To find an amazingly comfortable base layer that performs well no matter what activity you’re doing, for less than $40, is a pretty rare catch. Not only am I impressed by the price point of the Mont Blanca ¼…
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When I first saw the TR1 Mesh shoes by Astral I was very intrigued! I have extremely sensitive feet and even the simplest of creek crossings seem to scratch up my feet. Between my sensitive feet and my ability…
The Tikse by Kari Traa is hands down my new favorite top no matter what I find myself doing. I’ve worn it on a run, ice climbing, skiing, and will soon be living in it out in the desert…
The Cordelia Jacket by Helly Hansen is by far the warmest ski jacket I have hanging in my closet (this statement kind of implies that I don’t actually ski but rather have all of my ski gear hanging in…
For the past few years, Orage has been one of my favorite brands for many reasons. The Cath Jacket paired with the Clara Pant set-up is no exception. My go-to outfit for resort park days is warm, comfortable, and…
The 9.81 Speed III by Garmont is a perfect all-around mid-weight hiking shoe for women. While I wouldn’t necessarily consider these lightweight, they are incredibly durable, comfortable and stable. Perfect for any hiking adventure I’m embarking on, whether long or…
I feel like finding burley and durable women’s specific shoes that are up for the task at hand can be a challenge. The Terrex Scope GTX shoes by Adidas fit the bill and not only are they comfortable, they…
It’s about time that I have a pair of sunglasses that I can take out on adventures with me. Usually I wear my nice ones for everything but I’m getting tired of banging my nice sunglasses around. A lot…
The Diva-Do Helmet Liner by Raci-Babi is the moto solution that I’ve always dreamed of. If you ask me if there’s anything I love more than riding a motorcycle (long distances or short) my answer will probably be no.…
If you’ve heard the phrase “shrink it and pink it” you’ll probably understand my frustration as a women in both the motorcycling and outdoor industry. In general, companies don’t focus on women’s gear and when they do, they often…
