I'm an avid backpacker who wants to share his viewpoints, and experiences of the trials on the trails with the world. It's the experiences that make it all worth while, and I'm hoping my blog can help others enhance and find their own.
The Race by Suunto is a high end GPS, training and fitness watch with exceptional battery life, a beautiful AMOLED display, and turn by turn navigation and maps. My review: … More Suunto Race GPS Watch Review: Serious battery life and precision GPS navigation.
The Puez from Salewa are synthetic hiking and trekking boots with an integrated Powertext Waterproof membrane and knit top to balance waterproofness and breathability. … More Salewa Puez Knit: Ultra Versatile, Waterproof Hiking Boots with excellent traction.
Spatial awareness is more important than ever, with ever increasing traffic levels and drivers being more distracted than ever. The Suunto Sonic allows the user to hear around them, while keeping the music going, all without missing a beat. My Review: … More Suunto Sonic Bone Conduction Headphones: Immaculate fit and comfort.
Classic styling meets modern engineering with the EVO 600 Hiking and backpacking boots. A fusion of recycled synthetics and repairable organics, these rugged, waterproof boots are designed to endure the harshness of any trail. My review: … More Danner Mountain 600 Evo Hiking/Backpack Boots: Recraftable, rugged, and performant.
The Resolve by Nemo was designed from the ground up to stay out of the landfill. Constructed from Nemo exclusive materials, this pack is meant to be used, abused, easily repaired, and ultimately recycled once it does reach the end of the trail. This is my review. Today we’re taking a look at the 25L … More Nemo Resolve ‘Endless Promise’ Backpack Review: An fully recyclable backpack that is built to last.
Fusing the concept of large backyard hammock with the portability of a travel hammock, the DayLoft is a luxurious spreader bar based hammock, compressed into a smaller package. My review … More The Eno DayLoft Hammock: The Mothership of all Hammocks, just Smaller.
The Tozo OpenEgo are lightweight, affordable open air headphones that are designed for comfort and spatial awareness, but they have a catch. My review: … More Tozo OpenEgo: Open Air Headphones that actually have some bass.
Traditional water bottles are, in reality, a bit problematic. They’re difficult to drink from, produced from non-renewable resources, fail quickly, and they make water taste like plastic. Bivo hopes to change all of that with their steel constructed bike bottles, and it actually works. … More Steel biking bottles? Surprisingly viable, durable, and tasteful. Bivo Bottles Reviewed
The Muon series from Rab is all about speed and agility, featuring a form fitting high stability design, a removable lid, and and an impressive 50 liters of capacity at just 2.2 lbs. That sounds good on paper, but how is it actually on the trail? My review: … More Rab Muon 50L Backpack Review: Innovative design with some quirks
Be it for recreation, living on the go, or just emergency perpetration, having a backup power source is more important than ever. Delivering 1548Wh with the option to expand, this mobile power station has potential (pun intended). … More Vtoman Flash Speed 1500 Power Station Review:
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