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Rossignol Vercors Trail Running Shoe Review: 300+ Miles Tested
When I first got the Rossignol Vercors Trail Running Shoes, I was curious. Rossignol is a brand I have used plenty for skiing, but I had spent no time running in Rossignol trail shoes. After putting more than 300 miles on the Vercors across the Wasatch of Utah, in the...
Exped Ultra -10°C | 15°F Sleeping Bag Review — Warmth Without the Bulk
Finding a sleeping bag that genuinely performs at its rated temperature without weighing down your pack or making you feel like you're sleeping in a straightjacket is harder than it sounds. A lot of bags either run cold, run heavy, or sacrifice room to move just to...
Hiking Mount Nebo: Utah’s Highest Peak in the Wasatch Mountains
Standing at 11,928 feet, Mount Nebo is the highest peak in Utah's Wasatch Range and one of the most rewarding hikes in the state. While mountains like Mount Timpanogos and Lone Peak tend to get more attention, Mount Nebo offers something special: incredible alpine...
5 Best Hikes in Capitol Reef National Park
Capitol Reef National Park often gets overshadowed by Utah's more famous national parks like Zion, Arches, and Bryce Canyon. That's a mistake. After spending time exploring Capitol Reef, I came away convinced that it's one of the most underrated national parks in the...
Mammut Ducan Light HS Hooded Jacket Review — Lightweight Protection That Actually Performs
Finding a waterproof shell that balances weather protection, breathability, comfort, and packability is surprisingly difficult. Many rain jackets feel too bulky, too clammy, or simply not built for high-output mountain movement. After spending dozens of hours using...
Best Backpacks With Detachable Daypacks + DIY Solutions For Hiking & Travel
Some hiking trips are straightforward: you go out, you camp in one or two locations, you come back. Others are much more meandering. You might make a base camp and then take side trips. Do you really want to haul your bulky, framed pack on a 3-4 hour side hike? You...
Best Budget Backpacks – Top Hiking & Backpacking Packs In Your Budget
Hiking and backpacking gear has a reputation for being expensive, a fact that deters many people from exploring the hobby. For many experienced hikers, expensive gear is a sore point that has inspired plenty of DIY solutions and communal effort to find more affordable...
Skiing Deseret Peak, Utah – Twin & Temple Couloirs
Skiing the Twin Couloirs is almost a right of passage for any Utah backcountry skier. In this guide, i'll cover what you need to know in order to ski the Twin Couloirs, Temple Couloir, or all three. Difficulty – Strenuous Distance – Varies (stats below) Height –...
Fogatti InstaShower Go Review — The Easiest Way to Take a Hot Shower Anywhere
One of the biggest tradeoffs with van life, or simply camping in a van or rv is simple: showers. Historically, campers will either; go without, deal with cold water, or build a complex (and expensive) system into their setup. After testing the Fogatti InstaShower Go...
Bluetti Apex 300 Review — A Powerful, Simplified Campervan Electrical System
When we built out our campervan, one of the biggest decisions we faced was how to handle power. Traditionally, that means piecing together a complex system: batteries, inverter, charge controller, wiring, and more. Instead, we went a different route; using the Bluetti...