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Posted in Kayaking on Nov 20th, 2011
The Etowah River offers a little for every paddler depending on the section of the river you run. There are plenty points of interest along the way from rope swings and waterfalls to remnants of old cold war testing facilities, and even rapids down underground tunnels! Some sections offer class III rapids, while other [...]
Posted in Outdoor Gear on Nov 30th, 2009
With Cyber Monday quickly coming to a close you’re probably stoked about the deals you got for the people on your Christmas list. You know what might make you feel even better? Why don’t you pick up a little something for yourself during the Cyber Monday 48 Items in 48 Hours Sale at Backcountry.com. That’s [...]
Posted in Gear Reviews, Uncategorized on Jan 5th, 2009
That’s some shoe, huh? How ’bout the colors on those babies?
I got these Montrail Highlander Trail Running Shoes for Christmas and I was a little shocked at the colors when I opened the box. Not really what I would normally go for in a running shoe, but if you’ve ever worn Montrail before, you know [...]
Posted in Gear Reviews on Nov 30th, 2008
I ordered these hiking boots back before the summer came around and feel I have logged enough man hours to be able to review them. I suspected these would live up to my expectations of a Salomon boot when I put them on for the first time. These things are borderline flawless. One of [...]
