Recreational shooting and other stuff
Ask me to rate my favorite non-camera photo gear, and the Peak Design CapturePRO® Camera Clip is at the top of the list. It allows me to carry a camera on my backpack strap or belt, and have it ready in an instant. This is ideal when outdoors, whether hiking and taking wildlife photos, or on a photo shoot. … Read more
Eco Vessel recently sent us their 64 ounce BOSS growler for review, and it did not disappoint. They added enough features that you’ll be reaching for the BOSS for more than just your next trip to the brewery. Double wall stainless steel is probably the best way to go for keeping drinks hot or cold, but the BOSS … Read more
The GSI Outdoors Crossover Kitchen Kit is a basic collection of some of the most commonly used kitchen utensils and tools. I bought mine from a local outfitter in town. This setup fits in between what an ultra light backpacker and a car camper might carry. For my style of backpacking, this kit is ideal. … Read more
We would usually write about a product like the Midland ER200 Compact Emergency Crank Weather Alert Radio later in the year, during National Preparedness Month. But with the weather being so unpredictable, we took Midland up on their offer to review one during our peak storm alert season. Over the course of our review period, we have had … Read more
Like to camp, but don’t like to cook while camping? Me too. Bridgford Ready to Eat Sandwiches has the solution for us. They provided some for this review, and have won me (and my taste buds) over. Most readers of this site have probably tried “ready to eat” food, of the camping or emergency food storage variety. … Read more
I recently got in touch with White Box Alcohol Stoves to see if we could get a sample for testing. Bill Ballowe, the company owner and stove designer, kindly agreed and sent a Next Generation model stove over so I could take a look and give the stove a whirl. The stove was in my … Read more