You don’t want to be caught in a heavy downpour without the right gear. Not only will you want a good rain jacket, but also a good pair of rain pants. Nothing is worse than having your hiking pants completely soaked for hours. Look for pants that are not only waterproof, but also breathable and durable. They will potentially have … Read more
Nothing can ruin a great day out on the slopes faster than a poor fitting pair of goggles. You also want to be sure that your goggles are suited for the type of skiing that you’ll be doing. Most ski goggles come in either kids or adult sizes. Yet, most adult ski goggles are unisex, but a number of companies … Read more
Bike seats are unique and different just as riders are, and what works for someone might not necessarily work for you. Mountain bikes require the rider to crouch, perch, or ride in various positions. Thus it’s important to go for a mountain bike saddle if you plan to ride on a hilly terrain. Regardless of whether you will be riding … Read more
When going on a hike or backpacking, carrying a multitool can save you some hassle. Regardless of whatever you plan to do, whether cooking or first aid, these devices come to your rescue. A multitool refers to a pocket-sized gear with lots of features like those you would find in any toolbox. With a multitool, there is no need to … Read more
Bindings are often the last piece of ski gear you choose, but rare extremely important. They play a fundamental role as your connection between boot and ski. They allow for power transfer, responsiveness, and safety. The most common types of bindings are alpine and used for downhill skiing. Both the toe and heel of your alpine ski boots clip into … Read more