Cotopaxi’s Allpa 35L pack is a convenient and well-thought-out option for travelers who want organization and comfort. And, it might just be one of the best unintentional diaper bags on the market.
Paragon offers a high-quality rod for backcountry focused anglers who need a lightweight setup that can handle abuse on the trail and alpine elements. Their lifetime warranty backs that quality. That means these rods can put as many miles on the trail as you can.
WetFly’s telescoping Komodo Creek Flex Tenkara rod has a medium/light action and extends to three different lengths. A telescoping rod means it can grow to fit anglers of any size and can be expanded for different fish and water.
Summer is only a couple of months away, and that means wet wading season. I can’t think of too many better things than wading through a cool river on a hot day with light tackle. If you’re looking for a lighter wet wading shoe for sand flats or small streams, check-out the new Danner Rivercomber.
Calling this drink hot chocolate feels like an understatement. But, Hot Cacao is fitting for a drink that combines high-quality ingredients, a healthy approach, and chocolatey goodness.
Self-taught brewers and owners Bryan Copeland and Aaron Johnson opened Wet Coast Brewing in June 2015. Since its launch, the Gig Harbor, WA community has rallied around this craft brewery and has quickly become the favorite spot for locals.
There’s no shortage of breweries in Oregon, but Thunder Island is unique; the independently and locally owned brewery has delicious beer, lends a voice to issues in the community, and has arguably the best views of any brewery in Oregon.
I love buying fresh beans and stepping up to Miir’s new Coffee Canister showed me the freshness that I’ve been missing.
Sustainable and upcycle are trendy marketing terms, but not many companies take those ideas as seriously as Seattle’s Metamorphic Gear.
Say no to plastic and say yes to wheat straw. Good for the planet and your wallet. That’s the pitch for BioSunnies from Wildwood Eyewear.
I’m always on the hunt for clothes that can do it all. REI’s new Sun Up Shorts may have just earned their way into my pile. Unfortunately, after three weeks of abuse, I already need to exchange them.
Ruffwear has stepped up to take on those neglected poos on trails and sidewalks with their new Pack Out Bag. The Pack Out Bag is relatively simple, but also addresses a core problem – Do I really have to carry this bag of poop while I’m on my hike?
Montana based Earlywood Designs makes heirloom quality handcrafted wooden utensils and kitchen tools. Each product has a unique and practical design and holds up to our daily meals on the stove, campfire, and the grill.
I love buying fresh beans and stepping up to Miir’s new Coffee Canister showed me the freshness that I’ve been missing.
Sunscreen is an essential part of our summer pack, but, not all of them are created equal. Sure, you can get by with a bottle of the spray on stuff from your local grocery store, but you’re missing out on better protection for your skin and supporting an ethical company, like Badger Balm.
The era of COVID-19 means a lot of hand washing, and, subsequently, dry skin. There’s lotion laying around that we occasionally use, but there’s one product that we turn to, to keep our skin healthy and hydrated, all year long Surfer’s Salve.
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