Stroller Strides Fitness Stroller- Cool Gear

Stroller Strides Fitness Stroller - Since 2001 BOB has proudly sponsored Stroller Strides, a nationwide stroller exercise program founded by fitness expert Lisa Druxman. In 2005, BOB presented a first in the Stroller and Fitness industries. The Stroller Strides Fitness Stroller; the merger of a great stroller product with a great exercise program for moms and dads! For more information about the Stroller Strides fitness program please see www.strollerstrides.com. FEATURES Fitness Kit including handlebar console, exercise tubing, and Stroller Strides exercise manual 12" Swiveling Front Wheel for unmatched maneuverability Lockout mode with adjustable tracking for easy conversion for running or rigorous exercise use Padded 5-point harness with sternum strap to add to your child's safety and comfort Quick-release wheels and easy-folding design improve portability Suspension system capable of three inches travel minimizes bouncing/vibrations High-quality materials improve strength while reducing weight: 23.3 pounds COLORS Red with Stroller Strides Logos

Stroller Strides Fitness Stroller

This is a great stroller for active parents. It lets you exercise while keeping the kids safe and sound. High quality and very strong.

I have been using it for runs around town but it looks like it will be great for easy trails in the woods too. I like!

Washington Hiking Trail Reports

Darrington, Wa Old Sauk trail #728 Mar 15th

This trailhead is close to Darrington. It is a great early spring little hike through the forest and woods along the river.

The trail is in good shape this spring, nothing too hard to get over and the trail is pretty easy to follow. Only a few patches of snow.

There are a few trees over the track but nothing to worry about. If you are looking for a good hike this week, give it a try. Nice drive through the countryside up there.
Old Sauk Trail # 728

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Lena Lake trail #810 Olympics National Forest

If you are looking for a fun hike this weekend, give the Lena Lake trail a try.
Drive up to the trailhead from Hamma Hamma. It is usually plowed well.

The trail has some snow on it but it is pretty easy walking. Snowshoes should be brought, you probably will need them. It is brushy and takes a bit of work in some areas of the basin. The lookout above the lake is a nice hike. Still snowy, the lake is mostly frozen over. The trail is wet and there are 2 or 3 trees across the trail.
http://www.washington-hiking-advisor.com/olympics-national-forest.html
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Hoh River trail #15 Olympics National Forest

The trail has snow in only a couple spots. You can enjoy a nice 4 mile hike up the river. There are a few washouts, one has an easy route around, the others haven't been worked on yet so it is up to you to find away around. It is doable. Probably not a kid hike until they do some work on it. Bring raingear and good wet weather hiking boots. It is the Rain Forest! ;)


http://gorp.away.com/gorp/resource/us_national_park/wa/hik_oly.htm



http://www.washington-hiking-advisor.com/olympics-national-forest.html

Keep the Firearms Ban in our National Parks??

Hi;

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Should they start letting people carry loaded guns in National Parks??

I think the current law has worked fine for many years but I want to know what you think.

Take the 2 minute survey here National Park Firearm Ban SURVEY