Costa Hammock Polarized Sunglasses - Costa 400 Glass Lens - Women's
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Bulbs: 2 SinglePower LEDs, 1 QuadPower LED Power Source: 4 AAA alkaline Backup Power Source: no Batteries Included: yes Battery Location: front Headband Type: removable Tiltable Housing: yes Lumens: (QuadPower) 160, (SinglePower) 25 Max Distance: (QuadPower) 3 - 70 m, (SinglePower) 2 - 7 m Burn Time: (QuadPower) 50 - 200 hours, (SinglePower) 36 - 125 hours Waterproof: IPX-7 standard (submerged 1 meter for 30 mintues) Claimed Weight: 3.9 oz Recommended Use: backpacking, hiking, climbing, mountaineering, camping, grilling Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year
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Australian Alps were discovered in 1839 by Polish explorer Paul Edmund Strzhelski. He gave the name of Kosciusko (in honor of the military and political leader Tadeusz Kosciuszko) to the highest, in his opinion, mountain. Later studies, it was found that the mountain, called Townsend, is actually higher. In addition, it had steeper slopes, and therefore it is more like a mountain peak. The government renamed Kosciuszko in Townsend and Townsend in Kosciusko.
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