Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket 2020 – Extremely Packable and Dependable The Patagonia Nano Puff jacket $199 has been a solid choice for packable synthetic insulation for a lot of activities. The 2020 version has a few updates. It checks the box on a lot of important categories and looks good too. Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket – Generally Awesome The Patagonia
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Insta360 One R Camera Review – A Snowboarder’s Take on How To Use This Awesome New 360 Camera The new Insta360 One R Camera is a revolutionary system. It can shoot 360 videos as well as 4K. Here, I show you how I used it for snowboarding and mountains. Insta360 One Cameras Insta360 has made some very easy to use
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Spark R&D Pro Surge Splitboard Bindings – Lighter and Stronger! The Spark R&D team examined the already solid Surge and Arc splitboard bindings to see how they could improve them. From a higher grade metal frame and aluminum hardware to the carbon infused high back and lighter pillow staps. The Spark R&D Pro Bindings are really incredible. The Pro line up
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The Karakoram Prime splitboard bindings are some of the best performing splitboard bindings. Add a carbon highback and you have a highly responsive and light set up. Throw in some awesome graphics from RP Roberts and you have splitboarding art! Prime X Carbon – the Peak of the Karakoram collection I have always been a fan of Karakoram. The Split 30
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The Hypervolt is a handheld device that applies 3 levels of powerful vibrations to areas of the body. How does it compare to other devices
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Bolle Nevada Neo Phantom+ Goggles – Category 1-3 Optical Greatness The new Bolle Nevada Neo Phantom+ Goggles feature a photochromic lens that will adapt to any conditions. Partially polarized lens also assure better clarity. These features really help in variable conditions from flat light to bright alpine days. Phantom + Technology I sat down (well Zoomed actually LOL) with Bolle
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Patagonia Stretch Nano Storm vs Nano-Air Patagonia Nano Storm vs Nano-Air, which is the best jacket for you? Both are legit active insulation layers. But one has a WPB shell and is made to handle snow. Patagonia Nano Storm vs Nano-Air Comparison Both jackets feature 60 grams of active insulation. In the Nano Storm, it is the Full Range insulation.
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Kari Traa baselayer Kate Agathon Kari Traa baselayers are everywhere. Falling somewhere between performance wear for outdoor activities, and mountain chic athleisure, Kari Traa baselayers appeal to women of all ages. I was first introduced to the brand at Outdoor Retailer. Afterwards, I began to notice the cozy knit apparel displayed in shops at Copper Mountain, Devil’s Thumb Ranch,
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Patagonia Peak Mission Gloves Lightweight gloves with pull-over wind-proof mitten shells Drew Thayer The Patagonia Peak Mission Gloves $79 are a great little running glove! I first saw this concept in skimo gloves, and I’m glad to have a pair in a light running weight. The nylon windproof and water-resistant mitten shells are paper-thin, but add a surprising amount
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Kuhl Klash Pants – The Best Softshell Pants The Kuhl Klash Pants are my new favorite pants for a lot of reasons. That is saying quite a bit! It is no secret that I am a fan of Kuhl pants and shorts. I have review up on my other favorites from them – the Renegade and The Navigatr and stand
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Patagonia Thermal Airshed Jacket A slim-fit running jacket insulated only on the chest for cold weather high-output running and skiing. Drew Thayer The Patagonia Thermal Airshed Jacket $259 is the answer to those proper cold days when a windbreaker is just not warm enough, but any jacket you own will have you sweating like a pig in minutes. Designed specifically
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