Cold, damp shoulder season conditions can demand a complex combination of layers to stay warm and dry while hiking, biking, or ski touring. Or you can bring alo... Read More...
I like running with gum. I helps distract my mouth from muttering obscenities on steep hills or after passing trash along urban trails, and, more importantly, i... Read More...
After wearing ankle-high hiking boots in college, I swore I would never wear them again. Heavy and clunky, I felt freed when I gave them away. Fast forward 20 y... Read More...
I’ve never been much of a vest guy. When it comes to spending money on technical outdoor apparel, I generally prefer more garment per dollar in the form of arm-... Read More...
These adjustable, light weight carbon poles with a “SpeedLock” system for fast, on-the-move length adjustment are a different beast than the trekking poles you ... Read More...
Keep hot liquids hot for up to 20 hours and cold drinks cold for just over two days with this classic, insulated steel water bottle. No shattering, rusting, lea... Read More...
Now you can take your ENO hammock anywhere, from the sagebrush sea of the Columbia Basin to your tree-less backyard or basement. The SoloPod hammock stand packs... Read More...
Slip these insulated, waterproof, low-cut shoes on anytime your winter errand run doesn’t require tromping through deep snow. The casual yet classic style means... Read More...
Snowshoes: Any store that sells snowshoes should be able to find a pair that works for you. The basic rule is you want a bigger snowshoe if the snowshoe is ... Read More...
Stretchy, comfortable, stylish denim jeans with plenty of pockets that you could wear on a search and rescue mission but will more likely deploy for winter beer... Read More...
