Trekking Poles for all seasons
I love it when gear transcends the weather—like my new trekking poles.
Gear we like and think you will like on your travels
I love it when gear transcends the weather—like my new trekking poles.
Let’s hear it for shades that look good, are light weight, protect your eyes and enhance your depth perception.
Inspired by Nathan race vests (for humans, the new Nathan K9 Series Dog Harness comes with breathable and comfortable material on the chest and back
Ski helmets keep getting better and safer. The new Anon Nova MIPS women’s helmet from Burton proves the concept.
A common complaint about face masks is wearing them on a walk, run or workout with heavy breathing. New face masks by NathanSports solve that issue.
DRAGON goggles and lenses fit every skier or snowboarder, protect eyes in bright of flat light and are eco-friendly as well.
Headlamps for camping, night hiking, or just walking the doggo can often be blinding to oncomers. Not with LoBeams.
It all started with a down blanket his mom packed. Klaus Obermeyer, a young engineer and mountaineer arrived in Aspen in 1947 from Europe.
I love when fashion, function and technology all come together. That’s the case with my new Bolle vintage rose Juliet Helmet that is designed for women and Bolle Laika Goggles
Ski and snowboard glove and mitt-maker Hestra continues to innovate with waterproof products designed to keep you hands warm and dry in the roughest weather.
The Anon WM3 Goggles offer women wide field of vision with a cylindrical style git fit, plus a bonus lens for a variety of conditions. Add the magnetic fit facemask for cold conditions and/or Covid-19 protection.
The Mundus Pro UV-C Disinfectant Accessories Tray and Fast Qi Wireless Charging Dock from Einova is a good bet for travel or at home.
These sunglasses from Spyder keep down the glare of snow and sun for anyone who skis, boards, XCs, snowshoes or is just out for a winter walk.
These mitts and gloves from Mountain Hardwear meet every expectation for skiing, boarding, XC, and snowshoeing on the coldest days.
We walk and hike a lot, and like socks that are lightweight, wick away moisture and don’t bunch up inside our shoes.
Whether you’re on a road trip, camping or around the house, you can enjoy your favorite flavors of coffee with these products from Wacaco. Just bring your own grounds and hot water.
We’ve been doing a lot of walking during the Covid Pandemic. At least four miles a day, often more. Our old shoes were wearing thin and feet were beginning to get sore. Then we found the Clifton 7 line from Hoka One One.
The family-owned New Headings is manned longtime outdoors lovers who not only make it easier for travelers to find what they need in one place
Whether you are hitting the beach, the river, a lake, hiking or fishing, you want to protect yourselves from the sun and there are growing numbers of options for kids as well as adults.
Cold feet can wreck the best-planned water sport fun, whether you are rafting, paddling, canoeing diving, surfing, or snorkeling.
Whether you are a gym rat, a camper or just want to pack light wherever you are going, EXOFFICIO Improved Underwear 2.O is guaranteed to please.
Quick drying, breathable, light and providing sun protection. I also like the hidden zipper pocket in Royal Robbins Expedition Long Sleeve Shirt ($75),
HOKA ONE ONE is a brand designed to make running and walking easier, whatever your level. These sandals have maximum cushioning
Mountain HARDWEAR is known for technical gear that also looks good. That’s certainly true of the Crater Lake Hoody
My Daystar 16 Hydration Pack ($90) works equally well when I’m hiking, biking or just on the go.
The lead guide and one of the rafters had these funny-shaped conical hats that kept the sun away. The hats were lightweight and wicked sweat.
Tilley customers often write stories on the Tilley website, explaining strange experiences they have had with the hats—even one being eaten by an elephant, and pooped out later that week intact.
After months of sheltering at home with the kids and, maybe working remotely, Dad probably can’t wait to get outdoors. Some gift ideas.
There is nothing worse than freezing hands—especially when you are outside trying to have some fun in the snow.
We can be more mindful about how what gear we choose can be better for the environment—clothes too—everything from socks to shirts, jackets to ski pants, purses and backpacks
I tried the Nevada Phantom goggle from Bolle. I’ll never have to change the lens on this goggle because it adjusts to the light conditions
At the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market show there was plenty of ski apparel. From experience we know no apparel is more important on the slopes ski socks!
We’ve all been there. It’s a brisk, cold morning on the slopes. It’s not even lunchtime. You need to make a call or check an email. And your smartphone’s battery has died!
At the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market show in Denver this week, we found two great belts for the skier or snowboarder guy to wear on and off the slopes.
This year’s Outdoor Retailer winter market is big on clothing that has been made from repurposed materials, like plastic water bottles, recycled rubber products and more. Taking the Kids took a stroll through the aisles.
There are many affordable gifts starting at less than $20 that will please the travelers in your family, whatever their ages, interests or travel style
I’m always skeptical when someone says they’ve got the most comfy shoes for travel ever. But Arcopedico has turned me into a believer.
On the rocky trail in Kenai Fjords National Park, there were plenty of roots to climb over and even a 20-foot scramble up and down some rocks. I was really glad on that hike and others for my Keen Terradora hiking boots
The idea: a cooler that would take all the abuse you could give it on an outdoor adventure that wouldn’t break. That’s why YETI is the go-to brand for so many outdoor enthusiasts.
No wonder I like the La Reina sunglasses from Native eyewear that the company says “was designed by badass women, for badass women…that invites style to the outdoors.”
I never thought of myself as a “Vera girl.” After my passport got lifted in Italy, I became a fan of cross body bags rather than shoulder totes or backpacks.
Minimizing their environmental impact and at the same time producing clothes that look good and perform well from “trail to tavern” is what Toad & Co is all about.
The Cresta line of men’s hiking pants from L.L. Bean are comfortable for hiking in virtually any weather
Forgetting an essential when you travel can be a good thing. You have the chance to replace what you forgot with something new and better
We relax when we travel by knowing our Sidekick Solution duffel bag has everything we need for a roadside emergency.
Briggs & Riley has unveiled Rhapsody, it’s first dedicated women’s collection with everything from day bags to luggage, all made of light-weight, high performance fabrics with leather accents
On our recent 5-day rafting trip down the Yampa River, we needed lightweight and versatile clothing for wet, dry, hot and cool conditions. We found all of that in these shorts and tops from L.L.Bean:
Trooper’s never liked wearing dog jackets. But we found this one from Free Country — very light weight and water repellent with a soft underside that seems to suit Trooper well.
With a focus on safety, connectedness and kid-friendly design, Coolpad has an award-winning smartwatch that young kids will love — and that will give parents peace of mind
Just in time for Earth Day 2019 – travel clothes maker TOAD&CO has gone 100 percent sustainable in its product lines