TBT Gear: MSR Alpine cook set
TBT Thursday gear style: The MSR Alpine cookset Read More …
The most popular topic of the outdoors it seems.
TBT Thursday gear style: The MSR Alpine cookset Read More …
Throwback Thursday..gear style! A look at the unsung hero of the gear collection: the beater down jacket. Read More …
Don’t have a compass that where declination can be adjusted? Here’s a quick and dirty way to pre-set it!
Throwback Thursday..gear style! A look at the Coleman one-burner propane stove. Read More …
A look at the venerable Kelty Zen tent.
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An overview of the Fusion 50 by Six Moon Designs
The easy way to get stakes in the hard ground often found at “improved” campsites. Read More …
Another useful little item that is light, cheap and effective: Campmor zipper pulls. Read More …
A look at a cool collection of older, but very serviceable, outdoor gear.
A surprisingly versatile invention that is well over seventy years old at this point: The p38 and p51 can openers.
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A quick overview of three popular repair tapes used for outdoor gear repair. Read More …
A review of the only model of hiking boots I’ve used in over a decade: Hi-Tec Altitudes
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There are two standards for backcountry road navigation. The Delorme Atlas and Gazetteer and the Benchmark Road and Recreation Atlas. Which is better? Read More …
My favorite piece of outdoor gear? A map.
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A simple, functional utilitarian kit for backcountry ski repair. For snowshoeing, too. Read More …
A few luxury items for after the trip makes the drive home a little more pleasant. Makes a nice transition between the outdoors and home time, too. Read More …
A quick, inexpensive and simple way to keep long gaiters on winter boots. Read More …
A review of SealSkinz Ultra Grip Gloves. Good, well made gloves..but good for what purpose? Read More …