
Gear Review: C9 (Target) running pants
Some effective pants for ski touring when constantly on the move and above 10 or so in temperature. Read More …
Some effective pants for ski touring when constantly on the move and above 10 or so in temperature. Read More …
Another TBT item. The simple anorak windbreaker works very well for winter. Read More …
An inexpensive and effective pot for group trips esp in winter. Works well for car camping, too. Read More …
Perhaps the most versatile piece of clothing I own: My 100 weight fleece pullover. Read More …
A Ziplock bag for a wallet seems obvious. But then I saw a review for a $35 hiker wallet. Perhaps the idea is not obvious after all. Read More …
Light, functional and inexpensive rain gear: Frogg Toggs UltraLite2 Rain Suit (DriDucks) Read More …
An inexpensive, light and durable alternative to traditional tent stakes. Read More …
A sub-one ounce canister stove that may be a good option for solo backpackers. Read More …
A closer look at some wonderful bargain puffy pants from your local military surplus dealer. Read More …
Another TBT gear – The Photon II keychain light Read More …
What is the real difference between gear in terms of price. Do you really get what you pay for? As always: It all depends. Read More …
My gear pick of the year for 2014: Scraps left over from a blue foam pad! Read More …
Another quick tip just in time for the coming season. Read More …
A quick winter tip for keeping the feet warm in single digit temps. Read More …
A surprisingly versatile invention that is well over seventy years old at this point: The p38 and p51 can openers.
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Outdoor stores are expensive. Places that aren’t outdoor stores but sell outdoor gear aren’t. Here’s some surprising places to buy outdoor gear. Read More …
A review of my favorite long sleeve hiking shirt: A thrift store polycotton dress shirt. Read More …
The unlikely place to get high quality outdoor gear and clothing for a good price: Costco! Read More …