Camping with kids can be really fun. It can also be a downright disaster. Here are six items that make camping with kids an all-around better time, for both the kids and adults.
Whether you’re planning a backpacking trip or looking for gear that makes family-friendly hiking easier, you can count on these seven items to work well and last a long time.
A durable and well-made pair of rain pants can make being outside more fun by helping you stay dry and comfortable. Here are the top seven picks at REI.
If you were a hiker before you had a baby or a parent looking to take your first steps on a hiking trail, a child carrier is an essential gear item to own. Here are the best picks for outdoor adventuring with little ones.
Every outdoor get-together is better with a drink in hand, so here’s the best outdoor drinkware for car campouts, trailhead tailgates, beach parties and backyard barbecues.
Cheers to the weekend!
If your bucket list had a bucket list, hiking in Yellowstone would be on it. From shorter, family-friendly jaunts to all-day peak bagging, here are six of the best hikes in America's first National Park.
Whether hiking, backpacking or trail running, trekking poles prove invaluable on the trail. So I found the best foldable, collapsible, and telescoping sets worth taking along on every kind of adventure.
Garmin's newly launched GPSMAP 66i is a first-of-its-kind backcountry tool that bundles high-detail mapping and navigation with two-way satellite communication in a single device. And I got the exclusive scoop for REI.
We logged 100s of miles through four seasons putting 26 pairs of men's and women's hiking boots to the ultimate test. Complete with a fit guide, lacing video and expert advice to make choosing your next pair of boots easier.
You want a high-quality boat you can store under your bed, transfer in your car, set up in minutes, and take on countless epic adventures? The foldable Oru Kayak is the way to go... if you can handle the price tag.
Any seasoned hiker will tell you that a good pair of hiking socks is a must-have. I tested over a dozen pairs to determine the best picks for whatever Mother Nature throws at you.
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Hundreds of miles hiked putting 20 pairs of hiking shoes to the test -- in every kind of condition -- to determine the winners across a number of categories.
As a writer, I mostly cover life outdoors. I'm usually talking about gear, adventure sports, the environment, travel, pets or parenting, but I've written for clients across so many industries that I'm comfortable writing on just about any topic.
My work has appeared in the REI Co-op Journal, Uncommon Path, The New York Times’ Wirecutter,
As a writer, I mostly cover life outdoors. I'm usually talking about gear, adventure sports, the environment, travel, pets or parenting, but I've written for clients across so many industries that I'm comfortable writing on just about any topic.
My work has appeared in the REI Co-op Journal, Uncommon Path, The New York Times’ Wirecutter, 57hours, Treeline Review, and a handful of other places.
When I'm not crafting stories about life outdoors, I'm exploring trails with my partner, son and wild catahoula in our home base of Squamish, BC.
I'm currently the managing editor at 57hours, where I work as part of a team dedicated to producing exceptional content about outdoor adventure sports.
I've edited a handful of books, including 6-time RAAM winner and ultra-cyclist champion Christoph Strasser's 2019 autobiography, Strasser's Road: The Story of the Record-Setting Race Across
I'm currently the managing editor at 57hours, where I work as part of a team dedicated to producing exceptional content about outdoor adventure sports.
I've edited a handful of books, including 6-time RAAM winner and ultra-cyclist champion Christoph Strasser's 2019 autobiography, Strasser's Road: The Story of the Record-Setting Race Across America Winner.
I'm handy with all the usual collaboration and work management tools. I know what CMS and CRM are and have worked with both. You get the picture.
In the world of digital content, I've worn a lot of hats in the last decade.
I know a lot about gear testing, product journalism, and producing content marketing for brands. I've learned a thing or two about SEO, copywriting, digital advertising, affiliate links, newsletters, email campaigns, and social media management. I also have not o
In the world of digital content, I've worn a lot of hats in the last decade.
I know a lot about gear testing, product journalism, and producing content marketing for brands. I've learned a thing or two about SEO, copywriting, digital advertising, affiliate links, newsletters, email campaigns, and social media management. I also have not one but two philosophy degrees (practical, I know).
I'm pretty good at photography and know my way around a bunch of photo editing tools.
I don't claim to be the master of any one thing, but I am really damn good at a whole bunch of things.