Recreational shooting and other stuff
New Invisible Sock features revolutionary knitting process and seamless one-piece construction FITS® is an American manufacturer of the best-fitting socks on the market. They’ll proudly showcase their latest innovation’”the Invisible Sock at Outdoor Retailer‘s 2018 November Market in Denver, CO. FITS‘ new Invisible Sock solves every issue typically experienced with no show socks. A proprietary knitting process … Read more
Our friends at Think Tank Photo/MindShift Gear just alerted us that their very popular BackLight rear-entry backpacks are back in stock. These may be the most popular backpacks in all of outdoor photography. They come in three sizes (36 liter, 26 liter, 18 liter), two colors, and are extremely comfortable, especially when you are carrying … Read more
When Point6 offered some of their Merino socks for review, they may not have known what a sock snob I was. But I did my homework, and realized they hit all the key points. Made in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, they’re technical socks with a lifetime warranty. Family-owned, they get their wool from one of the … Read more
Regardless of the season or weather, I enjoy being outdoors with my camera. That’s why I was pretty excited to see the new Emergency Rain Cover from Think Tank Photo. Small and light, they don’t take up much space, but are easy to use when the weather turns bad. If you’re in sunny SoCal, these might … Read more
Neither a tent nor a canopy, the Kelty Cabana is a lightweight solution when you need a temporary shelter. Although it may have been designed with festivals in mind, there’s no limit to it uses. From chilling at the park, to your kid’s sports, to day trips into the mountains, it’s got you covered. Features Separating the … Read more
Photography is one of my favorite outdoor activities. I’m often reminded of the old quote “Take only memories, leave only footprints”. This has more recently been reinterpreted as “Take only pictures, leave only footprints”. When I set out to capture a wild animal, I use nothing more than a long lens. When I want to … Read more