Watershoes
Astral Brewer Water Shoes - Gear Review
Astral's Brewers in Black It is no secret that I am a fan of water shoes, but the vast majority of them are incredibly purpose built. They look like something designed for a jog on the moon, or glorified sandals. That is fine, in most cases. What Astral has done with their new Brewer shoes turns that all on it's head. Take you favorite lounging snea…
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Terrex
Shell Buyer's Guide
Regardless of the season having a quality shell jacket is something you're never sorry you have, and when you don't you're disappointed in yourself . Definitely our favorite piece when it comes to gear, the hard shell's main purpose of course is to keep you dry, but it does so much more. The term "shell" is not by accident. These coats pr…
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Travel
Cotopaxi - Nepal 65L Backpack - Gear Review
Cotopaxi, founded in 2009, does things a bit different than most outdoor gear brands, they sell exclusively online. This direct-to-customer model allows them to cut costs, use better materials, and extend the savings to the customers without the brick-and-mortar markup. Another unique thing about this company is they're one of, if not, the only outdoor gear bra…
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wireless
AfterShokz Trekz Air - Gear Review
If you're anything like me music is a necessity when it comes to getting through your day. I do have the luxury to walk the office with headphones in listening to music. Whether you're at work, out on the trail or walking down the street, I've always envision having my own theme music. The AfterShokz Trekz Air delivers just that. Quality sound, comfortab…
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Wide
The Kermit Chair and Table (Gear Review)
The Kermit Chair (Left), The Kermit Wide Table, & The Kermit Chair Wide (Right) The Kermit Chair , originally designed in 1984 by a BMW Motorcycle enthusiast appropriately named, well, Kermit. His vision was a chair that was lightweight and portable enough to carry on his motorcycle, yet sturdy and comfortable enough to spend long nights around the campfire. …
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Trail Food
Country Archer Jerky Review and Give-A-Way
Who doesn't love jerky? I mean, I'm not even afraid to grab the occasional meat stick at the gas station from time to time. But there really is nothing like jerky made from quality meat, seasoned perfectly and dried or aged to just the right texture. Jerky from your local supermarket is OK, usually too dry and hard and your jaw gets a workout. It'll do…
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outdoors
Effigy Mounds National Monument
This past weekend we travelled to southern Wisconsin to visit the folks. We decided to have a little fun and diverted our attention to Effigy Mounds National Monument. Nestled in the bluffs on the Iowa side of the river, we couldn't pass up the opportunity to see the timeless tradition of Indian burial. It was a four mile hike up to the top and back. We packed i…
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