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Hey guys! Jason Boyle and his Mississippi 50 race report was recently featured on the Southeastern Trail Runner Podcast. You can check out the podcast here. He shares his thoughts with the cast of Southeastern Trail Runners on his race strategy, running gear preferences and even about his time in Alaska.
Cloudline Switchback Sock As I mentioned previously, socks can make or break a trip and so far I have put almost 70 miles on the Cloudline Switchback Socks while trail running, hiking and snowshoeing and they have performed admirably. The majority of my usage has taken place in the Tongass National Forest near Juneau Alaska. […]
LOWA long known for their classic hiking boots, like their award winning Renegade Boot, is branching out into a casual line up with four styles named after cities on the west coast of the United States. I will be reviewing the Seattle GTX Lo. The Seattle GTX Lo is a “waxed canvas & leather shoe […]
By Jason B. Montane is a UK company with a pretty spectacular history of creating cutting edge equipment to support expeditions in harsh environments. Their mission statement is “Montane engineers innovative, lightweight, breathable clothing and equipment for endurance sports and activities in extreme environments.” They even sponsor a couple of ultra-endurance events: the Montane Lakeland […]
By Jason B. Lander is a Utah based company focused on producing “expedition-inspired accessories.” We have previously reviewed one of their other products, the Cascade Powerbank. Lander offers the Cairn in three different sizes – the Mini Lantern, Lantern + Power Bank, and XL Smart Lantern + Power Bank. I will be reviewing the Lantern […]
By Jason Boyle Sakari Gear is a small company based out of New York City. The owners traveled the world and tried many different brands of gear and decided to make their own gear with the items and features that they couldn’t find in other gear. Social responsibility is vital with all companies, and Sakari […]