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Winter Walks Around Burrator Reservoir
If you stand on Yennadon moor, high above Burrator Reservoir in the summer months, the views are...
Patagonia’s Advocate Stitch Shoe for Après-Adventures
I’m always on the hunt for a decent shoe that can be worn after snowshoeing—an après-snowshoe shoe...
The Secret to Weight Loss: Consistency
It is no secret that exercise is the most natural and the safest way for losing weight. But, is one...
Running in Style – Pearl Izumi Women’s Apparel Review
You can sum up all my running clothes with one word – black. It’s not that I’ve actively...
Up Close and Personal with a New Line of Injinji Toesocks
I’ve been a big fan of Injinji socks for quite some time now, even before many of my ultra running...
Gear Review: Osprey Meridian Daypack
It’s luggage, it’s a backpack, and it does a better-than-fair job at both. That’s the quick take on...
The Hi-Tec Highly Breathable, Highly Lightweight Adventure Shoe
I’ve been a minimalist most of my life. During my college days, I kept my life’s belongings in a...
A Scree Shield for the Rockiest of Hikes, Snowiest of Trails
Comfort, durability, and bullet-proof design definitely describe the essence of Patagonia’s Scree...
The Soup Changing the World: Hot Can’s Self-Heating Soup
Will wonders never cease? With creations like the Hot Can, the answer is never; and thank goodness...
Snowshoeing Education 302 – Snowshoeing: Past, Present and Future
Knowing the past and living in the present always leaves us wondering about the future. Knowing...
How To Care For Wood-Frame Snowshoes
How to prep your wood frame and babiche snowshoes before the season begins, and how to put them to...