We all want a healthy environment and lifestyle, whether at home, outdoors, or anywhere in our outdoor adventure. You know that humans contribute a lot to polluting the environment overall. Research by The National Center for Biotechnology Information shows how soap and its packaging impact Mother Nature, especially during the pandemic when people use soap more frequently. But how can you contribute to preserving mother nature, not just for yourself but also for the next generations? The answer is by using Biodegradable products. Soap is one of the most commonly used that can be repl ..read more

Finding the best option for nutrition when you go outdoors is one of the most important things to enjoy your trip fully. Not only because it will give you all the needed energy for your trips, but it will also keep you in good spirits thanks to their taste. In recent years, Mountain House Meals have become one of the most popular backpacking food options in this area, so we tested them. Since Mountain House Meals have become an essential companion for outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers, providing emergency and best-tasting food, we’ve decided to give them a go and show you some of the most im ..read more

For every hiker, one of the most important parts of gear is finding trekking poles that will suit their needs. There are many types and brands, but Cascade Mountain Tech Carbon Fiber Quick Lock trekking poles have been gaining popularity recently, so we decided to give them a go and test them out on the trail. Related: Do You Really Need Trekking Poles? There are a few pros and cons, but the overall decision is – that these are great choices for anyone who has just started their hiking adventure and serve as a perfect starting point that will help you learn how to use them before deciding if y ..read more

 Having a reliable water source available during your hiking, backpacking or camping trips is one of the most important parts of equipment, as every hiker needs water in order to not only stay healthy but also keep the body in an optimal shape and avoid dehydration. Related: Best Backpacking Water Filters However, not every body of water is safe to use, so it is important to have a water filter available. That’s why we’ve decided to test the LifeStraw Personal Water Filter on a few of our trips, so we can give you the best insight into its value, pros, and cons and help you decide whether ..read more

We tested the Stanely Adventure Nesting Two Cup Cook Set on a fall trail and found it a great culinary companion. As the name suggests, the Nesting Two Cup cook set is limited to a small party. It consists of three pieces so you can be a third wheel with a steaming cup of food. Related: Best Camping Cookware The set includes a cooking kettle and two nestling insulated cups. The set is made entirely of stainless steel so that you can get maximized conduction even on the smallest stoves. The kettle marks a 20oz maximum capacity, while the cups are a generous 10oz. In its entirety, the 0.88 pound ..read more

We’ve decided to test Sea to summit pocket shower during our hiking, backpacking, and camping trips that lasted days or weeks. Being lightweight, it quickly became one of the most important parts of our equipment, but it also did require a bit of effort to learn how to use it, at least at first. Related: Best Camping Shower Thanks to its portability and the fact it is easy to use and even easier to carry, it is a great choice no matter which activity you participate in. And to top it all, it is affordable, and you won’t have to “break the bank” to be able to buy it. View at Amazon Throughout e ..read more

We tested the Darn Tough Light Hiker Micro Crew Socks on a fall hike with uneven surfaces and varying elevations. To say the least, the socks were a darn tough accessory and kept us warm, dry, and comfortable throughout our hike. View at Amazon The cushioning for such a thin pair of socks was remarkable for such a long hike. Not once did we experience slipping or sliding, and these socks’ material proved to be hypoallergenic. The combination of Marino wool and nylon kept our feet dry for most of the journey. At the same time, the Lyrca Spandex was elastic enough to give us the freedom of movem ..read more

You might have used cargo shorts for a comfy day at work or a relaxing fishing trip, but have you tested their mettle on a hiking trip? We packed a pair of Columbia Silver Ridge Cargo Shorts. We took them on our hiking and backpacking trips, and we wore them in different conditions, from hot to humid and pleasant weather. We also used them in the light rain to see how they perform in various weather conditions. We were pleasantly surprised at how comfortable yet durable the shorts were. Related: Best Hiking Shorts The shorts flaunt features that make your summer hike a cakewalk. Two of their d ..read more

Hiking should, in a nutshell, be all about fun. Challenging, yes, sometimes even hard and possibly even annoying, but fun and relaxing. To be able to fully enjoy the experience and focus solely on the track, it is absolutely essential to have proper equipment. And the most important part of your equipment is your shoes. And it actually makes a lot of sense since you’ll be spending the most important part of your trip on the trail, hiking, which means you’ll be mostly on your feet. This means your ankles will be under a lot of pressure, so you’ll need as much support as needed. That’s why getti ..read more

Every person who loves nature thinks about spending some time camping and being able to enjoy the time out fully. The most important thing is to find the proper equipment, especially if the length of the trip is more than a day and includes sleeping out in the open. With good quality of sleep being among the most important aspects of any trip, as it will keep you fresh and help you maintain your strength for any task that awaits, it is important to find the best solution available when it comes to sleeping equipment. Related: Best Double Sleeping Bags So, backpacking quilt vs sleeping bag – wh ..read more