Recreational shooting and other stuff
The Sierra Designs Frontcountry Bed is not your usual sleeping bag. Sierra Designs introduced the Backcountry Bed around three years ago and the Frontcountry Bed shares the same overall design. The differences between these two are right there in the name. Where the Backcountry Bed is kept light, the Frontcountry Bed a heavier and bulkier … Read more
At first glance, I wasn’t sure what to think of the Sportz Titanium headphones from Aftershokz. While I enjoyed their wireless version, I wondered who would want the wired version. But after using them for a while, it became clear that the wired version has some advantages over wireless. And though that may complicate matters … Read more
The Klymit V Sheet is an all new accessory for regular sized Klymit Static V sleeping pads. The V Sheet covers the top of the pad and it has a pocket at the head end to hold a pillow. I‘ve been testing the V Sheet for a few weeks now and I have to say … Read more
Unless you’re a cyclist that lives under a rock, you’ve probably heard of the Lumos helmet by now. This “Smart” bike helmet has built in lights, for improved safety and visibility. Up front, a row of white LEDs throws some light, and presents motorists with a visual cue of an oncoming “vehicle”. Out back, bright red … Read more
The Stanley Adventure Prep and Cook Set is more than just another cook set. Because it carries with it the same legendary quality and craftsmanship we‘ve come to expect from all Stanley products. While my cooking skills are subpar, Stanley is giving me a chance to keep practicing in the great outdoors. Sure, there are a … Read more
The Thermarest Trail Pro hit my doorstep just in time for the end of cold weather. The Trail Pro is a self-inflating foam sleeping pad and it comes in the mummy shape. For me, sleeping pads have three main characteristics: comfort, weight/bulk, and cost. I know that‘s four, I went to kindergarten too, but weight … Read more