
TBT Gear: Lands’ End ragg wool socks
Another Throwback Thursday look at gear. This time a simple pair of ragg wool socks I’ve used for many ski tour days. Read More …
The most popular topic of the outdoors it seems.
Another Throwback Thursday look at gear. This time a simple pair of ragg wool socks I’ve used for many ski tour days. Read More …
A long term review of the Minus 33 midweight merino wool layers. They breathe well, they adapt to different temperatures…they just don’t last long. Read More …
A “pack shakedown” is popular be it online or in person. But the best way to shake down a pack is to go out and use it. Read More …
A simple trick for sleeping warmer at night. Read More …
A general overlook at puffy jackets. Which type is best for three-season use, general winter use or more extreme environments. Read More …
Some effective pants for ski touring when constantly on the move and above 10 or so in temperature. Read More …
A closer look at the venerable Dachstein boiled wool mittens. Read More …
Another great use for the humble scraps of blue foam Read More …
The gear I use for various forms of backcountry skiing. Read More …
Another TBT item. The simple anorak windbreaker works very well for winter. Read More …
A concept borrowed from the military, some gear I take that is not necessary but can sometimes make the trip more comfortable. Read More …
Throwback Thursday..gear style! The warm glow of a candle lantern is rediscovered for winter backpacking and camping. Read More …
An inexpensive and effective pot for group trips esp in winter. Works well for car camping, too. Read More …
Some outdoor clothing that works for everyday use. Read More …
A look at the venerable Campmor 0F down bag. The Campmor house brand bags were known as good budget bags. Read More …
A long term review of the Jacks ‘R’ Better No Sniveller quilt. Read More …
My gear pick of the year: Contigo coffee mug from Costco! Read More …
Does cotton really kill in the backcountry? Maybe. Sometimes. It depends. Read More …