My Great Divide Odyssey: The Places, People, and Gear That Kept Me Riding
This past summer I embarked on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route (GDMBR), a trans-continental bike route stretching from Banff, Canada, to Antelope Wells, New Mexico.
ProView – Big Agnes Women’s Bearsley Jacket Review
The Big Agnes Bearsley UL Jacket is seriously lightweight and surprisingly warm. Made with 10D, recycled nylon face fabric, and 3 ounces of Responsible Down Standard-certified fill, this jacket weighs in at 7 ounces in the extra-small size.
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.
ProView – GSI Outdoors Pour Over Coffee Kit Review
As someone who puts her coffee set ups to work, I look for simple and efficient gear that will hold up over time.
ProView – GOREWEAR Men’s Running Kit Review
GOREWEAR’s clothing items are flattering and functional, perfect for working out and looking good while doing it.
ProView – Rugged Road 65 Cooler Review
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…
Gearing Up: A Bikepacker’s Tale of Trials and Triumphs
Gear failures can turn a casual ride into a demanding challenge, testing even the most prepared minds and demanding ingenuity to overcome.
ProView – GSI Outdoors Coffee Kit Review
For anyone heading into the mountains, GSI’s Coffee Kit, Halulite Boiler, and Glacier Stainless Camp Cup are essential.
ProView – Rugged Road 85 V2 Cooler Review
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…
Creating Your Own Caltopo Heatmap
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.