Thule Urban Glide Stroller Review
Size does matter! 8”or 10” just isn’t enough. 12” is a good start, and 16” really makes an impression. That’s right! Any active outdoor individual with little ones will need at least a 12”...
Category: Kids
Kids outdoor gear reviews
Butler Classic Overboot Review
I know rain covers and/or overboots exist out in climates less fortunate than my 300 days of sunshine per year and beautiful State of Colorado! I picture a business man in a grey suit...
Toasted or Roasted Game Review
Toasted or Roasted Introduction Toasted or Roasted is a creation by Education Outdoors whose founder, Tim Paczesny, felt a strong need to educate families and children about the outdoors. Its mission is “to bring families together...
Smartwool Daisy Socks Review
Our friends over at Smartwool have made it their mission to keep our feet comfortable and healthy with their custom blend of super comfy Merino wool. With a corporate headquarters based in family-friendly Steamboat Springs,...
Columbia Sportswear Toddler Cozy Cabin Thermal Top & Leggings Review
With the winter cold now upon us, it is time to break out our layering skills to help stay warm. This is even more important for the little ones in our lives, since they...
Eddie Bauer Toddler Classic Down Jacket Review
A recent snowstorm gave a us the perfect chance to to test out the Eddie Bauer Toddler Classic Down Jacket on our 20-month old daughter. Since we just moved to Colorado this past Spring, this...
Columbia Sportswear Toddler Powderbug Print Snow Boots Review
We tested out the Columbia Sportswear Toddler Powderbug boots on our 20-month old daughter after a recent snow storm dumped about eight inches of snow. We took her to a nearby park to pull her...
Eddie Bauer First Ascent Toddler Cloud Layer® 1/4-Zip Fleece Review
The Eddie Bauer Toddler First Ascent Cloud Layer® 1/4-Zip Fleece has been a great go-to layer for our 20-month old daughter. It is perfect on its own on a nice fall day, and serves as a...
Light My Fire Spork Review
Spork? For some of you, this word may be a tad foreign. However, Light My Fire is attempting to make the word and their product, sporks, a household, or shall I say campground favorite....
