Specialized AirTool MTB Flex Pump Review
Flats happen. No matter the trail, the tires and tubes, or lack thereof, eventually you will be on the side of the trail fixing a flat tire. It’s at these times that little things...
Author: AJ
Outdoor Research Valhalla Softshell Pants Review
Good ski pants are crucial to a good day in the backcountry. You use them all day, likely many days in a row and they will see all sorts of conditions. Like most back country...
A Close Shave: Checking out Leg Lube
For male runners, swimmers, cyclists and triathletes, the topic of shaved legs will likely come up at some point. For some it is a common occurrence while others will never cross over to the...
C4 Waterman Switchblade 12’6″ SUP Review
SUP’ing has taken off like wildfire, and not just on the coasts. Lakes and rivers are seeing SUP’ers on a regular basis now. For those that are looking into starting SUP’ing, the choice of...
Camelbak Baja LR Review
As stand up paddling continues to grow, so does the amount of gear made specifically for SUP’ing. Like mountain biking and hiking, long trips with no water stops means you need to come prepared....
Quiksilver Front Zip Paddle Jacket Review
Temperature regulation becomes tricky when you go out for a paddle. Not only am I considering the weather, but I have to consider what am I doing on the water. Am I just paddling,...
Merrell Barefoot Water Current Glove Review
Barefoot running has taken off in recent years and with that, more products have come to market. Along with that, shoes are getting more specialized- think trail versus road barefoot shoes. Outdoor footwear innovator...
Dakine Cyclone Dry Pack Review
Living by the water you find yourself taking advantage of it in many ways. Surfing and stand up paddling are a lot of fun, as are kayaking and just sitting at the beach. But...
Timex Global Trainer Review
The Global Trainer from Timex is one of those watches that has so many features it seems like you would need a p.h.D to operate it. Equipped with G.P.S., heart rate, reading power on...
Garmont Bolt DLTrail Shoe Review
Garmont is a company that is most well known for their ski boots, but recently they ventured into the ever expanding trail shoe market. They have come into the market with several shoes hitting...
Big Agnes Big House 4 Tent Review
Car camping may not be the most extreme method to get outdoors, but let’s face it, for many of us it’s that or nothing. While we may want to venture into the wild with...
Brooks Range Elephant Foot Sleeping Bag Review
Brooks Range may not be a household name for some, but their well designed and focused products are worth a look. Brooks Range takes ideas from the professional rescuers and mountain guides and brings...
Vasque Blur GTX Trail Running Shoe Review
Trail running can require a shoe to perform many different tasks on the same run. Rock protection, traction, flexibility, water proof, and of course comfortable all come to mind. I am the type of...
Garmin Edge 705 Cycling Computer Review
Garmin has long been the main player in the G.P.S. bike computer market. With several models and features to choose from they cover everyone from the serious roadie to the trail obsessed mountain biker....
Hydrapak Jolla Hydration Pack Review
The Jolla from Hydrapak is one the most versatile hydration packs on the market. At 18 liters of space and holding a 100 ounce reservoir it is a great choice for those all day...
Nomad Portable Power Washer Review
Keeping your gear clean and working properly can often be a chore. Scrubbing, brushing and wiping down bikes, camping gear, your car or kayak takes time and energy. Using your garden hose to wash...
Coffees of Hawaii Kona Nightingale Review
I will start this review by telling you that I am a coffee fiend. As an endurance athlete, coffee is an ergonomic aid, but I just love the taste and pick me up. Now,...
Bellwether Phase Jersey and Forma Bib Short Review
Bellwether is a brand that for many cyclists was associated with the recreational rider, not the cool-guy roadie. Their products were geared more towards the entry level cyclist with the lime green safety vests...
