Read my Costa Caleta review after testing the polarized sunglasses in Roatán, plus how Costa makes frames from recycled fishing nets. Continue reading
Category Archives: Outdoor Gear
Don’t Slip on Ice or Snow! Get Traction This Winter with Kahtoola EXOSpikes
Finally upgraded my old winter traction gear and glad I picked Kahtoola. I saw a CDC stat that says close to 1 million Americans are injured every year from falling on ice/snow. I don’t want to be in that statistic! They have three options for traction: Nanospikes ($49.95) are for urban use to easily navigate … Continue reading
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2021 Holiday Gift Guide for the Traveler, Road Tripper, or Outdoor Adventurer
Looking for the perfect gift? Here’s my 2021 holiday gift guide for the traveler and adventurer. Continue reading
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Minimal but Mighty Hydration Pack: CamelBak Rogue Light
This is an ultra efficient hydration pack. It’s a small and sleek pack perfect for a road cycling, mountain biking or even short hiking adventure. I had been itching to try out the new CamelBak Rogue Light 70 ounce since I saw it at Big Gear Show in early August. This past weekend I gear … Continue reading
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The Coolest Hoodie – Fieldsheer Uses Cooling Technology
I’m a sweaty gal. Always have been. Growing up in the South I always heard girls glisten, not sweat. But, I’ve always been the girl who sweats buckets. Folks often say to me sweating means your body is ultra-efficient at getting rid of toxins. Small consolation for always turning into a sweaty mess when the … Continue reading
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Why You Need a Pair of Merrell Hydro Moc Shoes
If you take a water shoe and a hiking shoe and meld them together, you get the Merrell Hydro Moc Shoe. If you told me I would be a huge fan of a moc style shoe, I’d stay you’re crazy….until I tested these out snorkeling in Hawaii and kayaking in Greater Zion. I was skeptical … Continue reading
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The Sweatshirt You Need and It Benefits National Parks, Forests and Public Lands
As I’m writing this, it’s raining with temperatures in the mid-50s in Denver. It’s the perfect day for a sweatshirt and dreaming of hiking in national parks. If you’re hiking or camping this summer, this sweatshirt is a great addition to your adventure wardrobe because even in summer, it gets chilly at night in the … Continue reading
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Procrastinator Mother’s Day Gift Ideas for Moms Who Love Traveling and the Outdoors
Procrastinators I feel your pain right now. I’ve been meaning to get this post up for over a week. Oh well, better late than never….right? These make great gifts for moms who love to travel or be in the outdoors. These are also great for birthday gifts, just because gifts or gifts to yourself. These … Continue reading
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