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The Bergans Helium Backpack doubled as a piece in the team's hauling system. Huston and Fish had the pack's harness modified and reinforced. Tow ropes were customstitched onto the backpacks' hip belts, and they used the system for pulling the sleds, which weighed about 150 pounds apiece at the start of the trip. Huston said he wore his pack for up to 17 hours some days. Inside the pack he stashed items including survival gear and bags of freezedried cheese.Most of the expedition's gear was stowed in the four towbehind sleds. The Rolex Sports Models replica watches Acapulka Arctic Challenge sleds, which slide on snow as well as float on water, are made for expeditionary settings.

They cost about$4,000 apiece and are constructed with Kevlar shells.The polar choochoo train that was the Victorinox North Pole ’09 Expeditiontwo men on skis, tow ropes, and four sleds behindchugged at a pace of less than one mile per hour many days. But add up 55 of those long polar daysbattling the elements, fighting drifting ice, replica A Lange & Sohne watch scouting for bears and open waterand Huston and Fish made it into the history books. Oldschool boots, customstitched pack belts, and a big teapot helped out along the way.Stephen Regenold writes about outdoors gear at .