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{CAMPING} BUYER’S GUIDE here’s nothing quite like camping in the great outdoors. It’s one thing to go to a campground and camp in your tent or RV, but it’s an entirely different experience when you camp out, way out. With Side X Sides, the exciting part of camping is getting to your destination, or camping spot. Sometimes you may find yourself on a weeklong trail ride, while another trip may be a quick overnighter out on the trail. Whatever trips you have planned, make sure that you’re prepared when you get to your campground. Since you’re riding to your camp spot you cannot take everything, just what you can fit into the bed of your SXS. But will have plenty of room for the necessities, you know, like the cooler. We’ve compiled a camping gear buyer’s guide this issue to give you, our readers, a couple cool new products to consider for your next outdoor adventure. These are just a couple products for camping out on the trail. Your own personal list of products should be longer and consist of other personal products like environmentally friendly toilet paper, water, propane, and food. Always remember when you go out camping to leave your campsite a little cleaner than when you got there. Have fun, be safe, and always use your head. See ya’ on the trails! -BY CODY FLETCHER T JP COOLERS } Soft-Sided 56 Qt. Cooler Here's the newest version of the popular JP Cooler, newly designed for 2007. The JP Cooler is uniquely sized to fit in tight places, like the back of a Jeep, Side X Side, or in a boat. It is long and narrow so it fits in many places a standard ice chest won't. The new JPCooler is a 56 quart cooler that has two separate compartments to hold ice, drinks, and food. Each side comes with a heavyduty, seamless, removable liner. This liner is specifically folded to avoid the need for any seams and is attached around the top with a velcro strip and is easily removed for easy draining. Each side of the cooler can hold 24 cans of your favorite beverage plus ice. If you want to use your JPCooler to store other items, you can use the internal utility bag to store any sharp items to avoid puncturing the liner. The coolers are made of a heavy-duty 720D nylon canvas, with a steel-roller embossed PVC bottom, sturdy straps that wrap around for extra strength, padded carrying handles on the top and sides, heavyduty zippers, and an expandable cargo cord on top. The interior lining is guaranteed not to leak as long as it is not punctured. MSRP: $59.99 www.jpcooler.com GCI OUTDOORS } Everest Recliner The Everest ReclinerTM adjusts to any slope or flat ground. The backrest adjusts to any position for great support and comfort. This chair is extremely portable, just pull the strap and go! Ideal for camping, canoeing or watching sports! COLORS: Hunter Green Midnight Blue PRODUCT SPECS Weight Capacity: 300 lbs. Unit Weight: 6 lbs. Seat Height: 7” Fabric: 600D Polyester IDE X SIDE ACTION SHOPPING 36 SIDE X SIDE ACTION MAGAZINE SIDE X SIDE ACTION SHOPPING MSRP: $33.00 www.gcioutdoor.com SIDE X SIDE ACTION SHOPPING SIDE X SIDE ACTION SHOPPING SIDE X SIDE AC http://www.gcioutdoor.com http://www.thenorthface.com http://www.crkt.com http://www.sidexsideaction.com

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SideXSide Action - February 2008 Contents Mailbox News Tips & Tricks Rhino 700 YFI Join the Club Snowbound Fun Power Upgrade Camping Buyer's Guide Overcoming the Odds Product Reviews HID Light Shoot-Out Company Spotlight: John Deere History of the SXS History & A Ride Places to Ride WPSA Round 10 Clutching 101 New Product Section Calico To Laughlin Project Race Rhino: Final Chapter On the Go Photo

SideXSide Action - February 2008

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