All the Wild That Remains Book Review
David Gessner’s book All the Wild That Remains (released in April 2015) is subtitled “Edward Abbey, Wallace Stegner, and the American West.” And, if you’re familiar[Read More…]
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Lizard RollUp Packable Sandal Review
Lizard’s RollUps are the most polarizing footwear I’ve ever worn. To call them unique is putting it delicately. Those who’ve seen me wear them comment[Read More…]
Mountain Hardwear Quasar Lite Jacket Review
A lot is expected from a good climbing shell. It has to be waterproof, but breathable; light, but durable. It has to keep you warm[Read More…]
Hike Palo Duro Canyon
Not everything is bigger in Texas. Case in point: Palo Duro Canyon is only the second biggest canyon in America behind the Grand. And it’s[Read More…]
Intova Edge X Action Camera Review
When people want an action camera, they think they want a GoPro. It’s become our default position. And that’s the challenge Intova is facing. Because[Read More…]
Pau Hana Big EZ Air Inflatable SUP Review
I know, I know. An inflatable stand up paddle board sounds as sturdy as a sew-it-yourself backpack or a click-and-lock mountain bike. But once[Read More…]
Sierra Designs Super Stratus Jacket Review
As someone who’s been caught in mountain rainstorms and slept in ice caves, I know that even those of us who love roughing it don’t[Read More…]
Under Armour Power Storm Polarized Sunglasses Review
I have a hard time spending more than $25 on a pair of sunglasses, because I know it’s only a matter of months before I[Read More…]
Aqua-Bound Freedom Paddle Review
When I’m stand-up paddle boarding and focusing on my balance, I usually find myself wishing my load could be just a little lighter. Mostly my[Read More…]
Kelty TraiLogic Collection Review
The Kelty TraiLogic Collection is smart, attentively thought through and lives up to its TraiLogic moniker. It’s what a Vulcan would take camping. The collection[Read More…]
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