#skyhighmountainworks #mountainsession2018 #MCCR #omm #kamleika #arcteryx #norvan14 #altra #zerolimits #kingmt #desentplus #mountainrunnig #map 週末のイベントCP付け終了。流石に夜の地形読みは激ムズでなかなかヘヴィでした(^◇^;)カムレイカも真っ黒笑。週末参加の皆さん、楽しんでくださいね🗻 (芦屋ロックガーデン) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrnHhwYBIZA/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=tipjv08x7wyk

#mrhc #mountainrunning #mtrokko #mountaincultureclub #街を山へ変える #beams #kamleika city boyをmountain boyに変えるプロジェクトスタート笑！自分の知識や技術を仲間に還元しないね！！ (芦屋ロックガーデン)

#skytrailrun #raidlight #ultraspire #omm #kamleika #racepants #alpha3 #宮崎ジェル 最近始めたプチトレラン@近所の山

#hangout #aichi #tokai #event #omm #kamleika #womens 無事にHANGOUT 2 が終了！2日間雨でしたが雨の中でアウトドアアイテム良さが伝たわるのだと実感しました！カムレイカシリーズも多くの方に試してもらいましたが、特に女性の方から良い評価をいだきましたのでこれを糧に頑張っていきたいと思います（笑）このストレッチは病みつきになりますね！また来年もよろしくお願いしますー (愛知県民の森)

#mtfurano ＃hokkaid ＃mountainrunning #mountainmarathon #omm #japan #kamleika ＃winter ニセコが雨なので天気図で晴れてそうな場所へ向かい、、、結果、雪降る中（笑）富良野岳を堪能させていただきました。大雪山系の景色は素晴らしいですね！冬にまた来ないと🏂🏔⛺️ (Mount Furano)

#ashiyarockgarden #mountainrunning #omm #kamleika #4thgeneration #cap 新しいカムレイカシリーズの中でもキワモノ？なカムキャップ。防水透湿素材を使ったキャップは数あれど、形を気にせずフィットしてくれて、さらに蒸れやすい頭を快適にしてくれるカムキャップしかないのでは？？ヘルメットの下にも被れるし色々使えるよ。#375technology (芦屋ロックガーデン)

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Kamleika Aleut, 19th century AD From Alaska, Arctic North America Kamleikas are outer garments made of sea mammal gut, an extremely light, tough, and waterproof material. They were sewn with grass or sinew threads which expanded when soaked, making the garment waterproof. Among the Aleut, hooded kamleikas were worn as protection against wind and rain over a birdskin or fur parka. These rather sparsely decorated everyday garments usually had drawstrings around the hood and at the cuffs. Although strong, gut can tear, and of course wears out with frequent use. Aleut men, who used their kamleikas almost daily, needed about three new garments each year. Each would take about a month to make. The Aleut also made beautiful kamleikas for festive or ceremonial occasions. These were hoodless, with a high collar and decorative bands of coloured skin at the collar, cuffs, and hem. Such parkas, like this example from the nineteenth century, were extremely valuable status symbols and articles for trading. After contact, they were given as gifts or sold to visiting Europeans and Russian officials, who appreciated them for their beauty and usefulness.