It appears that after announcing his resignation from Apple, Steve Jobs, has been hard at work building a floating camping trailer! Well, at least the all white look of the Sealander reminds us of something the revolutionary Jobs would create. The Sealander (actually created by Daniel Straub) is the ultimate for the ... continue reading
Good gym shoes. Favorite pair of jeans. Power drill. Special occasion booze. Carabiners. If you're like us, you have all of those things, but you probably did way more research before you bought everything but the carabiner. Whether you use them casually to clip keys to a belt loop or professionally to support your ... continue reading
For a no-frills flask that's perfect to toss in your bag when you're out camping or exploring, turn to Stanley. The classic brand has been crafting solid, well-made food and drink gear since 1913. Their latest flask is the first in the Adventure Series which is aimed at being both essential and rugged. With more grip ... continue reading
There are plenty of things that provide a sense of accomplishment and joy upon completion—building a deck, working under the hood of a car, crafting the perfect playlist—but then there are those things which we just want to get over with and screw the "fruits of our labor." High on this list is assembling a tent. No ... continue reading
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Maybe it's an hour, or two or three, but even the best pro sports games come to an end. Much like the games they preempt, tailgating also has an end and so does the Tervis Tailgating ... continue reading
There are times when we find products that seem to encapsulate many of our different interests in one nifty item. This is kind of the case with these Recycled Cardboard Picinic Cooler Boxes. If you've check here more than say once, you've probably noticed we have an affinity for cold beer(s) and we also think saving ... continue reading
Fire is a primitive thing like eating giant legs of meat with your hands or crossing long strips of terrain without anything that contains a motor. So, while we are all for a nice polished fire pit for your deck after a long day in front of the grill, when you go "off-roading" so to speak we suggest something a little ... continue reading
When you took your last rugged, outdoor vacation, did you leave all of your personal essentials at home? We're not talking about a toothbrush or deodorant, we're referring to your cellphone, camera, lighter and anything else you need to get by in the wilderness. Those types of things need to stay dry and if you're ... continue reading
If you want to see a grown man angry, deny him his morning caffeine fix. We know it's bad for us, it will give us a heart condition and drinking an entire pot of coffee at midnight will make us irritable, but we don't care. Give us the good stuff (black or with one of those sweet International Delights French Vanilla ... continue reading
Fishing has always seemed to us like nothing more than a reason to sit around for hours drinking beer and telling good stories. There's nothing wrong with that, but that sounds like nothing more than an average Saturday to us. Fishing is supposed to also be about actually catching fish. With our luck though, it's more ... continue reading
There are few pleasures in life that are greater than coming home from a long day, grabbing a beer and relaxing in a hammock, the only ones we can think of can be found in a book called The Kama Sutra. Every guy contemplates getting a hammock but by the time they figure out where they can put it and whether they'll ... continue reading
Asking them to improve on the Replay XD Camera is a little like asking General Mills to improve on Lucky Charms. Sure, they could throw a new marshmallow in there but really you've already almost achieved perfection anyway. This is exactly why we're excited for the release of the Replay XD1080 - the world's smallest ... continue reading
Something about this Classic Boat Kit from The Balmain Boat Company reminds us of Hemingway, which in turn reminds us of drinks, travel and ultimate relaxation. In other words, it reminds us of heaven. Regardless of your construction skill level - whether you have trouble navigating a bansaw or, not only can ... continue reading
It's almost that time of year when the term "beach weather" starts slipping into every network weatherman's vocabulary. As his or her hand glides across a screen of five straight Ray-Ban rocking suns we start thinking about ways to get a week off from work and get outdoors. One of the first things we'll have ... continue reading
You don't bring a knife to a gunfight, but you bring one everywhere else. You never know when you might need to cut some cheese, sharpen a stick or spring a trap so it's good to be prepared. Even better if the knife is a multi-tool because then you can also use it to repair your gun as well. Victorinox (the Swiss Army ... continue reading
We're used to using Zippos to light the cigarettes of beautiful women emerging from late night drinking establishments, hoping that our skill in opening and closing the little silver lighter faster than Wyatt Earp would somehow entice them into our abode. While this rarely (read: Never) panned out, we still carried ... continue reading
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