Category: Gear
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5 Must Have Snowshoeing Accessories for the Backcountry
After getting your snowshoes, you’re just about ready to take on trail. While snowshoes function pretty well on their own, it never hurts to have some extra supportive gear. By adding certain…
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You’ll Want to Check Out These Snowshoes for Kids
The wonderful thing about a sport like snowshoeing is that it’s fun for all abilities and ages. For kids who might not be quite ready for skiing, snowboarding, or intense backcountry hiking, snowshoeing…
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The Very Important Differences Between Hiking Boots and Snowshoes
With all this talk about snowshoes, you might be wondering “Why on Earth can’t I just wear my hiking boots in the snow?!” After all, many hiking boots are designed for winter terrain…
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The Best Snowshoes On The Market from 5 Different Brands
Before you hit the slopes to give snowshoeing a try, you’re going to need a pair of snowshoes. But, how do you choose? Snowshoes a little bit interesting compared to other gear…
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Your Backpack Scale and What It Says About You
You’ve purchased your backpack scale to weigh your pack for your thru-hike, but what to do with it? If you’re not bringing this pack on an airplane, aren’t you free to bring…
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Take Your Dog Winter Camping with These Amazing Items
Have you ever considered bringing your dog camping with you? We’re not talking about hiking or rolling in the RV with your pup. We’re talking about actually bringing your furriest camping mate…
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This Winter Backpacking Gear Will Keep You Warm All Season
One of the main concerns backpackers have during the winter season is staying warm. Even after the warm jackets, the longjohns, the gloves, and the fleece-lined boots, some of us still aren’t…

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