Recreational shooting and other outdoorsy stuff
In order to fully illustrate the value of the GSI Halulite Ketalist minimalist backpacking cookset as an addition to a 72 hour or emergency preparedness kit, I thought I would see how the unit performed in a few less than ideal situations. It is important to note that the performance of the Ketalist as a … Read more
The BioLite CampStove™was easily the one item we were most excited about seeing at Outdoor Retailer Summer Market last month. More than just a compact stove (about the same size as my JetBoil Flash) that happens to also generate electricity to charge your devices via USB, the CampStove technology is being used to improve the … Read more
I cannot begin to explain how much I dread testing a product like this. Many years ago, I moved to another state, and on the trip there, picked up a stomach bug. That resulted in a couple of days curled up with two blankets in front of a heater, shivering. The only time I got … Read more
I remember my first headlight for a bike I had ever owned. Powered by a 9-volt battery, the weak incandescent headlight was pitifully inadequate to see or be seen. However, at 7 years old, it was akin to mounting a lighthouse on my handlebars. Fast forward to 2012 and I am riding in all sorts … Read more
As the weather gets cooler, our general level of physical activity tends to decline. This means our fitness level can decline too. All those miles we biked, ran, swam, walked, and hiked throughout spring and summer are being forgotten. But not for me this year. CycleOps Power offers a solution. CycleOps is a bike trainer … Read more
Boulder, CO, USA ‘” October 1, 2012 ‘” Five-time triathlon world champion Craig Alexander has entered the sport‘s most exclusive inner circle of all-time victors. When Alexander broke a 15-year course record to win his third Ironman® World Championship in 2011, “Crowie” joined Dave Scott, Mark Allen, and Peter Reid as one of triathlon‘s greatest … Read more