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Coghlan Camping Toaster - The Little Toaster That Could
Welcome to my review blog; something that I've kind of always wanted to do but just never got around to doing. I'm not saying that I actually have more time on my hands, but lets just say that my...
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Voodoo 2009 Highball 4000 Crash Pad
Out of the Bag:Looks: 5Construction: 5Padding: 5Size: 5Final: 55 - You better get this before you're the last loser on the planet without one4 - You know that kid that you went to school with that...
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Outdoor Research 2009 Ferrosi Hoody
Out of the Bag:Roadworthy: 5Fit: 5Construction: 5Quality: 5Final Eval: 55 - You better get this before you're the last loser on the planet without one4 - You know that kid that you went to school with...
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Kensington LiquidAUX for iPhone and iPod model:K33429US
Out of the Box :Roadworthiness: 3Ease of Use: 2Cost Vs. Value: 3In a nutshell: "It's better than most aftermarket iPod car audio accessories I've seen."5 - You better get this before you're the last...
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FiveTen Dæscent
Out of the Box :Comfort: 5 - Think bedroom slippersFit: 4 - a little looseCost Vs. Value: 3 - could be a little less expensiveOverall Form and Function: 4Stars: 4In a nutshell: "Quality and...
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Adventure Technology (AT) AT2 Standard Paddle
The Final Word: A stiff, burly and amazingly fluid paddle that moves like silk though each stroke. "5 things you have to have in order to go kayaking - a boat, skirt, helmet, PFD and a paddle." Those...
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The 82 MPG 2009 Suzuki TU250X
Bottom Line: One of the most vintage styled, affordable, fun and economical commuter bikes you can find under 4G's.Update 8/7/09: The last two times my gas light came on, I was indeed, getting over...
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Mammut SMART Belay Device
BELAYing: In essence, the process of controlling the amount of rope available to the climber and reducing how far the climber could fall.Back in the day, climbers had to use the body belay - a painful...
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The Deuter Guide 45+ Alpine Pack SWM ISO: My Amazonian Goddess
I see backpacks as a necessary evil to outdoor endeavors. They never fit right, are too heavy, don’t have the right bells and whistles, are uncomfortable and the list goes on. Personally I would love...
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The Super Ego Messenger Bag by Tom Bihn
On a recent googleinquiry of "What is Seattle known for," I found that the Emerald City is known for many, many things. From the obvious and infamous rain, fish tossing of Pikes Place, the Space...
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The New Deuter Pace 30 ISO: Something That Dan Likes
Light as a feather stiff as a board. To anyone that has done team building activities, this statement might make you cringe. To the uninitiated, imagine someone standing on a wooden platform 10 feet...
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The North Face Mountain Sneaker Not Just for Hippies and Playing the Devils...
The North Face (TNF), once regarded as the premier technical apparel and equipment manufacturer, has seen its fair share of trials and tribulations since its inception in 1966. They've been praised for...
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Deuter Speed Lite Series Packs The Demi Pack of Godly Proportions
What do Hermes, the messenger god, and backpacks have in common? Nothing, until you strap into Deuters’ Speed Lite series packs.The Speed Lite packs are for the fleet of foot who don’t want to be...
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Evolv: Optimus & The Bandit It's Not a Shoe Fetish, It's an Evolv-olution
In my 16 years of climbing, I’ve worn pretty much every type of climbing shoe. Five Ten’s: Galileo's, Anasazi velco and moccasym, and that random green gym shoe they make, La Sportiva’s: Focus, “I...
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