Recreational shooting and other outdoorsy stuff
Mark So maybe you got a DJI Phantom drone for Christmas or you‘re a FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot. Either way, finding a way to organize and carry your drone and all its accessories is a challenge. Hard cases work well when they can be carried but sometimes the path less traveled is the destination. … Read more
The Saxx Pilot 2 in 1 running shorts arrived last fall and I started testing right away. Running really isn‘t my thing but I do quite a bit of walking, hiking, and backpacking. The Pilot shorts work just as well for these activities as they do for running. The phrase “life changing underwear” is used … Read more
Until fairly recently, I hadn‘t heard of EcÅths so I didn‘t know what to expect when the samples arrived. EcÅths started in 2014 but they are part of Sportif USA which dates to 1965. These guys have a great philosophy and if you want to read more, check it out HERE. Both the Zander shirt … Read more
I got my hands on a Spyderco Polestar at the Outdoor Retailer show last summer. The knife has been with me, riding in my pocket every day since then and I plan to continue with it there. I carry a pocket knife with me every day and I cannot remember when that was not the … Read more
The new Jackson Kayak Liska looks like a real winner for the fishing crowd. Paddling quickly became a favorite family activity for us. All members of my family enjoy getting out on the water on a nice day whether it be a small lake or lazy river. Not only does Jackson Kayaks makes great boats … Read more
Unless you’re in the desert, the Solo Stove Lite has an advantage over most other stoves. When it comes to backpacking, there are a lot of good choices out there. You can get stoves that burn isobutane, white gas, and alcohol, but you have to carry the fuel in addition to the stove. Solo Stove … Read more