Gear Review: Log House Designs Gaiters
A review of Log House Designs gaiters. Sold at Campmor as Goretex Easy Gaiters II.
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A review of Log House Designs gaiters. Sold at Campmor as Goretex Easy Gaiters II.
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Some winter camping and ski touring of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park.
Happy End of Winter! Today we bring you Episode #9 – Our Appalachian Trail show!
A quick and dirty overview for transitioning from a traditional backpacker to a lighter weight backpacker. Chart to compare and contrast weights and prices,too Read More …
A winter camping trip at Chaco Canyon National Historic Park. Read More …
Breathable, warm, repels snow, blocks wind. A miracle piece of clothing that is high in quality and usually $20 or less. The original soft shell – wool pants!
The Trail Show #8 – The Long Trail
My domain name and nick name share a name with an ammo magazine. Lucky me! 🙂
What is the difference between a hardshell vs a softshell? Depending on your desired use and activity, one may better than another. Read More …
An overview of sleeping bag types and a discussion of down vs. synthetic sleeping bags. Read More …
A review of The New Primal Jerky Plus packs. A tasty mixture of dried fruit, nuts and jerky.
Snow, skiing, food and drink: A trip report of spending Christmas at the 10th Mountain Hut.
Sometimes old school is still the best. My favorite leather treatment is the eighty year old product of Sno-Seal. Read More …
The unlikely place to get high quality outdoor gear and clothing for a good price: Costco! Read More …
For flat or moderate terrain, a gear sled is a great way to haul in gear. Here’s how to build a simple gear sled without breaking the bank. Read More …
Today we bring you Episode #7 – Our December Holidaze Show.
Military surplus gear for the outdoor enthusiast. Besides being affordable, some of it is surprisingly light and similar to civilian gear. Read More …
Another dirt-bagger gear review of an unlikely item for the outdoors: Dancing warm up pants! Read More …