Which Backpacking First Aid Kit is Right for You?
The safest way to recreate outside is to be prepared for anything. That means bringing a first aid kit that will meet personal needs, group needs, and address hazards specific to the environment.
The safest way to recreate outside is to be prepared for anything. That means bringing a first aid kit that will meet personal needs, group needs, and address hazards specific to the environment.
As someone who puts her coffee set ups to work, I look for simple and efficient gear that will hold up over time.
GOREWEAR’s clothing items are flattering and functional, perfect for working out and looking good while doing it.
This cooler exceeded my expectations. I spent a lot of time researching various coolers to see what would be best for car camping, road trips, floats, and days under the desert sun. I kept coming back to Rugged Road because…
Gear failures can turn a casual ride into a demanding challenge, testing even the most prepared minds and demanding ingenuity to overcome.
For anyone heading into the mountains, GSI’s Coffee Kit, Halulite Boiler, and Glacier Stainless Camp Cup are essential.
Overall, it is a very nice cooler for someone who is on the water a lot such as myself and it’ll come in handy when I am taking water samples in the summer again. The fact that it’s light makes…
Before you start drawing lines and marking points, it’s important to have a structure to your map. What is it for? I like to have a map for skiing, by region, for example.
An essential part of any weekend getaway, a quality cooler keeps you fueled and refreshed. The Rugged Road 45 is the smallest of the Rugged Road cooler series, but maintains ice for up to seven days, is ultra lightweight, and…
Compared to heavier 45L packs that we usually hike into the backcountry with, the Yukon Hatchie lands at a sweet 4.5 pounds (when empty). I comfortably carried it on my back (full to the brim) along with a crossbody on…