To be honest I never had a desire to own a pair of Blundstones but Cally definitely sold me on them. Not only did Cally’s Blundstones endure a ton of abuse, they still look good years down the road…
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It seems surprising that the Trail Base Water Filter Kit by MSR is the first water filter we’ve owned. With our motorcycle trips, canoe adventures into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, camping in the backcountry of CO and…
The Cheetah Sunglasses by Smith are a timeless pair of sunglasses that look cute on no matter what activity you’re doing. I was initially drawn to the Cheetahs after a recent Moto trip. I had some low-quality sunglasses that…
I have leggings that I love but not any that I would go climbing in; they’re all far too expensive to want to ruin and unfortunately delicate. When the Tonsai Tights by Mountain Hardwear showed up I knew I…
Don’t let the name fool you – the Men’s Anything Multi Cargo Pant by 686 are by far the coolest cargo pants I’ve ever seen. They don’t have that traditional cargo pant look and they’re packed with way more…
The Runyon Sport Pack by Sierra Designs is my new go-to pack for any day adventure. The simplicity of the Runyon, complete with a roll top closure, has made me grab this over any other pack as of late.…
If you’re in the market for two-way radios for adventuring outdoors, climbing, camping, or any other miscellaneous undertakings like learning to paraglide, the X-Talker Extreme Dual Pack T77VP5 by Midland is a great set to have. Not only do…
There aren’t many things that put my mind more at ease than having my phone protected in a LifeProof case. By letting my iPhone X live in the FRĒ case made by LifeProof, it is 100% protected from anything…
When I first saw the TR1 Mesh shoes by Astral I was very intrigued! I have extremely sensitive feet and even the simplest of creek crossings seem to scratch up my feet. Between my sensitive feet and my ability…
