Professional BASE jumper, skier, and slushie lover Erik Roner is determined to put the umbrella’s aerodynamic capabilities to the test. Hopping off a hot air balloon, Roner will be skydiving with the aid of an oversized umbrella much like a certain fictional British nanny. Let’s see how well…
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In her first foray into European competition, U.S. Ski Mountaineering National Champion Janelle Smiley has had a historic run. Wearing the lightest production ski boots in the world, the new La Sportiva Stratos Cube, paired with RSR bindings and skis, Smiley has raced her way…
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BMC Switzerland, a global manufacturer of premium, high-performance bicycles, is promoting internally to bring high-level strategy, development, and congruency to its global and domestic marketing initiatives. Matt Heitmann, cycling industry veteran and former BMC director of marketing in the U.S., will take on the new…
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During the past couple years, as Robin G. Coles (owner of TheNauticalLifestyle.com) has promoted her book Boating Secrets: 127 Top Tips to Help You Buy and Enjoy Your Boat at various boating events, she picked up on an all too familiar pattern, namely, how boating would…
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Hikers awaiting the end of mud season and anyone who enjoys an armchair adventure will enjoy “Road Less Traveled,” a new documentary about thru-hikers on the Appalachian Trail. The independent film by Jason Pavelko and Jeff Dougherty will have its broadcast premiere Thursday, April 4,…
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Jackson Lake State Park will open to boating this Saturday, March 16. The lake is free of ice, so prepare to launch! Boaters are asked to take the necessary precautions before launching their vessel. Boats should be checked before leaving home for all safety equipment,…
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The Winter X Games and its organizer ESPN have announced that future events will no longer host the best trick competition. Furthermore, the Moto X best trick in the Summer X Games has similarly been removed. According to ESPN, the decision was being debated even…
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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is hosting the 2nd Annual Kayak Fish and Float workshop on April 13 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the John E. Pechmann Fishing Education Center in Fayetteville. The free workshop, which is open to the public, will include…
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Let me preface this review by saying that the SOG Voodoo Hawk is one of the better looking tomahawks I’ve seen out there. Aesthetically, the Voodoo definitely has a “bird of prey” feel about it. Holding one of these should automatically grow some hair on your chest, deepen…
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The Suwannee River dropped below 47 feet at Ellaville today, prompting the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) to deactivate idle-speed, no-wake restrictions for the area of the river from U.S. 90 in Ellaville south to State Road 51 in Luraville. This 39-mile segment…
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