CALGARY, AB, CANADA, February 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) Jay Vaughan, president and founder of MountainCultures.com—an online retailer of outdoor gear and equipment—is pleased to announce the addition of Alistair Clark to its MC Team Riders. Clark is an athlete whose sports specialties include wingsuit BASE jumping, speed flying and skydiving.
"Alistair is a perfect addition to our talented team of athletes," says Vaughan. "He's an incredible athlete who is pushing the limits of his own ability and looking to increase the popularity of this fearless sport. Watching him fly off the side of a mountain without hesitation is enough to take anyone's breath away."
Wingsuit BASE jumping is a controlled sport where a person flies through the air using a special jumpsuit called a wingsuit. This unique suit, which is designed with webbed wings, increases surface area on the human body—think flying squirrel—allowing it lift and glide. The final part of a BASE jumper's flight ends with the deployment of a parachute.
"I'm very pleased that Jay recognizes wingsuit BASE jumping as an exciting sport that deserves more and more recognition. It's the sponsorship and help of companies like MountainCultures that will help increase the awareness of this amazing sport," says Clark.
MountainCultures will add its logo to Clark's parachute and wingsuits. As well, Clark will be using a Contour video camera provided by MountainCultures to record his stunts and jumps from his unique perspective.
Clark resides in Calgary and says some of his favorite jump spots are located in the Alberta Rocky Mountains.
About the MC Team Riders
The MC Team Riders include Dania Assaly, Chelsea Henitiuk, Eddie Hicks, Andi Naude, Keaton Carlson, Wes Harris, Bruce Judd, Troy Minogue and Julien Regnier. More information can be found about each Rider at http://www.MountainCultures.com.
About MountainCultures.com
Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, MountainCultures, is an online retailer of outdoor gear supplying products to adventure sports enthusiasts and professionals including skiers, snowboarders, golfers, surfers, hikers, moto riders, etc. It specializes in offering high end brands at lower prices combined with exceptional service. Products include clothing, equipment, video cameras and accessories, bags, gear, survival gear, racks, etc. Its suppliers include Ogio, Icelantic, Banshee Bungee, Dynastar and other popular brands. Twitter: @MtnCulturesCom; facebook.com/MountainCultures; http://www.mountaincultures.com; 888-367-9566.
Media Contact: Ingrid Culbert 949-713-6903 ingrid@mountaincultures.com
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