Although Danner is typically known as a company that creates durable hunting boots, several of their products also work quite well for more intense hiking trips. I was recently sent a pair of the High Ground Mossy Oak Break-Up Infinity Hunting Boots to test, a…
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The Trail Walk 401 (Men) and 402 (Women) are light hiking and walking shoes made by PROSPECS. I was recently sent a pair of the women’s version to test out and either recommend or dissuade our readers from purchasing. Although I own a pair of…
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My Labor Day weekend was spent at a cottage on Lake Huron in Michigan, so I figured this was the perfect place to put the ECOXGEAR ECOROX waterproof speaker to the test. I tend to stay away from bringing my expensive electronics out onto the…
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I first saw the SLXtreme phone case created by Snow Lizard about a month ago at the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market held in Salt Lake City, Utah. At the display table, there was a small tank of water with an iPhone protected by the phone…
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Living in Seattle for the past year has caused my coffee addiction to reach a new peak. I’ve established an even deeper appreciation for caffeinated beverages as well as nature. While camping at Mount Hood for my birthday, my wonderful girlfriend surprised me with a…
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There are a lot of great MTB pedals on the market that cater to all types of riding styles. The AMP or “All Mountain Pedal” by Straitline Components fills in as a versatile platform pedal that down-hillers, cross-country riders, and dirt-jumpers can all enjoy. Smaller…
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Life at the waterline is where it’s happening. Whether I’m in a canoe, kayak, stand up paddleboard, sailboat, or just snooping for trout under the banks, the chances of getting a camera wet in my world are high. I wouldn’t think of buying a point-and-shoot…
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I put the Mosquito Magnet Commander Mosquito Trap to the test for one week in my backyard to see if it truly accomplished what it advertised. I can report that the Commander effectively trapped nearly every mosquito in my mid-sized yard. I recently moved into my…
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I knew when I received the Therapik it would not take long to put it to good use. As I moved a trailer to hook it to the back of my truck, I was greeted by a swarm of wasps and got stung twice before…
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The Teva Links have become a trusted friend to the clipless mountain biker ever since the company put the shoe on the market in 2011. Late in 2012, Teva added a bit more oomph to the Links and released the Links Mid: a heavy-duty boot-like version…
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