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La Sportiva Thunder III Hiking Boots Review

La Sportiva Thunder III Hiking Boots Review

For the past several months I’ve put a pair of La Sportiva Thunder III GTX hiking boots to the test on unseasonably snowy and wet[Read More…]

by June 10, 2014 0 comments Gear
Bag in water. No water in bag.

ArcTeryx Alpha FL Pack Review

The Arc’Teryx Alpha FL pack may be the best small pack money can buy. Over several months and countless adventures, I have come to really like[Read More…]

by June 2, 2014 0 comments Gear
ExOfficio Storm Logic Jacket Review

ExOfficio Storm Logic Jacket Review

The ExOfficio Storm Logic jacket synthetic down jacket is designed with the frequent traveler in mind. The plethora of pockets for keys, glasses, and travel[Read More…]

by March 30, 2014 0 comments Gear
TurtleSkin Snake Gaiter

TurtleSkin Snake Gaiter Review

With spring just around the corner and all the snakes coming out of hibernation, I needed to find a solution, an extra margin of safety.[Read More…]

by March 24, 2014 0 comments Gear
Sierra Designs A.S.A.P Bivy and Tarp

Sierra Designs A.S.A.P Bivy and Tarp

The Sierra Designs A.S.A.P Bivy and Tarp combo is the ultra-light backpacker’s solution to staying dry, keeping the bugs at bay, and having room to stretch out, cook, and sort gear without sacrificing weight penalties or taking up too much room in your pack. While there are many great things about this ultra-light shelter setup, there is one important thing to be aware of.

by January 17, 2014 0 comments Gear
Road Trip – Manly Deeds, Womanly Words

Road Trip – Manly Deeds, Womanly Words

Fortunately for me, there are several state and national parks (not to mention the Appalachian trail) within an hour of my new residence – all I had to do was pick one. I settled on a place called Sugarloaf Mountain and it was just what I needed.

by December 4, 2013 0 comments Community
Four Base Layers One Review

Four Base Layers One Review

As the air gets crisp and the fall colors are in full splendor, here are a few long sleeve crew base layer shirts from: Polarmax, Ice Breaker, Columbia, and Core Layers that will be sure to keep you warm, dry, and comfortable on your next cold weather adventure.

by December 2, 2013 0 comments Gear
Granite Gear Leopard VC-46 Review

Granite Gear Leopard VC-46 Review

The Granite Gear Leopard VC-46 is made from durable and light Cordura fabric a brand that is synonymous with quality in the outdoor community.

by November 15, 2013 0 comments Gear
Fenix HL10 Review

Fenix HL10 Review

The Fenix HL10 is designed as a backup headlamp. It is small, light, and easy to carry, but it can be used as a primary if you do not mind giving up the ability to focus. For chores around the camp or night hiking, this little torch is more than capable and well worth the money.

by July 31, 2013 0 comments Gear
Fish Creek Trail in San Gorgonio, California

Fish Creek Trail in San Gorgonio, California

The Fish Creek Trail in the San Gorgonio Wilderness located in the mountains of southern California, a mere 2 hours from Los Angeles, is one of those such gems. The only year round natural lake in the San Bernardino National Forest, Dollar Lake, can be found in this region.

by May 30, 2013 0 comments Trail of the Week, Trails