Recreational shooting and other stuff
Time to double up on relaxing outdoors with the DoubleNest Hammock from Eagles Nest Outfitters. A hammock built for two, the unit we tested was actually the Insect Shield model, which includes a treatment to keep annoying bugs at bay. At only 21 ounces, the nylon DoubleNest Hammock is designed to support two people. It’s … Read more
Mosquitno™Wrist Bands and Mosquitno™SpotZzz Stickers repel pesky mosquitoes (plus flies, gnats, and no-see-ums) the all-natural way, with safe and non-toxic ingredients. This is sure to make campers and parents happy. No sprays to mess with or reapply. Just a simple silicone band on your wrist, or a sticker on your clothing, and you won’t have … Read more
The Outdoor Camp Oven from Camp Chef is exactly the kind of outdoor gear that we find is perfect for the serious car camper, as well as anyone who wants to be fully prepared for emergencies. Big enough to cook meals for the whole family outdoors, yet not so bulky that you’ll leave it at … Read more
Riding a bicycle, whether for pleasure, commuting, or any other reason, reminds me of Charles De Mar’s skiing instructions in the movie Better Off Dead: “Go that way, really fast. If something gets in your way, turn.” Cycling isn’t much different, except that we need to also stay as visible as possible. A common excuse … Read more
I recently had the opportunity to review the Coast LX320 pocket knife. Of course, Coast doesn’t really need much of an intro on this site. In addition to their knives and multi-tools they make some outstanding LED lights that we’re huge fans of. But this is my first experience with one of their knives. I‘ll … Read more
When it comes to solar powered LED lights, the d.light S20 and S300 are certainly excellent options. While the lights themselves are competitively priced, and offer good value, d.light’s business model shouldn’t be overlooked either. Even though d.light is run for profit, they still give back a generous 10% of the net proceeds of their … Read more