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M16-Z M16-02 Zytel – Razor Sharp Edge Instead of aluminum handles, Columbia River uses tough, textured Zytel scales over a 420J2 stainless steel liner interframe. It is over-build for rigidity, using precision machined stainless steel back spacers. And the handle is assembled with superior offset Torx fasteners. The handle is slightly heftier and wider than the aluminum build M16, but it is exceptionally rigid. To some people, it actually fills the hand better. Tough AUS 4 high carbon stainless steel is used for the blades to give greater everyday utility. All models feature the Carson Flipper, which is not only an aid to opening the blade, especially when wearing gloves, but acts as a blade guard when the blade is open. The M16-02Z and 12Z are tough little bulldogs, with dual grind Tanto-style blades. Incorporated is the patented Lake And Walker Knife Safety (LAWKS) into all models, which converts these folders into virtual fixed blades when engaged. All styles have Teflon bearings and a removable Teflon plated stainless steel clothing/gear clip. M16-02Z: Razor-Sharp Cutting Edge Blade Length: 3.00″ (7.0 cm) Thickness: 0.12″ (0.30 cm) Steel: AUS 4, 55-57 HRC Handle length: 4.25″ (10.8 cm) Overall length: 7.375″ (18.7 cm) Weight: 3.6 oz. (102 g) USA orders only (no international orders, no APO/FPO orders please). Generally leaves the warehouse in 1-3 business days. Manufacturer’s Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty.

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I found a "Columbia Sportswear" sweater in a thrift store and one sleeve is about 5 inches longer than the other. It seems too drastic a difference to be a mistake. Does it have something to do with it being "hunting sportswear?" I couldn’t find another sweater online with the same style, or an answer elsewhere.

No, it’s a defect with the sweater. My husband is an avid outdoorsman and his clothing is the same as "regular" clothes. Maybe the previous owner tried to do his/her own alteration but it didn’t go as planned?

I want to try another All Inclusive Resort.

I went to Decameron Santa Marta, Columbia, SA about 6 months ago. It was a very good value for the price ( $110 / day or night ). The Staff was very friendly & willing to help. The food was very good. My only 2 complaints were :

1. The floors of the room were very dirty. Before I found it out. I took oof my shoes & my white sock picked up all the dirt off the floor. I should have call them to take a mop to my room, but I didn’t

2. The room was also smelled very stale & musky. Could have used some scented deodorizer & air freshener.

try these hotels:

Capilla Del Mar Hotel
Charleston Cartagena Hotel
Hotel El Dorado
Hilton Cartagena (Highly recommended)
Decameron Cartagena All Inclusive
Hotel Almirante Cartagena Estelar

The technologically advanced fabric of The Zurich Parka will keep you focused on your runs and less worried about staying dry and warm. Part of Columbia Sportswear’s premier Titanium product line that offers advanced fabrics and technologies for all-weather performance throughout any demanding outdoor adventure. Made with Omni-Tech fabric that is able to provide waterproof, breathable protection from the elements. Microporous membranes keep water from penetrating through, yet allow perspiration to escape, keeping you dry and comfortable. Omni-Tech is fully seam sealed to prevent rain and snow from seeping inward. Zip-in compatible with Columbia’s 3-point Interchange system. Insulated with 100g Microtemp XF II to keep you warm and secure. Full front zip closure with hook and loop flap over zipper. Zippered underarm vents for added ventilation. Adjustable, snap-back powder skirt with pant connector tab ; Hook and loop cuffs to keep the cold out. Removable adjustable storm hood to keep your head warm. Drawcord adjustable hem for a sure fit. Zippered hand pockets with snap flaps for storage. Interior mesh and zippered pockets for added storage. Columbia brandmark at left chest. Nylon liner contains zip closure and zippered hand pockets. Shell: 100% polyester. Insert: 100% nylon. Insulation(liner): 100g Microtemp XF II. Machine wash cold and line dry in shade. Product measurements were taken using size MD. Please note that measurements may vary by size.

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Personalize your Apple iPod with our premium silicone case. Our soft silicone cases make your iPod stand out while protecting it against scratches. The cases provide complete access to the click wheel on the front of your iPod. This silicone case is desig

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Columbia Rivers best selling knife using an affordable build – instead of aluminum handles, this knife utilizes durable, textured Zytel scales over a 420J2 stainless steel liner inter-frame. Blades are constructed from a tough AUS 6M high carbon stainless steel for greater everyday utility. These knives feature the Carson Flipper for opening ease and to act as a positive blade guard, Teflon bearings and a removable Teflon plated stainless steel clothing/gear clip. Blade length 3.13, overall length 7.375, weighs 2.9 oz.

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Look sharp in this classic long-sleeve shirt from Columbia Sportswear®. Made from a comfortable blend of cotton and viscose yarn-dyed fabric and garment-washed for added softness. Buttoned front. Left chest pocket. Authentic fit. Imported.

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Columbia Arkansas Razorbacks Cardinal Beach Inn Performance Boardshort – These Beach Inn performance boardshorts from Columbia feature solid panel piecing, embroidered team name and team logo, plus Omni-Shade UPF 30 sun protection to help block damaging UV rays from reaching your skin, allowing for more carefree hours in the sun!

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Columbia Cross-Trainer Designed for Multi-Sport Activities on Maintained to Rough Trails that can also do double duty as a Casual Shoe. Upper: Leather nubuck, suede & mesh. Gusseted Tongue, Rubber Toe and Heel Overlays. Midsole: Molded EVA with Nylon Shank. Outsole: Non-Marking Omni-Grip Rubber

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