Gear evolution for backpacking: Then vs. Now
What gear I take for three-season backpacking trips, or even how I backpack, has evolved over the years. Here are some differences from now vs. then. Read More …
The most popular topic of the outdoors it seems.
What gear I take for three-season backpacking trips, or even how I backpack, has evolved over the years. Here are some differences from now vs. then. Read More …
Another inexpensive and effective surplus store special. Read More …
Socks. A boring piece gear. But critical. Over the past two years, I’ve become impressed with the Point6 brand. Read More …
A simple, light, and versatile pack that makes a good camera bag. Read More …
Going lightweight means going minimalist. Take some lessons from a Clint Eastwood movie. Take what you need. And then go. Read More …
Just some thoughts on gear as a hobby. Read More …
Fakespot helps sort the dross from the gems regarding lower priced gear and clothing for the outdoors. Read More …
The clothing I take for some deep winter, usually multi-day, camping. Read More …
Some DIY reflective insoles to help keep the feet warm when stationary in winter. Read More …
The clothing I bring when winter backpacking. Supplements my winter day use clothing. Read More …
The clothing I wear when out for a day ski tour. Read More …
Another Throw Back Thursday gear edition. The warmest boots around – Extreme Cold Vapor Barrier Boots (Type II) aka Bunny Boots. Read More …
Traveling to remote trailheads esp. in winter? Get yourself a jump starter battery pack. Read More …
The not-so-long-awaited PMags.com gear pick of the year for 2016: A library card! Read More …
A practical overview of how to keep electronics charged in the backcountry. Read More …
A grab bag of favorite items that I have consistently used for a variety of outdoor activities. Read More …
Well written, thought out and valuable discussion on all things stoves. Read More …
My experience with the G-Works Gas Saver R1 for consolidating isobutane fuel canisters. Read More …