PL1 portable rope tow for backcountry riding
Making turns in the backcountry is the reward of countless hours of conditioning and preparation. Food, travel, logistics, gear, safety and more [...]
OpenAI: Prepare to be mindblown
I review products on this website and typically products for board and other core sports. But allow me this brief departure to share with you one of these once-in-a-generation technologies called [...]
SurfPack Gear: Hands-free 60L Backpack Carry System
This is a hands-on review of a hands-off surfboard (and gear) backpack carry system – a game changer for remote surf spots or surf travel. [...]
Tankless Dive Systems
Hookah dive systems have been around for a very long time. Typically these systems were powered by gasoline engines on deck with a compressor attached and airlines fastened to regulators. More [...]
Owning a Piece of History?
In the mid 19070’s I got my first skateboard and it came with Vans wheels. I thought nothing of it until I recently found out from a Vans rep that Vans didn’t make wheels; At least not [...]
The Boardswag – dirt-bagging in relative comfort
For surfers traveling on a budget too tight for a hotel, an Airbnb, or maybe aren’t comfortable couch surfing, there’s camping. In the past you’d need to pack an extra tent or a [...]
Seabreacher™ – time to terrify the lineup
There have been many instances where I’ve fantasized about clearing the lineup, but in none of those fantasies did I ever imagine I’d be a breaching killer whale or a shark. Whenever you [...]
Kickstarter Top 5: food and drink edition
Good food and drink is essential for charging hard in any action sport, as is rewarding yourself when you get off the mountain, out of the water, back to camp or back to civilization. Below are [...]
QuiverGrip… Simple, Safe, Secure Surf board Storage
With a name that sounds like the last throws of a solo session, QuiverGrip touts itself as a “new take on surfboard storage that installs in seconds, lasts a lifetime, and will never [...]
Time to get fat
Typically I’m an early adopter, but for fat tire bikes I admit to playing catch-up. I’ve been mountain biking now for over 30 years and don’t even like a front suspension forks, let [...]
Splitboarding – worth the cost?
I like gear. I collect quite a bit of it and have spent way more than I’d care to admit. Maybe it’s maturity or maybe I’m facing the reality of having to pay for two college [...]
Lumbos – Boarding. Unbounded.
Snowboarding equipment is comprised of 3 major parts – board, bindings and boots. Since it’s beginnings, boards have underdone significant improvement. Thirty one years ago, my Burton [...]
Revl Arc – stabilizing 4K action cam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=helKtdl9N6U Another interesting prospect has arrived in the already crowded action camera market. The Revl Arc stabilizing 4K action cam differentiates itself from the [...]
Nixon Mission watch
Built for Surf. Built for Snow. The Nixon Mission watch was designed to prepare you to charge the elements with live mountain (via Snocountry) and surf reports (via Surfline) and withstand the [...]
Outside’s 2016 Ski Report
Outside magazine has released their 2016 North American Ski report and despite the so far dismal conditions in the east, the west (where I currently sit here writing this post from Snowbird in Utah), [...]
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