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Get your RTIC products while you can - because they've just been nailed for Patent Infringement. YETI filed a lawsuit against RTIC in 2015 and the courts ruled that a majority of their products are a carbon copy of YETI's. What does this mean? Well, the people who run RTIC are turds and they...

Tow points really are the way to go - as that's what they're designed for. A Class III hitch or higher with a welded ring or D Ring insert with the proper pin will work fine too - but there are a lot of unknown variables there unless you installed the hitch yourself.

We would get kicked out mid-wash, under the cover of night... It sucked!! But yes, it was a badge of honor!

Just roof rack stuff - roof racks, safari racks, baskets, etc.

These are low like hiking boots, but warm and stable. I'm pumped!

I just wanted to throw a little technology and science everyone's way via boot outsoles.. Because, as a group of people who spend a ton of time outside in the elements, it's nice to be prepared. Now, before I get into it - yeah, you can buy Yaktrax and Microspikes to improve your traction on...

This year was about books and bourbon, and boy howdy - that's alright by me. "Born to Run" by Bruce Springsteen "Roddy" by Roddy, Colt, and Ariel Toombs Blanton's Single Batch Bourbon It was also the first year that our 3 year old really was "into" Christmas and man, I could take a page from...

I'm with you there. The colder and snowier - I find myself out there pushing myself. I spent a weekend of gear reviewing up in my primitive camping cabin in VT last year. It got down to the -20's at night, but we were already out there and dealing with it - the challenge was getting through...

Quick Fists were initially a last ditch effort for me - as the set up I was originally looking for was priced out of my price range and to build it myself was even more money! So I settled on QF's and couldn't be happier. I currently use them to hold my Axe in place and they don't budge. That...

So back before it got cold and snowy here in New England, I started this thread regarding the Yellow Birch Outfitters Poc-Kit EDC Organizer - and since then I have been using mine and absolutely love it. To back up, I rely on two, now three, specific pouches in my day to day life - and I can go...

Here it is... Sounds really homegrown and awesome! http://www.vermontoverland.com/vor/

There's always one in Ashville, NC in October: http://www.overlandexpo.com/east/ Which isn't really Northeast, but its like Mideast... Or something... There's also one in VT which is smaller and looks completely awesome, but I don't have the info for that in front of me.

Thanks man! I've had a lot of fun building it up.

I split my time between CT and VT.

Here's the message I received from Seb, after hitting them up on FB: "This is Seb with Matchless Campfire. I went through the checkout process using a Sacramento address and it went through just fine. If you want to have them call me at 770-296-3516 I can walk them through the process if need...

Facebook for the win! Seb just got back to me and they're looking into it as we speak.

I pinged them on Facebook to see what's going on. I don't personally know Seb and his family - but it's weird that they're not getting back to anyone.

MONEY! No one ever remembers to bring cold hard cash with them. $20 can pay for lodging or a pull out of a muddy spot in a farmer's field!!!!

I've been using GZ products for a long time - professionally and recreationally: solid stuff. They only recommend you daisy chain apples to apples - as to not fuzzy up the internals (circuitry, modules, doodads, and control boards). I do this with two of their Yeti 400's. You connect the two...