InsideOutdoor | SPRING 2022 48 Ledlenser Built for both function and fun, the Kidbeam4 lights up in four different colors and includes practical, childspecific features such as an integrated clip and an automatic switch-off function. At just 2.5 ounces, the flashlight is perfect for small hands, but it’s not a lightweight when it comes to durability, and it comes with a two-year warranty. One of two new kid-specific lights from the brand, the Kidbeams4 powers 70 lumens for up to four hours or 10 lumens at low power for up to 18 hours. SRP is $30. RovR The TravelR soft cooler is burly but transportable, with welded seams, a water/leak proof zipper and a removable shoulder/ sternum strap. It features one-inch of closedcell, high-density foam for cooling and an antimicrobial liner to keep things fresh. The TravelR also integrates with RovR’s KeepR to act as a soft shell for the KeepR, whereby you can place the latter inside the former. Glade The new Westslope is a team favorite at Glade headquarters because these are the ideal sunglasses to keep up with a mountain lifestyle, whether that’s hiking a 14er, ripping singletrack, swinging dries, a lunchtime trail run or parking lot beers. Clarity is provided by polarized, scratch-resistant lenses with enhanced glare reduction, while nose and temple inserts provide a comfort fit. The frames are built with lightweight, bio-based TR90 Grilamid. SRP is $99. Ombraz The latest in Ombraz’s armless sunglasses, the Viale’s contemporary frame draws on vintage subtleties, with a classic keyhole bridge and circular lenses that compliment all genders, said the company. Thicker world-class, scratch-resistant and oleophobic optics are flanked with built-in mini visors to block peripheral light. The featherweight Viale is equipped with a Japanese-woven, 100% recycled, marinegrade, adjustable cord. SRP is $150. In-Season
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