I’ve used the Exos 48 on countless backpacking trips and day hikes over the past few years, and have started to use the Exos 58 a little more now that I have to pack for my infant son as well. In this post you will find my review of these packs based on 3 years of intensive experience.
The Rokinon 12mm is a phenomenal wide angle option for Sony mirrorless e-mount cameras. See my review of the Rokinon 12mm for travel and hiking.
The previous XA Pro 3D was one of the first reviews I wrote for this blog when it launched back in 2014. You can see how far I’ve come by taking a look at that review. For those unfamiliar with the XA Pro 3D, this shoe is essentially a lightweight low-cut boot that can handle anything you throw at it. Here is my preview.
One of the most important parts of planning a backpacking trip to Havasupai Falls is making sure you pack the right gear. In this gear guide, I’ll provide a comprehensive gear list for backpackers that will include information on packs, clothing, footwear, shelter, sleeping, electronics, and food. I’ll also include a designated section for those planning to bring a child along.
The Sense Pro Max is the new high cushion trainer from Salomon. In this preview, I’ll cover my first impressions of the upper, midsole, and outsole.
The Sense Ultra is a new SLAB trail shoe from Salomon that packs the cushion and protection needed to go the distance. Here is my preview.
The XA Enduros come with Salomon’s tried and true Endofit, Sensifit, and Quicklace system. After waiting for nearly five months, I finally have my hands on a pair of the XA Enduros and will share my initial impressions in this post.
The La Sportiva Akasha is a high cushion trail shoe that provides amazing grip and traction. In this review I will cover my thoughts on the upper, midsole, outsole, and overall performance.
This new Inov-8 Roclite 305 is the first Inov-8 shoe that has me excited in quite some time. This lightweight trail shoe has a great outsole in a burly package. Here is my preview.
Christmas is only a few weeks away, and I’m sure some of you are still looking for gifts to buy for your loved ones. If you’re coming up short on ideas for the adventurers and explorers in your life, I’ve put together a list of 30 items they’re sure to enjoy. I’ve divided the list up into big ticket items at $100 or more, mid-range items from $25-$100, and stocking stuffers under $25. Happy holidays, everyone!