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Timbuk2 FEMME Hobo Bag Review
The Timbuk2 FEMME Hobo Bag is a multi-purpose bag that will hold everything you need during your travels including an iPad, cell phone, sunglasses and more. Read More…
Native Eyewear Kodiak Sunglasses ~ WanderGear Wednesday
Review of the Native Eyewear Kodiak sunglasses with protection to prevent eye fatigue. Even Seattleites will appreciate these fashionable sunnies! Read More…
ExOfficio Wanderlux Crossfront Long Sleeve Shirt Review
The Wanderlux Crossfront Long Sleeve Shirt from ExOfficio is an excellent spring travel shirt. Lightweight. No wrinkles. And easy to wash and dry.
GSI Glacier Stainless Vacuum Bottle ~ WanderGear Wednesday
My office is in the basement of our home. In the summer it’s great because it’s the coolest location in the house. But in the winter, it’s also the coldest place in the house. When I’ve got my groove on and am super focused with my head down, working for several hours at a stretch, Read More…
Goal Zero Flip 20 Recharger ~ WanderGear Wednesday
Ever find yourself on a train, plane or bus and your cell phone is nearly dead? On top of it all, there are no outlets to be found and your significant other is waiting to find out what time you arrive. It’s a terrible feeling. And completely avoidable when you’ve got a power source like Read More…
This Month Win a Mystic Cardi Sweater from Royal Robbins
Congratulations to Whitney G. from Gainesboro, TN, a new subscriber to the Wanderlust and Lipstick Newsletter, for winning this month’s prize! ***** There’s a word that comes to my mind when I think about clothing from Royal Robbins. It’s “soft.” Well, more specifically, “snuggly soft.” I mentioned this when I wrote about their Mission Knit Read More…
LOWA Innox GTX Lo Boots ~ WanderGear Wednesday
Even though I live in one of the most hiking-friendly areas of the country, I haven’t been that into hiking until recently. For the longest time I had one old pair of hiking boots that I wore for all sorts of weather and trails. Now, when I open my shoe closet, I have lots of Read More…
Essentials for Running ~ Road ID
It’s funny. I’ve been wanting to get this review/mention about Road ID up on the blog for a long time but have, frankly, been sidetracked with a lot of other things and it’s been lower down on the priority list (sorry, Road ID folks!). But after publishing yesterday’s post about running (and travel) and how Read More…
Klymit V2 Sleeping Pad ~ WanderGear Wednesday
Looking back, it’s a little embarrassing to think about the sleeping pad I brought with me on the Snowman Trek last year. It was a pad I had used many times while car camping in the Pacific Northwest and it had served me well. It was one of those large inflatable pads that you can Read More…
