Plaud Note Pro AI Note Taker Review
The Plaud Note Pro is one of those devices that doesn’t look like much at first glance—basically a metal credit card with a tiny screen—but it’s quickly become something I reach for constantly. It...
Author: Jesse
Velocio Ultralight Mesh Long Sleeve Jersey and Adventure Cargo Bib Shorts Review
Since its launch in 2014, Velocio has consistently produced exceptional cycling apparel that blends high-performance features with eco-conscious practices. Known initially for ensuring women had access to premium cycling gear, Velocio has expanded to...
Saris MHS Hitch Bike Rack Review: Heavy-Duty, Modular, and Built for the Long Haul
I’ll admit, I don’t see Saris racks nearly as often on the road as I do Thule, Kuat, or 1UP. But after spending time with the Saris MHS 2-Bike Hitch Rack, I’m wondering why....
New Feedback Sports Bike Tools: Modular T-Handle Kit & Grip Whip Review
Feedback Sports, headquartered in Golden, Colorado, has long been a trusted name in professional and enthusiast cycling circles. Known for their rock-solid mobile repair stands and thoughtfully engineered tools, their design ethos centers on...
Peak Design Small Tech Pouch Review: Compact Organization with Smart Design
The Peak Design Small Tech Pouch is designed for those who want to keep their everyday carry essentials neatly organized without taking up too much space. As a long-time fan of Peak Design’s gear,...
Exped Megamat First Impressions Review
Exped has been regarded as one of the top makers of sleeping mats and pads for years and the Megamat is probably their signature product. The Megamat is a 4-inch self-inflating pad aimed at...
Hest Dually Camping Mattress Review
Like many company founding stories, Hest was started by someone looking to solve a personal problem: uncomfortable sleep while car camping. Their mission, as they state, is to “Revolutionize the way you sleep outdoors.”...
Osprey Soelden 42 Backpack Review
The Osprey Soelden 42 is a feature-rich backpack designed specifically for ski touring, and after a variety of outings, I’ve come to appreciate its thoughtful design and versatility. It’s a pack that caters to...
Peak Design Outdoor Backpack Review
Peak Design has always been a company that doesn’t accept the status quo when it comes to bags and camera accessories, constantly looking for ways to improve and innovate. Having tackled camera-carrying bags, straps,...
Review of the Dometic GO Hydration Water Faucet and Jug: A Practical Duo for Car Camping and Small Campers
Camping has come a long way in recent years. What used to be a bare-bones experience can now feel more like glamping thanks to clever gear innovations that bring convenience without sacrificing the rugged,...
Vivobarefoot Primus Trail III All Weather FG Shoes Review
The popularity of minimalist footwear in the athletic and outdoor shoe market has ebbed and flowed for quite some time now. Among the many brands offering minimalistic designs, Vivobarefoot has managed to stand out...
Osprey Savu 2 Pack Review
Colorado-based Osprey has been making bags and packs for over 50 years and you can find pretty much any thing you could need within their range. The Savu 2 is a lightweight and compact...
Julbo Ultimate Sunglasses Review
While not as well known in the US, Julbo has been making high quality eyewear since their founding in France in 1888. Originally a mountaineering sunglasses brand, they now make a complete line of...
Velocio Signature Jersey and Utility Bib Short Review
Velocio has only been around since 2014 but in the time since, they have established themselves as one of the premiere cycling apparel makers on the market. Starting out with a focus on best-in-class...
Julbo Lightyear Goggles Review
France-based Julbo has been creating high quality eyewear ever since 1888 and continues to focus on pushing the limits of craftsmanship, durability, and functionality, with the Lightyear ski goggles at the pinnacle of their...
Smith Trace MIPS Bike Helmet Review
Whether you’re tackling long winding descents or embarking on a race-day lead-out, the Smith Trace MIPS Bike Helmet is the ultimate helmet for versatility. Designed for road, gravel, or bikepacking adventures, this helmet combines...
Pearl Izumi Attack Long Sleeve Jersey and Expedition PRO Bib Shorts Review
I’ve been cycling seriously for about 20 years and it was only a few years ago that I discovered two apparel categories that have pretty much completely replaced everything else I used to wear...
Montec Arch Ski/Snowboard Pants Review
Over the last few years, there is one skiwear brand I’ve been noticing more and more all over the mountain. Montec, a relative newcomer from Sweden to the snow sports industry, has really carved...
Jackery Solar Generator 1000 Review
A decade ago, charging and powering electronics in the wilderness was not a simple affair and often would require large, noisy, and messy gas generators. Same goes for adding power to a camper van,...
RedShift Shockstop Suspension Seatpost Review
There is something funny about reviewing a product type that has been around for a while but until recently had mainly pretty poor options available. Suspension seat posts fit into this category. As bikes...
