A hungry hiker is usually a cranky hiker.

When your outdoors on a hike make sure you pack enough food. Even on a short day hike, it’s a good idea to at least pack some type of food in your bag. The extra energy from the food might be the boost you need to make it to the summit or could be the life saver you need in an emergency situation.

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CamelBak Announces Bottles are BPA-Free

April 29, 2008 CamelBak Products, LLC, has put out a statement announcing that it has converted its entire line of polycarbonate water bottles to a new material that they say is 100% free of bisphenol-A (BPA) and phthalates. The bottles are made from an entirely new material, Eastman Tritan copolyester. “Consumers have been asking for [...]

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The Merrell Moab Ventilator Mid

At right around $80, Merrells Ventilator Mid’s are a great hiking boot. I recommend them for anyone who is hiking in desert areas. The Breathable Mesh is an absolute must for hot weather and the Moab seems to do very well in the heat. Now when it comes to fit, the moab has to be [...]

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Is Canada going to Declare BPA bottles Toxic?

With all the recent problems regarding Polycarbonate bottles the Canadian Government looks like it is about to declare them toxic.
Find out why

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