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2 INTRODUCTION Temperatures on Arctic or Antarctic expeditions can vary widely. Winter trips can be bitterly cold, but even as temperatures flirt just below the freezing mark, strong winds, whether natural or from riding behind a snowmobile, can make temperatures feel much colder. The actual temperature range is determined by location, season, current weather conditions, and wind chill factor; however, the basics of dressing for cold weather are the same regardless of temperature. We recommend dressing in layers as people who naturally generate body heat may wear fewer layers than those who tend to get chilly. If the temperature is warm during the day or the level of physical exertion increases, then layers can be removed. However, if temperatures drop, wind increases or activity is at a minimum, then additional layers can be added. There are three essential layers. 1) Base Layer 2) Insulating Layer 3) Outer Layer Base layers and Insulating layers can be used in almost any type of weather or winter climate. The outer layer will be determined by the type of weather you expect on your winter excursion. Three different outer layers are showcased in these pages: POLAR SPRING/FALL OUTER LAYER - Suitable for Arctic or Antarctic spring, summer, or fall, where insulation and waterproofing may be necessary. WET WEATHER OUTER LAYER - Suitable for warmer temperatures where waterproofing is essential due to threat of rain or boat travel. Often used when less insulation is needed for increased maneuverability. POLAR WINTER OUTER LAYER - Suitable for very cold temperatures (-20 C and below) that can be found in Arctic or Antarctic winter or during times of prolonged exposure. All of our clothing packages contain top of the line brands, including Canada Goose, Outdoor Research, Baffin, etc., that have been personally tried and tested in the extreme climates of the Canadian Arctic. The following pages contain details on the three different clothing packages we offer. All graphics, photographs, and text appearing in the Polar Clothing Catalogue are protected by copyright. Reproduction or commercial use is prohibited without express written permission. O U T D O O R R E S E A R C H

POLAR SPRING/FALL PACKAGE 3 The Canada Goose Expedition Parka is your first line of defense against cold or unpredictable weather. It is an insulated parka with a durable, water repellent, Arctic-Tech shell. Paired with your choice of either Canada Goose Rocky Mountain insulated winter pants or Outdoor Research Furio waterproof shell pants and Baffin winter boots rated to -100 C, you are ready to face the elements. To protect your head and hands, you will be provided with a windproof hat, neck warmer, liner gloves, windproof gloves, and insulated, waterproof over mitts all top quality Outdoor Research products. Upgrade to the Canada Goose Expedition Vostok Parka, which has all the same qualities as the Expedition, but is completely waterproof. Especially useful for those cold, wet days spent on a boat. NOTE: The choice between insulating pants and shell pants will be based on personal preference and the weather you will experience. For colder weather, where the possibility of rain is negligible, the insulating pants may be your preferred choice. However, if there is a good chance of rain or waterproofing is necessary, then the shell pants may be preferred. 1) 2a) 2b) Polar Spring/Fall Outer Layer 1) Canada Goose Expedition Parka 2a) Canada Goose Rocky Mountain Overalls or 2b) Outdoor Research Furio Pants 3) Baffin Apex Boots Spring/Fall Head to Toe: Outer Layer + 4) Outdoor Research Windproof Hat, 5) Neck Gaiter, 6) Base Gloves, 7) Windproof Gloves, 8) Waterproof, Insulated Mitts 9) Duffel Bag NOTE: Equivalent models may be used for rental 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9)

4 WET WEATHER PACKAGE This package is designed to keep you waterproof and warm from head to toe in warmer temperatures. The Outdoor Research Mithril Storm Jacket provides a 100% waterproof, seam-sealed, breathable jacket with a comfortable fleece lining. Coupled with their rugged Furio pants and Baffin s insulated rubber boots, you are sure to stay dry in a downpour. Outdoor Research gloves, hat, and neckwarmer complete this package. 1) 2) Wet Weather Outer Layer: 1) Outdoor Research Mithril Storm Jacket 2) Outdoor Research Furio Pants 3) Baffin Hunter Boots Wet Weather Head to Toe: Outer Layer + 4) Outdoor Research Windproof Hat, 5) Neck Gaiter, 6) Base Gloves, 7) Windproof Gloves, 8) Waterproof, Insulated Gloves 9) Duffel Bag NOTE: Equivalent models may be used for rental 6) 7) 4) 8) 3) 5) 9)

POLAR WINTER PACKAGE This package is designed for very cold temperatures, such as those experienced during Arctic or Antarctic Winter or prolonged times of exposure. The Canada Goose Snow Mantra is the warmest parka on the market and an absolute must in extreme weather situations. Used with Canada Goose Wilderdown pants designed by their tactical division, you will be protected against the coldest conditions on the planet. Add a pair of Northern Outfitters Arctic Boots, Canada Goose Aviator Hat, and Outdoor Research hat, balaclava, neck gaiter, gloves and outer mitts and your package is almost complete. Add a pair of protective goggles with interchangeable polarized and clear lenses and now you are covered from head to toe and ready to take on a real polar winter! 1) 2) 3) 5 Polar Winter Outer Layer: 1) Canada Goose Snow Mantra Parka 2)Canada Goose Wilderdown Pants 3) Northern Outfitters Arctic Boots 6) 7) 8) 4) 5) Polar Winter Head to Toe: Outer Layer + 4) Canada Goose Aviator Hat, 5) Outdoor Research Full-Face Balaclava, 6) Base Gloves, 7) Windproof Gloves, 8) Waterproof, Insulated Mitts 9) Polarized goggles with an interchangeable clear lens 10) Neck Gaiter 11) Windproof Hat 12) Duffel Bag NOTE: Equivalent models may be used for rental 9) 11) 10) 12)

JACKETS PANTS USE THESE CHARTS FOR DETERMINING SIZES PAGE 4 / RAIN PACKAGE: OUTDOOR RESEARCH MITHRIL STORM SHELL XS S M L XL Chest (cm) 94 102 109 117 124 Waist (cm) 76 81 86 91 97 Hip (cm) 94 99 104 109 114 Waist Size European (cm) PAGE 3 / WINTER PACKAGE: CANADA GOOSE ROCKY MOUNTAIN OVERALL PAGE 5 / EXTREME WINTER PACKAGE: CANADA GOOSE WILDERDOWN PANT XS S M L XL XXL North American (in) 26/28 29/32 33/36 37/40 41/44 45/48 66/71 74/81 82/91 95/102 105/112 PAGE 3 / WINTER PACKAGE: OUTDOOR RESEARCH FURIO PANTS PAGE 4 / RAIN PACKAGE: OUTDOOR RESEARCH FURIO PANTS XS S M L XL Waist (cm) 76 81 86 91 97 Hips (cm) 94 99 104 109 114 Inseam (cm) 79 81 81 84 86 BOOTS PAGE 3 / WINTER PACKAGE: CANADA GOOSE EXPEDITION VOSTOK PARKA PAGE 5 / EXTREME WINTER PACKAGE: CANADA GOOSE SNOW MANTRA PARKA XS S M L XL XL North American (in) 32/34 36 38/40 42/44 46 48 European (cm) 42/44 46 48/50 52/54 56 58/60 FOR ALL PACKAGES Note: Extreme winter boots come in small, medium & large. Your size is determined by your shoe size. UK 5 6 7 8 US Men USWomen France Japan 6 7 8 9 8 10 9 11 9 10 10 11 115/122 11 12 12 13 13 14 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 GLOVES & MITTS *CIRC OF HAND (cm) **L OF HAND (cm) HATS FOR ALL PACKAGES PAGE 3 / WINTER PACKAGE: OUTDOOR RESEARCH WINDPROOF HAT PAGE 4 / RAIN PACKAGE: OUTDOOR RESEARCH WINDPROOF HAT PAGE 5 / EXTREME WINTER PACKAGE: OUTDOOR RESEARCH BALACLAVA Measure from center of forehead around fullest part of head S M L XL 18-19 20-22 23-24 24-25+ 17-18 19-20 22-23 23-24+ S M L North American Hat Size 6 7/8 7 1/8 7 3/8 European (cm) 55 57 59 *Measure the circumference of the hand not including the thumb with a relaxed tape **Measure the length (L) of the hand from the longest finger to the bend in the wrist. websites: www.arctickingdom.com - www.polarlogistics.net Official Supplier to the Government of Canada: PBN 869368639PG0001 Proud to be the Preferred Outfitter of SPRI and Friends of SPRI 402-3335 Yonge St. - Toronto ON M4N 2M1 - CANADA Tel: +1 416 322 7066 - Fax: +1 416 887 0529 email: adventures@arctickingdom.com