Quick Tip: Gutter spike nails as tent stakes
An inexpensive, light and durable alternative to traditional tent stakes. Read More …
The most popular topic of the outdoors it seems.
An inexpensive, light and durable alternative to traditional tent stakes. Read More …
A look at an old warhorse. Functional, light, still works, not expensive. Read More …
A sub-one ounce canister stove that may be a good option for solo backpackers. Read More …
A look at another old piece of gear that I am re-purposing for a new item. Read More …
The knives I use for my time spent in the outdoors. 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 …
A review of the Lowepro Photo Runner 100 camera bag. Read More …
TBT Gear: EMS avalanche shovel Read More …
Duct tape can be a quick and dirty way of removing multiple splinters. Read More …
Throwback Thursday Gear style: An inexpensive, light, reliable stove that put out a lot of heat.But was discontinued. Read More …
Three days at the winter OR: Seeing a lot of gear, seeing a lot of friends and pitching in to help a good cause.
Initial impressions of the Gossamer Gear Type 2 Utility Backpack. With a followup in March 2016. Read More …
GoLite gear is now rapidly becoming “throw-back” gear. The GoLite Bitterroot is an example of what GoLite did well: good, light gear that is not expensive.
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The wonders of that magical substance loved by all outdoors people: Duct Tape! Read More …
Another quick tip that seems obvious, but took me a while to realize.
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 …