Recreational shooting and other outdoorsy stuff
Testing the Garmin Oregon 750t began late last winter so a review is overdue. Testing went great and the Garmin performed great. Finding a way to fully cover everything is giving me fits because this unit is packed full of features and capabilities. I can‘t write about everything in this article, but I‘ll hopefully give … Read more
Pointe Studio and Injinji are teaming up! I enjoy Injinji sock liners while backpacking because they eliminate blisters for me. They have turned their attention to the yoga, pilates, and dance folks so you guys should take a look. Check out the press release below. Leading sock brands team up to create essential sock line … Read more
CGear sent over a pair of Ventolation KOS slides for test and review and I‘ve fed them dirt and gravel a plenty. CGear designed these to keep sand under control. We have some beaches around here but these also work well in the streams and rivers where I live. For you lucky people that live … Read more
The Limited Edition Shoe For Bikepacking From DZR May, 2018 ‘” SAN FRANCISCO, CA – DZR – www.dzrshoes.com – introduces the S240 LTD, an embodiment of DZR‘s fundamental belief that style can be infused with function to create a better cycle-centric lifestyle. The S24O is a term coined by Grant Peterson of Rivendell Bicycle Works. It‘s an acronym for … Read more
A good night‘s sleep is a high priority of mine and I bet that is true for most people. Sleeping in a tent on the ground has its advantages, but overall, I sleep better in a hammock. Over the past few years, I tested many hammocks and slept great in them. A couple things nagged … Read more
With the collaboration between Mountain Standard and Backpacker’s Pantry a new line of “just add water” meals was born. The marriage of the brands has been solidified in Boulder, Colorado with domestic locally-sourced organic ingredients that feel good to eat physically and ethically. Easy meals are often hard to come by for an avid outdoor woman that is … Read more