Recreational shooting and other stuff
Brian We know that readers of this site enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, from family-paced hiking and camping to more adventurous sports, like skiing, snowboarding, surfing, mountaineering, and diving. No matter what you do, and regardless of the pace, a Suunto can provide you with accurate, reliable information about both your body and the environment … Read more
Ok, so we might be a little late for “Back to school”, but these backpacks are perfectly suited for school, work, or even traveling, when you need to carry the essentials (which almost always includes a laptop or tablet). And we had good intentions, since we hatched this comparison at the height of summer. It … Read more
Lots of water. Plenty of storage. But that’s not all. If you’re a big guy, especially across the shoulders, you may have been a bit disappointed in some of the smaller CamelBak hydration packs. The H.A.W.G. NV® aims to fix that. So not only do you get a reservoir that holds up to three liters … Read more
The Project Cannondale series originally ran on another site I had started, but it didn’t makes sense to have our loyal readers go to a second site just for cycling-specific articles, so we added the Commute by Bike! category here, and have been re-releasing the articles. This particular series was based around the idea of … Read more
I’m pretty stoked to see ZOIC celebrating 20 years. I’ve been wearing their stuff for probably the last 15, and have always been pretty happy with their offerings. If we can make it to Interbike this year, we’ll have a full report for our readers. – Brian CARLSBAD, CA ‘” August, 2013 ‘” ZOIC Clothing … Read more
If you think that title’s bad, consider that we could have gone with a variation of “Cravin’ some outdoor ravin’? Check out Braven.” Oh wait, we went there. Sorry. Anyway, one of our “must see” visits at the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market in Salt Lake City recently was a local company by the name of … Read more