Quick Tip : Water bottles as ice packs
Have a lot of water bottles accumulated? Use them as quick and dirty ice packs! Read More …
Some articles if you are just starting in the outdoors. Or want to pick up some new ideas.
Have a lot of water bottles accumulated? Use them as quick and dirty ice packs! Read More …
Some basic knots to know for hiking, backpacking or camping. Works well for daily use, too. Read More …
Duct tape can be a quick and dirty way of removing multiple splinters. Read More …
As one internet sage stated “It’s just walking”. So why go on a guided trip? Read More …
A trip to a 10th Mountain Hut can be an enjoyable and memorable experience. But what are the logistics for a trip to a 10th Mountain Hut? Read More …
A great book not just for backcountry touring but also for winter camping.
Despite what people write on forums, the CORSAR card is *not* insurance. Read More …
Don’t have a compass that where declination can be adjusted? Here’s a quick and dirty way to pre-set it!
The easy way to get stakes in the hard ground often found at “improved” campsites. Read More …
A simple, functional utilitarian kit for backcountry ski repair. For snowshoeing, too. Read More …
A quick, inexpensive and simple way to keep long gaiters on winter boots. Read More …
Which hat to wear outdoors? It all depends on the conditions, time of the year and personal preference. Read More …
How to make your wool socks, thermals, hats etc. good as new Read More …
How to get free e-books that are all about the outdoors.
What’s better for Nordic touring? Wax or Waxless skis? The usual answer: It all depends! Read More …
A look at why I take a thermos on winter outings Read More …
It is now winter. Should trusty wool be used or synthetics? Read on to find out more.
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 …