Teton Brothers: A New Era of Outerwear

For all of you who are gear techs and apparel junkies, Teton Brothers is a new name to the United States outdoor apparel market that will be launching in retailers winter 2016. The brand started in Japan in 2006 by avid mountaineer Nori Suzuki. His aim was to develop outdoor and backcountry skiwear that was … Read more

Winter Fat Bike Project Part 3

In this third installment of my winter fat bike series, I’ll cover the rear rack I added to my 2016 Gravity Bullseye Monster fat bike from Bikes Direct. A bit of searching brought me to the Axiom Fatliner, which is designed for fat bikes. It can handle 26″ tires up to 5 inches wide, and … Read more

Chef’s Cut Real Jerky

Chef’s Cut Real Jerky is nothing like the inferior dried meat you’ll find at your local gas station or mini-mart. Each 2.5 ounce package is made up of choice cuts, and offers 30 grams of lean protein, with no nitrites. This makes it a great snack, and a tasty choice after a hard workout. I have … Read more

Ohyo Bag: Fits-All Bag

The Ohyo Bag is one of the most innovative bags on the market. These bags are created to change with you throughout the day to fit every carrying need. When you leave your house in the morning you may only need a bag the size of a tablet to hold keys, snacks, and small electronics. … Read more

Selle Anatomica at Interbike

If you weren’t at Interbike this week, you didn’t get to see this, courtesy of CFEpr+: Selle Anatomica (SA), makers of the World’s Most Comfortable Bicycle Saddles, debuted its crowd-funded, all-carbon C-Series Saddle at Interbike, on Wednesday, September 16th. ROCKET-TECH Developed with input from long-time San Diego-based Carbon Cycling Product experts, Aerospace Structural and Process Development legends, … Read more

Vargo Titanium Emergency Whistle

Why are we writing about the Titanium Emergency Whistle from Vargo Outdoors? Well, this month is National Preparedness Month, and along with food, water, shelter, and a way to make a fire, a whistle should be a part of your outdoor gear and your 72 hour kit. First, do not rely on your cell phone. In a … Read more