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Staying Dry in Your Tent

Staying Dry in Your Tent

by Chris Sgaraglino | June 18, 2022 | Backpacking, Camping, How To, Paddle Boarding

While setting out to enjoy the outdoors, it is always a good idea to follow some simple camping tips – especially those that should guarantee that you stay dry during your camping trip. Being cold and wet are the two things that can ruin a camping trip!

Renting vs. Buying Equipment

Renting vs. Buying Equipment

by Chris Sgaraglino | June 10, 2022 | Backpacking, Camping, Cycling, Hiking, Paddle Boarding

When renting, there are no long conversations with your spouse about how much all that dust-collecting gear cost and where you’ll be storing it!

Hex Pegs: Drillable Tent & Canopy Stakes

Hex Pegs: Drillable Tent & Canopy Stakes

by Chris Sgaraglino | June 1, 2022 | Camping, Reviews

Choosing the right tent or canopy stake can make the difference between a cozy tent or a picnic disaster in the event of rain or wind.

NRS Kinetic Water Shoes

NRS Kinetic Water Shoes

by Chris Sgaraglino | May 23, 2022 | Kayaking, Paddle Boarding, Reviews

I have tried several inexpensive shoes, but they just didn’t work all that well out of the kayak. Enter the NRS Kinetic!

What is “Boondocking”?

What is “Boondocking”?

by Chris Sgaraglino | April 27, 2022 | Camping, Opinion

In the simplest of terms: Boondocking has always been about camping, not living! But that does not mean that full-timers can’t Boondock. It’s more about how and where you camp.

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