Brian

Owner/Editor of Industryoutsider.com, outdoor enthusiast, photographer, animal lover, and collector of gadgets, cameras, knives, and firearms. Recreational shooter, and 2A supporter. A former competitive cyclist, I'm all about promoting bicycles as a transportation alternative. Life's too short to take things to seriously. Have fun. A bad day outdoors beats a good day at the office every time.

Cook-Air, Get Ready For Some Grilling!

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Few things are more satisfying than a well cooked steak, grilled to perfection. And this time of year, every man should be enjoying that perfect steak. Cook-Air™is doing their part to bring the experience of a five-star restaurant-quality grilled steak to your dinner table. The Cook-Air™grill is constructed of 304 stainless steel for long life, … Read more

Lorpen Offers Performance Socks For Kids

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My daughter has helped out with several reviews, and she really enjoys some of the outdoor gear we’ve gotten to write about. We’ve had her try at least three backpacks, sent her off to camp with a sleeping bag, sleeping pad, and a notepad, (for writing down her observations) and even let her set up … Read more

WTB Introduces “Moto” Line Of Tires

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EVOLUTION OF THE MOTORAPTOR BRINGS OPEN SPIKED KNOBS, LOWER PROFILE TREAD, DNA RUBBER, INNER PEACE SIDEWALLS AND MORE TO THE WTB TIRE RANGE Mill Valley, CA March, 2012 – – WTB’s founder and leading rubber designer Mark Slate has developed the latest evolution of the Moto series tires. WTB is making them available in 26″ … Read more

Dahon to Celebrate 30th Anniversary at Taipei Cycle Show

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Dahon launches “30 Years Strong” campaign and reveals five new models for 2013 product line. Taipei, Taiwan, March 9, 2012 – Dahon, the world leader in folding bicycles, kicks off the year with the celebration of its “30 Years Strong” Anniversary campaign and the introduction of five new bike models during Taipei Cycle Show 2012. … Read more

Review: GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Camper Cookware

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I’ll be the first to admit that a self-sustained camping trip to someplace inaccessible by car, and without cellular service, holds a certain appeal. But the reality is that camping with kids frequently means parking at a campsite, and limiting your hiking to trips that bring you back to the campsite in time for dinner. … Read more