Recreational shooting and other stuff
With its small size, weather resistance, and near limitless mounting options, there is no reason to not have the Nite Ize TwistLit LED taillight on your bike when you need it. The light features rubberized twist ties, which allow you to mount it to just about any structure on your bike, and its so compact, … Read more
The Warbonnet Outdoors Edge tarp is the smallest and lightest tarp of the offerings produced by Warbonnet. While providing good 3 season coverage from the elements, the Edge remains easy to set up and keeps the weight and packed size down. Warbonnet kindly sent an Edge tarp for a review, so I was happy to have … Read more
Hydro Flask recently released their True Pint, and sent one my way to review. After testing it out for a few months, I believe that I have stumbled upon the Holy Grail of beer pint glasses. Modeled after the classic American pint glass, a beer lover is sure to enjoy their favorite brew down to the last … Read more
Clif Bar‘s new Builder‘s Chocolate Hazelnut has been one of the most delicious bars I have had the pleasure of reviewing. Clif Bar has always provided tasty and nutritious energy bars for my rides, but the new Chocolate Hazelnut flavor has changed my notion of what a great protein bar can taste like. No longer … Read more
The Kuhl Liberator Convertible ended my quest to find a pair of backpacking pants that fit well, looked good enough to wear to work or around town, and offered the function and durability I was looking for. Denim jeans are by far the pants that I wear the most. Cotton khakis are next in line for … Read more
I purchased the Continental Grand Prix 4-Season tires last November after a weekend with three flats over the course of two rides. There was getting to be too much grit and gravel on the roads to keep running my beloved Grand Prix 4000 S II tires. Wanting a tougher tire but liking the Continentals so … Read more