Description
Rite in the Rain 512 Expedition Journal was created in conjunction with world famous alpinist Conrad Anker. It contains 48 pages packed with loads of climbing tables, emergency procedures, and plenty of room for notes. The lightweight yet durable journal features the Rite In The Rain Field-Flex cover for easy pack or pocket storage. Ensure that your next climb’s data returns with you regardless of the elements.
- Rite In The Rain 512
- Size – 4 5/8 in x 7 in
- Page Pattern – Journal with Specific Expedition Forms
- Binding – Stapled
- Cover – Fabrikoid (yellow)
- Number of Pages – 48
- Number of Sheets – 24
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What is Rite In The Rain?
Rite in the Rain is a wood-based & recyclable paper. But unlike ordinary paper, it won’t turn to mush when exposed to rain storms, heavy sweat, oil & grease, mud & grime, or even a laundry mishap!
Recyclable
In spite of Rite in the Rain’s durability, it is totally recyclable as standard paper, which is untrue of synthetic, or poly coated papers. Simply recycle Rite in the Rain as you do other white or printed papers.
In spite of Rite in the Rain’s durability, it is totally recyclable as standard paper, which is untrue of synthetic, or poly coated papers. Simply recycle Rite in the Rain as you do other white or printed papers.
Post-Consumer Materials
The Rite In The Rain unique “Polydura” cover and reference card substrate contains post-consumer recycled materials and is recyclable. (Recycled milk, shampoo bottles, etc.)
The Rite In The Rain unique “Polydura” cover and reference card substrate contains post-consumer recycled materials and is recyclable. (Recycled milk, shampoo bottles, etc.)
Recycled Fibre
The wood fibres utilized for Rite in the Rain are purchased from FSC Certified sources. By doing this it insures the product is the most durable, while adhering to high environmental and social standards.
The wood fibres utilized for Rite in the Rain are purchased from FSC Certified sources. By doing this it insures the product is the most durable, while adhering to high environmental and social standards.
512 : Expedition Journal
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