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Our initial introduction of the High Altitude Hydration System to the outdoor industry was a resounding success. I managed to cram no fewer than 18 meetings into my two days at the show. Opinions among manufacturers, retailers and end-users were consistent: today’s hydration systems freeze and that is a problem that users want solved.
I’m live blogging today from the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market in Salt Lake City. Fuentek is here to demonstrate the high altitude hydration system designed by former astronaut Scott Parazynski. Yesterday I met with seven retailers to demonstrate the system and will be meeting with more today. Vendors here represent nearly every winter sport you can imagine—snowboarding, skiing, climbing, hiking and more.
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