
If it’s good, they’ll get rid of it.
Continue reading “Byegone Gear: Marmot DriClime Windshirt Review”

If it’s good, they’ll get rid of it.
Continue reading “Byegone Gear: Marmot DriClime Windshirt Review”
The best sea kayak compass that you’ve never heard of.
Continue reading “Gear Review: Sliva 70 UNE Compass”
What do you pack for a week-long desert canoe trip?
Continue reading “Simple Clothing System: Clothes for the Desert”
Initial shakedown on a desert river trip.
Continue reading “Gear Review: Outdoor Research Helium Bivy”
A few weeks ago I was digging through the dusty archives of the BWCA.com message board and came across a thread on chest packs.
Continue reading “DIY: Mountainsmith Day Pack as Canoe Portage Chest Pack”
I’ve had a pair of Rasslers since they were introduced in 2013. They’re my favorite all-terrain, wet and dry hiking, kayaking, canoeing, and fly fishing boots.
Continue reading “Gear Review: Astral Rassler Water Boots”
A better way to carry your binoculars in the field…
Continue reading “Gear Review: Alaska Guide Creations Kodiak CUB Bino Pack”

The MSR WhisperLite has been around since 1984. I can’t believe I waited so long to buy one. Continue reading “Essential Outdoor Gear: MSR WhisperLite International Review”

There are a handful of pieces of outdoor gear that legitimately qualify as classics. Continue reading “Essential Outdoor Gear: Patagonia Houdini Jacket Review”
This thing is warm. Ridiculously warm. Continue reading “Gear Review: Black Diamond Stance Belay Parka”

I just completed the first burn on my new Kifaru box stove and had a chance to try out the stove jack I installed in my old Megamid. The stove is impressive, and combined with the Megamid I think I’ve found my new winter solo trip tent. Continue reading “DIY: Hot Tent Project and Kifaru Box Stove Review”

The Banks Fry Bake pan is the most expensive backcountry frying pan you can buy. Is it worth the money? Continue reading “Gear Review: Banks Fry Bake Expedition Pan with Lid”