Opinel Nomad Cooking Kit Review
It’s no secret that I only hike to eat and drink things. Most of my backpacking trips happen just for the backcountry happy hour. I previously wrote about how to…
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6 Luxury Items for Outdoor Bouldering
Bouldering outdoors is just about the laziest type of climbing you can do. Boulderers wake up late and get to the crag after 9am. We measure approaches by how close they are to the car. We don’t like walking more than 15 minutes. Most of our time is spent laying on giant mattresses. I already put together a post on bouldering outdoor essentials. Now, it’s time for bouldering non-essentials. This is a list of stuff you really don’t need for bouldering, but they are so awesome, you’ll be glad you have them.
Jaybird Vista Earbud Review
I really hate hiking. Like really, really, really hate hiking. I do it because sometimes I get to see cool things, or I get a little stir crazy and gotta…
Gerber Freescape Camp Kitchen Kit Review
For the longest time, my camp kitchen kit didn’t have a cutting board. Instead, I had a terrible knife from a thrift store. I used the lid of a tote to chop all of our things. When Gerber introduced their Freescape Camp Kitchen Kit, it was the (more sanitary) upgrade that I needed.
Teva ReEmber Slip-Ons Review
Fall is here, which means it’s car camping season! It’s the season of more. More layers, more things in the car, and most importantly, more comfort. A pair of cozy camp shoes for crisp mornings and evenings is a must. I’ve been rocking the Teva Ember Moc shoes (slippers?) for the last two and a half years. Here’s how they’ve fared.
