The Path Projects Killam PX running pant gives you a 4 way stretch pant that perfect for Fall or Spring. With 5 zipped pockets ( 2 of which are HUGE) and zips at the ankles you have more than enough … Continue reading Path Projects Killam PX Running Pants Review
The Vasque Torre AT GTX Hiking boot gives you great grip from Vibram combined with Goretex breathability and waterproofness. With a lightweight overall construction they feel like trail running shoes but with the added security of ankle support. With a smart green suede upper and the option of normal or wide fit you get a high level of bang for buck and a boot that looks as good with jeans in the city as it does out on the trails. Continue reading Vasque Torre AT GTX Hiking Boots Review
The Path Projects Pyrenees T19 Hooded Long Sleeve Shirt has a relaxed fit and cotton and tencel blend fabric that is moisture wicking, lightweight and breathable. The Pyrenees Shirt comes with a tailored hood and thumb loops to help keep your hands warm when the wind picks up. There is also a special gap on the left sleeve for your smartwatch. Continue reading Path Projects Pyrenees T19 Hooded Long Sleeve Shirt Review
The DOD Sugoi chair is a versatile rugged cotton camp chair that can be varied for its height and sitting angle making it much more comfortable than traditional camping chairs. There are 4 different height possibilities and the chair includes a carrying bag. The breathable cotton construction is resistant to the embers from a fire and there are 3 color options. Continue reading DOD Outdoors Sugoi Chair Review
The My Medic mini IFAK kit gives you roughly 75 essential items for an on hand medical kit. The range of supplies gives you the ability to do everything from deal with minor cuts and larger bleeding injuries, treat pain and stings, allergies and dehydration all the way up to large complex wounds and even keeping an airway clear. There are a range of thoughtful tools and even a glowstick and paracord. The molle pouch can be carried by shoulder strap or attached to a backpack as well. With a choice of pouch colors and the ability to ‘upgrade’ with extra medical kits ( such as the one I chose for hiking) and a QR code linked first aid guide you will be very hard pushed to spend $75 building your own IFAK and come even close to the value for money for this Mini IFAK.
This IFAK will suit trained EMTs and anyone that is looking for a first aid solution in the home, vehicle or out on the trails.