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Sure, it's brutal on the highway and mechanically unreliable, but that only adds to the sense of adventure, right?
The iPhone as all-knowing, all-seeing guide to adventure.
I've been reading your archived responses regarding water-resistant sleeping bag shells with great interest as I'm trying to decide between down bags from several of the companies. After your initial (and maybe continued) ambivalence about Dryloft, I was surprised by your negative view of Epic. Especially since many manufacturers seem to have jumped on the Epic bandwagon as having better breathability. On what basis do you believe that Epic is "a condensation trap" in sleeping bags, and why do you think so many are suddenly using it if indeed it doesn't breathe well? Is it just a fad, too early to tell, or should I stick with Dryloft? I look forward to your reply, if you care to go another round on this topic. No Name Given
The Aeronaut Hoverquilt prioritizes comfort, something sleeping outdoors too often lacks
Have your cake, cookies, and candy鈥攁nd eat it too. Just not all at once.
I came for their looks. I stayed for their all-day comfort and all-terrain performance.
Our experts sought out epic adventures in every landscape, from new desert outposts to off-the-grid wellness retreats, with plenty of trails, beaches, and base camps鈥攁ll perfect to give or get
Cody Townsend thought his project, the Fifty, would be a mission to descend the 50 best lines in North America. But then climate change started to melt the snow right out from under his skis.
Portable, ready to imbibe, and no contact required. What more could we ask for?