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James McCormack

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Pharmacist/Professor/Medication Mythbuster/Healthy Skeptic at the Fac of Pharm Sci at UBC. Author of The Nutrition Proposition - you can find it on Amazon.
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REVIEW: Arc'teryx Rush Jacket and Bib

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By James McCormack
| Wild Verified
In the last issue of Wild, we discussed Arc’teryx’s use of Gore-Tex’s Pro ePE material; not only is it PFAS-free, it’s thinner, quieter and lighter. It’s abrasion-resistant, too. All this comes without any loss in waterproofness; in fact, it’s enhanced. Which is just as well, because last Northern-Hemisphere winter, I spent two weeks road tripping testing out Arc’teryx’s Rush Jacket and Bib shell outerwear.
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Whippa Skimo 55L Pack: Tested & Reviewed

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By James McCormack
| Wild Verified
It’s no secret that I’m a Whippa packs fanboy. These packs are super light, super tough, and super functional. They’re Aussie-made, too, up in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney. So when Whippa came out with the claim that their Skimo Ultralight Mountaineering pack was, and I quote, “our best pack yet!” I sat up and took notice.
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From The Editor: A Wild Legacy

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By James McCormack
| Wild Verified
I’ve been thinking a lot about legacy lately. Specifically, I’ve been thinking about the mark we leave on the planet. It’s something that rattles around deep in the back of my mind often enough without ever really bubbling to the surface, but it’s this issue’s feature story on the 50th birthday of The Wilderness Society that’s brought it more to the fore.
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