Introduction Summertime is all about getting outside and spending time with friends and family. With many of the laid-back summer outdoor activities, it’s nice to have some chilled drinks at hand. The IceMule Classic portable cooler bag is a great piece of gear for these activities, from camping to paddleboarding. The IceMule is lightweight and […]
Gear Review: Peak Design Travel Line 45L Backpack
When it comes to gear, I’m a big fan of buying products that serve multiple purposes. While multi-functional gear usually costs more up-front, it allows you to travel lighter and faster. Versatility is what caught my eye with the Peak Design Travel Line 45L Backpack – it’s a chameleon of a backpack, adapting to any […]
Gear Review: LifeStraw Universal
I’ve been a fan of LifeStraw water filters for a while. They are easy to throw in your backpack and simple to use when you need them. They require little maintenance, with just a quick backwash periodically. I have mainly been using the LifeStraw Go, which is a water bottle with the LifeStraw filter built […]
Arc’teryx Bora AR 63 Backpack Review
First launched in 1994, the Bora backpack was one of Arc’teryx’s first premier lines of gear and has stood the test of time. In 2017, the Arc’teryx Bora AR backpack was re-designed and re-launched. One of the biggest improvements to the Bora backpack is the RotoGlide hip belt. The RotoGlide allows the hip belt to […]
Cabela’s West Wind™ Dome Tent Review
A good night’s sleep isn’t always easy to come by when camping, but having a nice tent can make a world of difference. A tent that is spacious, waterproof, durable, and breathes well is important to have. Then you must look at weight, ease of set up, additional features, and of course the cost. There […]
Cotton Carrier Camera Harness Review
The Camera Harness from Cotton Camera Carrier Systems is a vest for photographers which secures your camera when it is not being used.
As someone who frequently hikes and takes photographs for this website, I always have my DSLR with me when I’m out exploring new trails. The problem is you generally have three options when hiking with a heavy camera and large telephoto lens.