Archive for February, 2010

Jansport Classic Superbreak Backpack White and Pink Doodle

  • Jansport’s most popular size for school!
  • Zippered main compartment with a smaller zippered front pocket to store your needs.
  • Slightly padded adjustable straps with 2/3 padded back panel
  • Hand washable, line dry
  • 16 3/4″ tall X 13″ wide X 8 1/2″ deep, 1550 cubic inches, Web haul loop

Product Description
Jansports most popular size for school! White with pink doodles. The doodles are of hearts, lightning bolts, stars, flowers, rainbows and butterflies. The back is grey. Hard to find pattern. Great size for most grade levels. Durable 600 Denier Polyester. Great for outdoor use while hiking and cycling. Or use while traveling, shopping or as a handy diaper bag. Hand washable, line dry…. More >>

Jansport Classic Superbreak Backpack White and Pink Doodle

The Well-Fed Backpacker

Product Description
A vastly expanded edition. Offers a long list of food sources, new material on drying techniques and many more winter meals to provide heat and sustenance on an icy hike. Haute hiking menus for spring, summer, fall, and winter…. More >>

The Well-Fed Backpacker

Backpacker Essentials

Product Description
Aimed at budget travelers, Backpacker Essentials offers extensive information on youth hostels and inns across Australia and around the world, practical travel tips, articles by intrepid writers and travelers, and recommended destinations…. More >>

Backpacker Essentials

Edmonton Travel Agency Success Stories!

If you’re like most people, you may be weighing the advantages of doing-it-yourself or hiring a travel agency in Edmonton when it comes to planning your next vacation. With so many travel websites on the Internet, it can be tempting to spend hours and hours as an amateur “travel agent” in search of the best deals. However, at the end of the day you have to ask yourself: How much is your time worth? And what makes you think you can really find a better deal than a third-party professional? Any seasoned traveler will tell you that a package deal from an Edmonton travel agency is — not only the easiest way to travel – but also the most economical, all things consider. Would you pay someone $100 to save you $1,000?


Recently a family of four wanted to fly from Canada to Tokyo, Japan. They ended up saving just over $4,625 on their trip by booking with a travel agency in Edmonton. With “high season” December prices as high as $9,000 at Expedia and $7,039 at Travelocity for the same flight, the family knew they could do better with an Edmonton travel agency. Similarly, a family of three left Canada for Cairo, Egypt for $5,812 – when Expedia and CheapTickets were offering over $12,000 for their best deals!


Another family was looking up hotel accommodations. At $200/night for a five-star in Paris, it’s easy to consider staying for just the weekend, rather than the whole week at that rate. However, by taking advantage of a travel agency in Edmonton, the family found five-star accommodations for $99/week! They were surprised to be offered rooms in castles, chalets, villas and five-star resorts for such a low price. In the end, paying their Edmonton travel agency a small commission was still less than the original weekend getaway they had considered. In addition, they were able to find out about area attractions, cruise deals and rental cars too.


Speaking of cruises, imagine the surprise a couple of newlyweds felt when they were given the choice of over 20,000 cruise itineraries, with over 2,800 ports of call and 150 ships! The all-inclusive cruise experiences presented by their Edmonton travel agency offered: Las Vegas style entertainment, limitless food like leg of lamb and lobster bisque, and included city tours. They had no idea that honeymoons could be so stress-free and affordable.

Backpackers Cache Bear Resistant Food Container

  • Model 812 Backpackers’ Cache will keep your food and the bears safe!
  • Designed to slip into camper’s backpack
  • Holds approximately 6 person-days of food
  • Dimensions: 8.8″ dia. X 12″ long
  • Weighs: 2.7 lbs.

Product Description
The old standard in bear cans, approved for years by both the SIBBG and IGBC for all parks and forest areas where a bear can is required. All black with a ridge to keep the can from rolling away down hill.
Reduces food odor transmission and keeps bears OUT.
8.8″ dia. X 12″ long, weight 2.7 lbs.
Designed to slip into camper’s backpack; holds approximately 6 person-days of
food…. More >>

Backpackers Cache Bear Resistant Food Container

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