis, ©Lee Borzick

* All sale prices valid through December 31, 2012 or while supplies last. Sorry, no special orders.

† No Rain checks, in-store only, while sup-plies last. Through 12/31/12. Gift card for use on a future purchase. Not redeemable for cash.

Summit Hut’s proud owners, Dana and Jeremy Davis, with our 2012 Retailer Of the Year Award

Staff PicksThe staff here at Summit Hut are always out on the trails, the rock and everywhere else, using the gear

we sell. Here are some of our favorites:

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Give N’ Go VExOfficio

$38

Women’s RaptorLa Sportiva

$120; $150 (GTX)

PhD Outdoor Light MiniSmartWool

$15-$18

Repack 15Boreas$89

“This pack is a great ‘do it all’ option. It’s big enough for a full day but compresses down well for shorter trips. The foam is comfortable and breaths well. I really love all of the attachment loops that tuck away when you don’t need them.” -Richard Allen

“This is a good everyday sock to wear around work, or the house. What I like about the sock is its comfort. These socks were tested both at a martial arts workout capacity, an eve-ning walk, and an 8-hour work shift. While using these socks working out, I found that I did not receive any excessive rub-bing, or irritation that is normally acquired upon extensive heavy use with cotton.”

-Larry Stevenson

“I use this shoe for everything except for backpacking and epic day hiking. Fit is everything, and it fits my 2A scrawny feet impeccably well...with a few simple tweaks. These tweaks are adding my orthotics, wearing heavy cushioned socks, and utilizing the Sherpa/runner’s knot, which really stabilizes the heel.” -Kathy Simko

“I have a few of these shirts and I use them everyday. They work great as an undershirt in the fierce summer, but also work great for hiking and climbing. It’s breathable, com-

fortable, and I’ve never gotten clammy in this shirt like I do with most synthetic (ie polyester) shirts. Nylon is the

way to go.” -Jeremy Asher


$10 And Under We’ve got the perfect gift for everyone on your list, check out these perfect stocking-stuffers for the traveler or the foodie on your list.

SteripodsKeep your toothbrush germ-free - clinically proven to kill bacteria on your toothbrush.Assorted Colors2-Pack Steripod$5.99



Happy Trails Mountain Mug Start the day off right with one of the most optimistic coffee

mugs around.12 ounces

Life Is Good$10

Pocket FuelGreat tasting, healthy, almond-butter based, portable snacks

for everyone from elite-level athletes to day-hikers.

Assorted FlavorsPocket Fuel

$3.99

Kool TiesStay cool, year-round - soak and wear for up to 3 days of continuous cooling! Made in Phoenix.Assorted ColorsOne Size

Kafka’s Kool Tie$10

Stinger WafflesA natural source of energy and recovery

for before, during or after activity. Certified organic.

Honey, Lemon, Chocolate Honey Stingers $1.39


Yosemite National Park in Winter | Photo courtesy of Summit Hut staff member Alec Foster

Titanium Kung FoonRosewood chopsticks attach to the titanium

“foon” (fork/spoon) to form a long-handle spoon perfect for those deep

pouches of food along the trail.GSI

$16.95

Crick-ettesYes, they’re real edible crickets! Original cricket

snacks come in Salt n’ Vinegar, Bacon & Cheddar Cheese, and Sour Cream & Onion flavors.

Hotlix$1.95

$25 and UnderWith gifts for every budget and every personality,

our staff of experts can point you towards that must-have item for anyone!

Hand Knitted Face MasksEver wish you could keep your face warm, AND make everyone you pass smile? These hand-knit beards are just for you!Assorted ColorsOne Size5 O’clock Shadow$25

Titanium StrawThis may be the world’s strongest straw. Stab it

right into oranges or grapefruits, plus it’s made from tasteless and odorless food-grade titanium.Snow Peak$14.95

LarvetsCrickets not your thing? The original worm snacks come in Barbecue, Cheddar Cheese and Mexican Spice flavors!Hotlix$1.95

Hiking Boot OrnamentThese glass ornaments make a perfect addition

to any hiker’s tree.Old World Christmas

$10.99


$25 and Under Is there someone on your list who has it all? Well, they probably don’t have a S’mores maker!

Rank AwayDo you have smelly FiveFingers? Eliminate the odor with this all-natural minimalist footwear cleaner.8 oz.MCNETT$9.99

Merino Airlite ProThe greatest combination of softness,

durability and performance.Black, Charcoal, GreyMD-XL

Wigwam$14



Snack Time rePETeTake your commitment to a reusable lifestyle one step further by replacing your single-use sand-

wich bags with Snack Time rePETe!Assorted Colors

3-PackChico Bags

$15.99

S’mores MakerMake your favorite campsite snacks even

easier - make three perfect S’mores at a time!Rome Industries

$8.95

BandanasWith great prints like knot tips, the

Arizona State Flag, topo maps, and more, these bandanas are unique and useful!

Assorted Colors & Designs$2.99-$8.50


Snowy Grand Canyon | Photo courtesy of Summit Hut mail order staff member Aspen Kipling

Oz CarabineerRedesigned with an optimized shape

and the snag-free benefits of Hood-Wire Technology, the 1-ounce, hot- forged Black Diamond Oz is still the best way to lighten your climbing rack.

Black Diamond$8.95

$25 and UnderWhat you might not know is Summit Hut stocks one

of the most unique selections of games, toys, ornaments and stocking-stuffers in all of Tucson!

Santa Chile OrnamentReal red chilies hand-painted by a local artist to create an incredibly

unique ornament.Melissa Weber

$7.50

Trail Map of the Huachucas & Trails of the Huachucas BookUpdated with current info after the 2011 Monument Fire, these are must-haves for

Huachucas Hikers! Leonard Taylor $4.75; $14.95

Paracord Glow-in-the-Dark Side-Release BraceletsNever be without 8-10 feet of paracord with this great, glow-in-the-dark bracelet!XS-LBison Designs

$18.99

Mountain TeesPay tribute to your favorite Southern

Arizona peak, these t-shirts feature area maps and trail stats!

Mount Lemmon, Mount Wrightson, Rincon Peak, Wasson Peak

S-XXLAmerican Backcountry

$19.99


Go Places Tee, Mountain Man Tee,Happy Trails CapStay optimistic with hats and shirts from Life Is Good. Assorted ColorsHat- One Size; Shirts - S-XXLLife Is Good$22; $26; $32

Being practical doesn’t mean not being fashionable - with great gear from top-quality brands, you can always be both!

Heritage Commuter BriefWith ultra-durable construction, urban styling, and versatile wearing options, the Heritage Commuter Brief from Eagle Creek is the ultimate essential for the traveling professional. Olive, Black Eagle Creek

$95

Cool Creek Stretch PantsWith moisture and stain resistant technology and built-in

sun protection this is a sure bet for any adventurer.Buffalo

30-40 (30”, 32” and 34” inseams)Columbia

Regularly $60$48



Everyday StyleMen’s

Chet Long Sleeve ShirtA western-style cotton

shirt that is sure to be a great addition to any

wardrobe.Steel, Merlot, FlintM-XXLDakota Grizzly$69

Lined Canvas Hoody This heavy-duty jacket can

handle anything you throw at (or on) it, and keep you toasty while doing it! Classic Tan, Hicory S-XXL Patagonia $149

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Free $25 Gift Card†

Read our review of the Patagonia Light Flyer Jacket | Photo courtesy of staff member Brian Nguyen

Light Flyer JacketWith integrated mitts, great ventilation and GORE-TEX® Active Shell fabric, this jacket is the lightest, most breathable jacket for runners that need to get outside regardless of the weather!Paintbrush Red, Bandana BlueS-XLPatagonia$279

Ares JacketWeighing in at just over a pound, the 800-fill goose

down Ares Jacket offers tremendous warmth, packability and style.

Orange Spice/Bright Navy, Green Lime/Navy, Cobalt Blue/Dark Fern

S-XXLMarmot

$200

Stryka HoodyThis baselayer piece has an integrated balaclava-style hood and is made with thermal Torrent fabric that helps keep it fresh during repeated use.Iron Oxide, Black, Blue

MoonS-XXL

Arc’teryx$125

Who needs another solid black jacket? This year is all about bright, bold colors in men’s outerwear!

Keep WarmMen’s

Lined Canvas Hoody This heavy-duty jacket can

handle anything you throw at (or on) it, and keep you toasty while doing it! Classic Tan, Hicory S-XXL Patagonia $149

Stormtracker GlovesWhether making snowballs or hitting the trail, the

leather palm and breathable, windproof WINDSTOP-PER® fabric are sure to keep your hands toasty.

Black/CharcoalS-XL

Outdoor Research$70

Micro Chill JacketA perennial favorite, the Micro Chill Jacket is made of such soft fleece, people may just want to stand a little bit closer to you.Red Velvet, Black, Collegiate Navy, Pine TreeS-XXLMountain Hardwear$90


These Boots T, Jackie Hike T & Wander Woman Cap

Express your inner-adventurer with positive-themed shirts and hats from Life Is Good.

Assorted ColorsHat- One Size; Shirts - XS-XL

Life Is Good$26; $32; $22

Elena Hoodie, Scarf, Mitt and HatThis fabulous set is made of incredibly soft fabric and provides a touch of fashion as well as function.MulticolorHoodie - XS-XL; Hat, Scarf & Mitt - One Size Royal RobbinsRegularly $70; $30; $25; $28$56; $24; $20; $22.40

Everyday StyleWomen’s

These fashionable pieces from brands like PrAna, Mountain Hardwear and more are great for the trails or the town.

Canyon Cord PantWith a great corduroy fit and some stretch, these pants are perfect for bouldering trips and cabin cookouts.Coal, Mustard, Rust2-14PrAna$79



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Trekkin’ FlannelMade from fast-drying poly-ester, this shirt is the perfect weight for fall and winter hikes. Palm, Red Onion, Prussian2-16Mountain Hardwear$75


Polar Hooded JacketThis sleek soft shell provides warmth and breathability where you need it most for maximum comfort and function. TNF Black, Kodiak Blue/Turquoise BlueXS-XLThe North Face$299


Keep WarmWomen’s

Almost as important as keeping warm, is looking good while you’re doing it! Check out some

awesome styles and colors!

Hitting the trail with her dog | Photo courtesy of staff member Michelle Lively

Down SweaterUltralight, windproof and toasty, this 800-fill down

jacket is perfect for the trails or around town.Maraschino, Birch White, Sky,

Brilliant Green, BlackXS-XL

Patagonia$200

Power Stretch JacketFour-way stretch, insulation and breathable comfort combine to

make one seriously versatile jacket.Black, Platinum, Cobalt Blue,

Vibrant PurpleXS-XL

Marmot$115

Power Fleece BeanieIdeal for crisp, cold winter days, this beanie fits snug so it can be worn under a helmet. Black, Dark Granite, Cobalt Blue, Dark Fern, Bright Berry, Team RedOne SizeMarmot$24

Down Sweater VestThe idea is simple: ultralight core warmth. This down vest packs into its own pocket and weighs in at just 8.2 ounces! Black, Birch WhiteXS-XLPatagonia$150


Whether you’re looking for the latest minimal foot-wear or a time-tested leather boot, we have an in-credible selection of footwear for every adventure.

Trailroc 235, 245, 255Have you wanted to transition from traditional running shoes to

a lower-drop, minimalist shoe? The new Trailroc series covers the spectrum from a 2-arrow (6mm) drop to a flat, zero drop shoe all with a great fit and an aggres-sive outsole perfect for the trail!

Lime/Black (235); Blue/Lime (245); Black/Red (255)US M 5-13, 14

Inov-8$120



Footwear

Soft Tread QuarterBalega means “To Move with Speed” and

the socks they make suit every activity from running to just lounging around the house!

Pistachio, Red, RoyalS-XL

Balega $14.99

SawtoothThis lightweight but rugged shoe is perfect

for a weekend getaway or a serious hiking trip. Charcoal (Men’s); Sage (Women’s)9-12, 13 (Men’s); 6.5-11 (Women’s)Oboz

$110



Casual SocksPremium merino wool socks in great

designs and different lengths for everyday comfort and fun. She’ll love

a pair.Assorted Colors

SmartWool$13.95-$23.95

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Getting the right fit is the key to comfortable shoes. Our staff is expertly trained to provide world-class

boot fitting service, for even the hardest-to-fit feet.

Check out our video on the Trailroc 235, 245 and 255 | Photo courtesy of staff member Charles Miles

Footwear

Yucatan SandalThese performance sandals can tackle anything and are made with Ecco’s legendary crafts-

manship and durability. Bison/Black/Black (Men’s); Atmosphere/Ice White/Black (Women’s)

40-47 (Men’s); 35-42 (Women’s)Ecco

$130

Women’s Vivione II Leather Lined WSHandcrafted in Germany and designed for hikers who cover a

lot of miles on-trail - a staff’s favorite for customers needing a rugged hiking boot!

Navy/Prune6-10Lowa$285

Camino FLEX GTXIdeal for long-distance hiking, the Camino features new, proprietary

technology for increased stability and an amazing fit.

Dark Grey/Black9.5-12, 13

Lowa$295


Parks in Focus changes lives by introducing youth from under-served communities to a world they never knew existed: the great outdoors. Through the medium of a camera’s lens, Parks in Focus encourages kids to explore their local environment, be active, and express themselves through photography. The program is free to participants and their families.

More than 100 middle school youth from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Tucson participate annually. Activities include neighborhood photo safaris, field trips to local natural areas like Saguaro National Park and Catalina State Park, and overnight trips that introduce participants to basic camping skills and outdoor ethics. The program culminates with week-long summer immersion trips to northern Arizona and Grand Canyon National Park. Additionally, Parks in Focus hosts youth photography exhibits at locations throughout Tucson to share photos and stories with the community.

Why photography? The familiar technology of a digital camera creates a safety zone, enabling participants to explore an unfamiliar, even intimi-dating environment with new found curiosity. With enhanced awareness, kids learn to appreciate the wonders of nature in their own backyards and beyond.

“I think Parks in Focus is a really good group and it helps you learn about nature and take photos and it’s really cool. If I wasn’t here, I’d probably be sitting at home, being lazy.” - Morgan, age 13

For more information, or to donate to Parks in Focus, please visit our website at: http://pif.udall.gov/donation/. To volunteer, contact Ashley Pedersen at [email protected].

Why We Love ThemParks in Focus combines two of my

passions - photography and the outdoors. And to be able to help

introduce a new generation to both of these hobbies is amazing. The

perspective the kids have of nature is unbelievable!

-Frank Camp

Parks In Focus

Earlier this year, Summit Hut set out to find three of our staff and customers’ favorite outdoor-related orga-nizations. The response we got was incredible. First, we surveyed our staff who came up with a fantastic list of organizations doing amazing things around Tucson.

With the help of our staff, we narrowed that list down to five of our favorites.

We then shared that list with our friends and fans on Facebook and asked for their opinions. The passion and excitement that you all showed for your favor-ite group was overwhelming! Each of the five groups showed why they were so highly regarded. By the end of our two-week voting process, we were extraordi-

Our Amazing Community

Website: pif.udall.gov | Contact: [email protected]

Watershed Management Group (WMG) is a Tucson-based non-profit organization that helps connect people to their local environment to improve our quality of life. We are an action-based group; we teach people and implement meaningful proj-ects through hands-on workshops. One of our most popular programs is the Green Living Co-op, which uses a barn-raising model to build affordable water harvesting features, native land-scapes, and edible gardens at residential properties.

Our goal is to make Tucson a beautiful and healthy place to live, with tree-shaded streets, urban wildlife habitat, lush native gar-dens fed by rainwater, and plenty of locally-grown organic food. Our long-term vision is to restore our watershed and heritage of flowing rivers and bring back the Rillito and Santa Cruz rivers.

WMG is a founding member and the primary fiscal sponsor of the Community Water Coalition, a group that provides leadership and guidance toward water policy that sustains healthy ecosystems and quality of life in the Tucson region. WMG is also a founding partner of the Tucson Conserve to Enhance Program, which works to ensure that water con-servation will translate into benefits for the environment by linking personal water conservation efforts with local riparian restoration projects. These are the two leading programs to restore Tucson’s rivers.

We work with diverse people, including schoolchildren, neighborhood groups, low-income populations, business-es, and city governments. Along with working in Tucson, WMG works in the Arizona-Sonora border region, southern California, India, and West Africa.

Why We Love Them“Watershed Management Group is finding ways to educate our com-

munity and work with neighborhoods to help sustainably manage natural resources. We need a breadth of environmental organizations to help create sustainable lifestyles and maintain what natural beauty we have, and WMG fills a niche for working on these issues in more urban settings. WMG engages people to care for the health of the

environment where they live.”` - Nicole Levesque

Watershed Management Group

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narily excited about the ideals and determination rep-resented by each of the three winning organizations.

The three groups represent a wonderful cross-section of what the outdoors means to the Tucson community. They prove the power that the outdoors has on devel-oping successful and well-rounded youth. They dem-onstrate the drive and motivation that our region has in protecting our wild places. And they showcase the

beauty and diversity of our great state. Each and every one of the organizations that was part of this whole process deserves praise for what they do. We are proud to be able to feature these three won-derful organizations in this publication and hope you will support them in any way you can!

Website: Watershedmg.org | Contact: (520)369-3266

Desert Harvesters works to promote, celebrate, and enhance local food security and production by encouraging the harvesting of local and native desert foods and the planting of indigenous, food-bearing shade trees in water-harvesting earthworks. In 2003 we were able to purchase a Meadows Mills #5 hammermill with funds from a PRO-Neighborhoods grant. The mill is able to quickly grind mesquite pods into flour, and conveniently provide people with a fresh and nutritious local food prod-uct (click here for more info on the nutritional breakdown of mesquite). We’ve put the mill on a trailer so we can take it to various milling events around southern Arizona.

We plant native, multi-functional, food- and medicine-producing trees. We’ve been organizing native tree planting events in the Dunbar/Spring neighborhood since 1995, and we’ve consulted on and helped with other neighborhoods in their tree-planting events. We strive to plant the rain before we plant the trees by planting in and beside water-harvesting earthworks. This transforms stormwater from a flood-ing liability into a free and sustainable irrigation resource.

Since 2003 we’ve primarily been enabling folks to conveniently grind ubiq-uitous mesquite pods into delicious and nutritious mesquite flour at our local milling events in the fall. Our milling events are usually held from late September through November, when the dew point has dropped from the humidity of summer. This follows the summer mesquite pod harvest, and ensures that the pods have had a chance to dry well and will not reabsorb moisture from the humid summer monsoon season weather (the pods must be dry to run through the mill without gumming it up. Pods are sufficiently dry when they quickly snap in two when you try to bend them).

The main milling event and fundraiser for our organization is coupled with a mesquite and native-foods fiesta at the Dunbar/Spring Organic Community Garden in central Tucson. This is a great opportunity for folks to taste the flavors of foods made from locally harvested wild produce, local organic gar-dens, neighbors’ kitchens, and local organic food outlets.

Is there an organization you think is deserving of recognition from Summit Hut? Check out the Summit Hut Grant page for an opportunity to nominate

your favorite outdoor group for a grant from the proceeds of ticket sales for the 2013 Banff Mountain Film Festival!

Last year we gave two $2,000 grants to wonderfully deserving organizations, the Arizona Trail Association and the Coali-tion for Sonoran Desert Protection, and our three runners-up each received $250 Sum-mit Hut Gift Cards.

Visit SummitHut.com and enter keyword “Summit Hut Grant”.

Applications are due by January 27th.

Why We Love Them“Desert Harvesters is a great local organization

helping the community discover the diverse and unique qualities of the plants in all of our

backyards. So many of us take the native plants we see every day for granite and do not view

them as a food source the way they should be. For thousands of years these plants have been the main food for the indigenous peoples and animals of the southwest. I encourage friends and family to take advantage of this fabulous

resource. We can all learn something new.” - Alex Cigrand

Desert Harvesters


Grant Opportunity

Website: desertharvesters.org Contact: [email protected]

Copper DMPThis insole from Superfeet naturally molds to your foot over

time. As it adapts to the shape of your foot and ensures support and stabilization.Superfeet$49.95

Photo by staff member Frank Camp

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Wine Glass Gift SetEasily bring your favorite wine

wherever you go! This set includes a reusable wine carafe and two

nesting wine glasses.Terrior, Grenach

750mlGSI$39.95

Flashback MiniA flashlight and a lantern in one durable anodized alumi-

num casing. Up to 70 lumens.Anodized Orange

KeltyRegularly $39.95

$31.96

Gifts Under $50A wine carafe and two glasses in an easy to carry

pouch? Who would say no to that?


Down MoccasinKeep those toes warm all winter long with 700-fill down moccasins!

BlackS-XLSierra Designs$44.95

Switch KiteSwitch between a classic

single-line kite and an acrobatic dual-line

stunt kite.Assorted Colors

Prism Kites$45


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Men’s & Women’s Gravity & Super Gravity JacketA great all-around jacket for winter hiking, unplanned snow days, and a night out on the town without any shivers. The

Super Gravity adds a hood to the great features of the Grav-ity Jacket.

Assorted ColorsXS-L (Women’s); M-XL (Men’s)

Marmot$150 (Gravity); $185 (Super Gravity)

Winter Hiking Enjoying the outdoors in winter, even in Southern Arizona, often requires some specialized gear, check out these great gadgets!

Cyclone BuffMade with WINDSTOPPER® fabric this multifunctional piece of head-wear is ideal for outdoor sports where wind and speed are key elements.Assorted ColorsOne SizeBuff$39



Moab MidHitting the trails with

the little ones? These boots give the stability and du-rability they’ll need.

Walnut10-4

(whole sizes)

Merrell$65

MicrospikesLike snow chains for your shoes - simple

and effective for traction on snowy or icy terrain.

Red, BlackYouth, Women’s, Men’s, LargeKahtoolaRegularly $59.95

$47.96

Men’s & Women’s Stormsensor GlovesNow there’s a glove that will keep your hands warm and let

you keep using your touch-screen electronics.Pewter

S-XL (Men’s); S-L (Women’s)Outdoor Research

$85Hand WarmersAdd a little bit of instant heat to your gloves or pockets!Small, LargeHeat Factory$0.89; $1.20


20% Off*

Geopalz PedometersNow kids can keep track of how many steps they’re tak-ing! Great for around town or on the trails!Assorted DesignsGeopalz$25

Ethan hitting the slopes | Photo by Summit Hut owner Dana Davis

KidsGet your kids excited about the time they get to spend outside, and keep them comfortable with

great gear from Columbia, Evolv and more.

Vision Kidz Full Body HarnessA full-body climbing harness designed for kids

up to 88 pounds. Designed to keep smaller children from flipping upside-down while climbing.

One SizeWild Country

$49.90

Sounds Of the WildTeach the little adventurer in

your life the sounds of the outdoors.

Desert, Forest,Nighttime

Maurice Pledger$16.95-$18.95

Urbanization Mix BeanieKeep the kids warm in this

ultra-versatile reversible beanie - sure to be a staple

for any young adventurer.Assorted Colors

One SizeColumbia

Regularly $20$16

VengaThe Venga unisex kids shoe sports a modern

look and comfortable fit and a size adjusting heel strap for growing kids.

Lime Green & Purple11-5Evolv$44

Moab MidHitting the trails with

the little ones? These boots give the stability and du-rability they’ll need.

Walnut10-4

(whole sizes)

Merrell$65


Fitness When getting active means hitting the river walk for a jog or taking the kids on a walk at Sabino Canyon. We’ve got the gear to keep you going!



Women’s Fearless PantWith a comfortable wide waistband and flattering, non-clingy fit, these pants are the perfect workout essen-tial.BlackXS-XL (30”, 32”, 34” inseam)Moving Comfort$65

Women’s Sprint Tee 1/2 ZipLightweight, stylish, and ultra-

comfortable, the Sprint Tee 1/2 Zip from Moving Comfort is a true

activewear essential.White, Berry, Blizzard

S-XLMoving Comfort

$59

Scrunchie ToteThis super-roomy, extra-

durable ballistic nylon tote looks great hauling gym gear

or groceries, and can even cradle your yoga mat. A water-

proof TPU boot ensures all your stuff stays dry, even when you plop it on the locker room floor.

Assorted ColorsTimbuk2

$89

ElementDesigned from the ground up to meet the performance needs of outdoor enthusiasts everywhere, these bottles are lighter and easier to hold than rigid bottles – and fold flat when

empty to go virtually anywhere.Fire, Wind, Water

0.7 LVapur$11.99

E.C.O. Yoga MatA recyclable Earth Conscious Offering, this mat is

rooted in sustainability and features natural anti-slip properties.

Black Vapor, Coral Sunset, Espresso Dijon, Lime LakePrAna

$48

20% Off*


Summit Hut buyer Richard Allen running the Bear Canyon Trail | Photo by Summit Hut buyer Charles Miles

Trail RunningTrail running combines two of our favorite things - hiking and speed! Check out some awesome gear

that is sure to keep you lighter and faster!

Fluid 6This lightweight hybrid vest/

pack offers ultra-runners and other endurance athletes a stable carry for hydration and gear. Stainless, BlackOne SizeMountain Hardwear$70

Women’s Wicked Lite Long SleeveFrom an easy run to a stop at the gym or anything in between, this shirt will have you covered.Black, Oxide Blue, Iris, ZingXS-XLMountain Hardwear

Regularly $40$32

MT1010 & WT1010At just 7.4 ounces, the 1010 fea-

tures a 4mm drop, ROCK STOP protection in the forefoot and is a great fit for the performance-

focused trail runner.Grey/Blue (Men’s);

Grey/Pink (Women’s)9.5-13, D & 2E (Men’s); 6.5-11, B

& D (Women’s)New Balance

$109.95

Ultra Trail GaitersOptimal protection, stretch and breathability provides the highly-mobile performance demanded by fast packers and trail runners.Ember/Black, BlackM, LOutdoor Research$45

Men’s Double Wicked Lite Long SleeveWith advanced fabrication, this shirt will keep you visible and

dry, sure-to-be a staple for the active man.Russet Orange, Zour, Black, Royal, Titanium

S-XXLMountain Hardwear

Regularly $42$33.60


20% OFF*

Climbing Hit the crag with the latest and greatest gear includ-ing a magnetic carabiner!



Magnetron Rocklock and GridlockCombining maximum security and ease of use like never before, Black Diamond uses the power of magnets to reinvent the auto-locking carabiner.

Black Diamond$24.95 (Rocklock) $29.95 (Gridlock)

AliensA flexible single-stem cam that

is perfect for narrow placements.3/8” - 1”

Fixe$79.95

Armour HelmetWith vibrant colors, headlamp clips, a size adjustment wheel and CE/UIAA certification,

this is a great helmet for rock climbing, ice climbing or mountaineering.Blue, Gray, Green, Red

One SizeCAMPRegularly $59.95$47.96

Sedona Rocks! A Climber’s GuideThis guide offers updated information on 550 routes in 24 different areas around the Sedona region of Northern Arizona. Ranging from soaring multi-pitch climbs to road-side cragging, the sandstone of Sedona holds challenges for climbers of all levels.David Bloom & Erik Wolfe$35

Ophir 3 Slide & Women’s Ophira 3 SlideDistinguished by maximum free-dom of movement and excellent comfort, combined with a low

weight and high breathability and ad-justable leg loops.

Cement/Cayanne (Ophir); Ce-ment/Cherry (Ophira)XS-XXL (Ophir); XS-L (Ophira)Mammut

$54.95


Pyramid shadow of Baboquivari Peak | Photo by Summit Hut staff member Lee Borzick

20% OFF*

TravelTravel doesn’t have to be a hassle. Here’s some gear that will keep you organized on the road and make

sure your trip is all about the adventure.

Bamboo TowelPack this towel anywhere—whether

you’re camping, traveling, backpacking, or just going to the gym, it dries quickly

on its hang loop.Grand Trunk

$39.99

Pack-It SpecterMade from ultralight Specter fabric, keep

your luggage organized without adding much weight!

White/Strobe Green, Strobe Green, White/RedAssorted Sizes

Eagle CreekRegularly $12-$35

$9.60-$28

Jacket iPadYour iPad will stay safe from the ele-ments and stylish in this jacket de-

signed specifically for the iPad.Chocolate/Orange, Black/Teal

STM$25

OzoneThe Ozone series sets a new stan-dard of weight and performance,

offers a full-featured pack-age with excellent roll and weighs several pounds less than others.Light Grey, Light Green18”, 22”Osprey$199 (18”); $229 (22”)

Men’s Tech Travel Moc IIThese durable slippers are comfortable and pack

down so easily you’ll want to bring them on every excursion.

BlackS-XL

Acorn$40

20% OFF*


Gear Everybody wants the newest, coolest, most unique gear - and here it is: From a full-featured GPS watch to trail-friendly solar power - this is it!



Guide 10+ Adventure KitCompact and lightweight, charge your devices using this incredible solar charging system that fits in your pocket!Goal Zero$119.95

SporkIncredibly vibrant colors on the ultimate light titanium cutlery!

Blue, Green, Purple, TitaniumSnow Peak

Regularly $8.95$7.16

NeoAir XLiteLighter and warmer than the original, the Xlite

weighs in at just 12 ounces and has a 3.2 R-Value!Small, Regular, Long, Women’sTherm-A-Rest$129.95 (Sm); $159.95 (Reg); $179.95 (L); $159.95 (W)

Fly Creek TentsThree season, ultralight backpacking

tents weighing in at 1 lb. 14 oz.(1 per-son); 2 lbs. 2 oz. (2 person); 1 lb. 13

oz. (2p Platinum) and 3 lbs. 3 oz. (3 person)

Big Agnes$319.95 (1p); $369.95 (2p); $449.95 (3p);

$499.95 (Platinum)

20% OFF*

fenix™This watch takes navigation to a

whole new level. With an altim-iter, barometer and compass, in addition to GPS capabilities, this watch is a must-have for any adventurer.

Garmin$399.99

Kestrel 58A new take on a perennial favorite - this pack features Osprey’s AirScapeTM back

panel for maximum comfort.Fire Red, Tarn Blue

Sm/Md, Md/LgOspreyRegularly $179$143.20


20% OFF*

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Vintage postcard advertising Mount Lemmon

GearWhether you’re an ounce-counter, a tech-guru, a photobug or a dayhiker, we’ve got everything you

need and a ton you never knew you needed!

NanostrikerThis may be the smallest

ferrocerium fire starter out there - perfect for your

keychain, pocket or pack!Black, Gunmetal, Orange

Exotac$26.95

Full Cycle Messenger100% recycled and recy-clable messenger bags! Blue, GreySm, Md

Timbuk2$89 (S); $99 (M)

PD22 S2200-lumens and a 97-hour runtime! Compact, waterproof and perfect for any outdoor activity!Fenix

$56.95

MicroRocketAn old favorite in an even smaller package sheds weight and in-creases stability from the standard PocketRocket.

MSR$59.95

Mini Hauler Toiletry Kit An incredibly durable toiletry kit that is perfect

for any adventure: internal zippered nylon stash pocket, toothbrush holder and mesh

zippered pocket under lid. Assorted Colors

MarmotRegularly $25

$20


20% OFF*

Gear Your backpacking trips may entail a long journey deep into the unknown, or a weekend stay in Gardner Canyon, either way, here are some essentials!



Base Camp DuffelsNot your average duffel bag! These bags can do it all - check it on your flight or throw

it on a yak!Black Asphalt Grey/Leopard

Yellow, Athens Blue/Asphalt Grey, Red

S-XLThe North Face$120-$170

Lowdown ChairPerfect for the beach or the park, sit low to

the ground and relax!Black, Chili

KeltyRegularly $47.95

$38.36

Eddy BottlesBite, sip, go! BPA Free water bottles for

anyone and any place!Assorted Colors

.6L, .75L, 1LCamelBak

$14-$16

Sixer & TakeoutSoft-sided coolers that are just the

right size for a six-pack or your lunch.MarineMountainsmith$15.95 (Sixer); $21.95 (Takeout)


Dreamwalker 450If you’ve ever had a morning where you didn’t want to get out of bed, this is the sleeping bag for you! Rated to 38°F.Regular, LongEXPED $370 (Regular); $420 (Long)



20% Off

Summit Hut owners Dana and Jeremy Davis taking a break on Mount Rainier.

GearThe right gear makes any backpacking trip more enjoyable, don’t forget these key pieces!

Down FlipThis sleeping bag gives you the convenience of two temperature

ratings in a lightweight down package. 35 degrees on one side and 50 degrees on the other!

Mountain HardwearRegularly $210

$168

Jack Rabbit 2 SLThis lightweight two-

person, three-season tent features mesh upper walls for maximum

ventilation. When a storm threatens, put on the water-

proof rain fly to stay dry.Big Agnes

$289.95

Distance FLDurable, lightweight and incredibly com-

pact, these poles are a

must for rug-ged terrain.

Two SizesBlack Diamond

$124.75

Spot HeadlampA staff-favorite that has been

newly updated to 90 lumens and a red LED to pre-serve night-vision!Matte Black, Ultra White, Mars Red,

TitaniumBlack Diamond

$39.95

Syncro 10Ideal for cycling, hiking and anyone who values light weight and maxi-mum ventilation.Pyro Red, Pitch Black,Sm/Md, Md/LgOsprey$99

Ares JacketPage 9

Marmot$200

800.499.8696Shop anytime at: SummitHut.com

Free 2-Day Shippingon Web Orders over $50Some restrictions apply. See website for details.

Valid through December 24, 2012

HOLIDAY HOURS 2012Starting November 23rd

9 am to 9 pm M-Sat | 9 am to 6 pm Sun

*All sale prices valid through December 31, 2012 or while supplies

last. Sorry, no special orders.

Summit Hut has been locally owned and operated in Tucson, Arizona since 1969. We are dedicated to providing outstanding products and service to our customers and our community.

Syncro 10Page 27Osprey

$99

Camino & Vivione

Page 13Lowa

$295; $285

AmbitJust what every backcountry skier,

hiker, trail runner and climber has been waiting for - a true ABC &

GPS watch!Black, Silver

Suunto$500

Base Camp DuffelsPage 26

The North Face$120-$170

Women’s Down Sweater

Page 11Patagonia

$200

FREE $25 Gift Card† When you buy any of the items on the back cover!†No Rain checks, in-store only, while supplies last. Through 12/31/12. Gift card for use on a future purchase. Not redeemable for cash.

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