Recreational shooting and other stuff
Switch Vision’s unique Magnetic Interchange Lens System™certainly caught our eye the first time we saw them. As their rep was demonstrating how effortless it was to swap lenses, it became apparent that not only do they understand the importance of having multiple lenses available for varying conditions, but they’ve addressed the issue of how relatively … Read more
Avex offers a wide array of water bottles and travel mugs, and we’ve managed to round up a couple of them for review – one for hot drinks, the other for cold. Both offer features to make drinking with one hand simple and drip-free. First up is the 20 oz. Highland AUTOSEAL® Stainless Insulated Travel … Read more
Regardless of the bike you ride, no one likes a line of dirty water being thrown off the back wheel at them, or a nasty spray coming off their front wheel. SKS, a company with a reputation for producing quality bicycle fenders for nearly 30 years now, understands this. They design fenders for wheels from … Read more
BOULDER, Colo. — The well-respected technical cycling apparel company Curve, Inc., has introduced the Pandana, a seamless stretch headwear that is ideal for for nearly all outdoor sports — cycling, hiking, skiing, snowboarding, XC skiing, climbing, running, kayaking, even motorcycling, announced Curve and Pandana President HenrikNejezchleb. A stretchy, lightweight seamless tube approximately 18-inches long, the … Read more
OXNARD, Calif. – Albabici, a leading importer of authentic Italian cycling products, will be a key sponsor of Los Angeles-based CBNC Cycling team’s upcoming West Coast tour of fixed-gear and urban racing, including the Quake City Rumble in San Francisco, June 28-30; and the North American Cycle Courier Championships in Seattle, July 6-7. CBNC … Read more
We bike and hike. Swim and surf. From the rapids to rappelling, we sometimes take risks. Even when we’re not taking risks, accidents can and do happen. Statistically speaking, Industry Outsider readers are probably more likely than the rest of the population to get injured outdoors somewhere. (But that’s still preferable to a heart attack … Read more