Visual adventure from Carlos Eliason
Subscription boxes are all the rage right now, with seemingly endless options for those looking at an easy fix of monthly offerings. Good thing outdoorists have one availability to them as well, in the shape of Cairn. The hard part is figuring out if its worth the price of entry, or if one should look … Continue reading Cairn Outdoor Subscription Box Review
It’s the first week of November and the end of Daylight Saving has taken an ugly hold over all that we hold dear. Getting off work, adventuring, even working out outside becomes a chore as darkness falls the minute five p.m. hits. The need for more light becomes abundantly clear and I found the new … Continue reading UCO Comfort-Fit Headlamps Review
Budget-minded and toasty, the Big Agnes Mirror Lake and Bald Mountain sleeping bags do a great job of staying small and keeping you warm. It’s usually the last thought on anyone’s mind. Sleeping is, after all, what you do with leftover time between sunset and sunrise. And at that, you tend to forget chilly nights … Continue reading Big Agnes – Bald Mountain and Mirror Lake Sleeping Bag Review
It’s one of those ‘solves the problem you didn’t think you had,’ sorts of wallets. I knew I had a problem needing solved, but I didn’t realize the Bellroy Elements Sleeve could be so damn useful and solve so many problems. That may sound a bit over-excited, but it’s true. I went into the Elements … Continue reading Quick Review: Bellroy Elements Sleeve wallet
A chubby and comfortable pocket knife, the Kershaw Shuffle II has been on me for hikes, backpacking, camping, or even just backyard BBQs, but for the record, I think this is one everyday-carry pocket knife/tool I tend to feel a little naked without. Speedy sharp and built with ergonomics in mind, here’s hoping I don’t … Continue reading Quick Review: Kershaw Shuffle II pocket knife
