Recreational shooting and other stuff
I never thought I would have a use for the DryCASE Waterproof Tablet Case, despite the fact that it seems like a great way to protect your device from the elements. There are plenty of people that take their tablet or iPad with them when outdoors, which is fine with me, but I never felt the need to bring … Read more
The Natural Tinder Maker with Fire Starter from Smith’s is one of those products we would have liked to reviewed during the summer, or maybe even for National Preparedness Month. But it’s so popular, they were sold out. When Smith’s was finally able to provide one for review, we realized it would make a great last … Read more
Eagle‘s Nest Outfitters is a well-known maker of hammock products, and graciously supplied me with an Ember 2 underquilt for testing and review. For those not familiar with hammock camping, an underquilt is sort of a half sleeping bag suspended underneath the hammock. Generally, when the temperature drops below about 70 degrees, most people tend … Read more
With their new Low Gravity Beach Chair, STRONGBACK kicks it down a notch, but in a good way. Because sometimes you just want to chill around the campfire, or with your feet in the sand, and don’t need to be up off the ground all that much. So they took all the comfort of their … Read more
In my quest to find the perfect camera bag, I decided to check out the DNA 15 from Tenba. While there is no one bag that can do everything, I’m always looking for one that can carry all the gear I need for a portrait session and family outings, and still be used as a daily … Read more
The Kammok Roo hammock and Kammock Python straps were in my pack for our 3 night hike on the Buffalo River Trail. Kammok has been around for a few years now and they have a comprehensive lineup of products for hammock camping. They offered to send out their Roo hammock, Python straps, and the Dragonfly bug … Read more