This summer, I’m taking my GLIDE paddle board all over Florida. In this article, I will be revisiting my experience at Weedon Island Preserve, in St. Pete. Here’s the thing, though… I drive a Toyota Corolla and transporting a full-sized paddle board is, well, impossible. Is it, though? Inflatable paddle boards (iSUP for short) are taking the world by storm, and for good reason. Inflatable paddle boards are a fraction of the size and offer almost the same in terms of performance. My iSUP fits conveniently in the back of my trunk, so I don't have to worry about it until it is time to blow it ..read more

  TL;DR – The Outdoor Master Caribou is a one-of-a-kind electric skateboard that is fast, stable, and competitive with the best brands in the business. With top speeds of over 40 kph, riders will certainly want to wear a helmet while using this skateboard. I absolutely love snowboarding, but I live in sunny Florida. While I wish the snowboarding season lasted year-round, it just doesn’t. That leaves me with the next best thing, skateboarding! I’ve been riding skateboards and longboards since I was just a wee boy, which is why I was stoked to find out that Outdoor Master makes an electri ..read more

10 Incredible Places to Go Paddleboarding in Florida Photo by Tim Vanderhoydonck on Unsplash Florida is one of the best places in America, no, the world to go paddleboarding. With water virtually on every side of the state, and many lakes in between, Florida is a paddleboarding paradise. Not only are there many areas to glide upon, Florida offers a wide variety of paddleboarding. For example, paddle enthusiasts can surf, see manatees, tour, fish, and more! Less reading, more paddling! Here are 10 incredible places to go paddleboarding in Florida. 1. Dry Tortugas National Park Photo by Christ ..read more

Photo by Anita Denunzio on Unsplash Summer is fast approaching and soon all the powdery snow will melt away. The days will be longer, warmer, and filled with the many activities put on hold due to the colder weather. Although we love the winter, Outdoor Master is already gearing up for the Spring and Summer. Whether you live in the mountains, in the city, or next to the beach, we have something for everyone. This year, we are focusing on paddle sports, skateboarding, cycling, camping/hiking, and beach lifestyle. If this sounds like you, keep reading to find out what Outdoor Master has to offe ..read more

Photo by Hans-Jurgen Mager on Unsplash Resort skiing and snowboarding is fun and all, but the backcountry beckons! Nothing will get the blood pumping like a backcountry excursion. That said, backcountry skiing is a high-risk high-reward activity. While carving up fresh powder is anyone’s dream come true, off-piste pioneering is dangerous, and with no ski patrol to call in case of an emergency, being prepared should be your #1 priority. TL;DR – This is a comprehensive checklist of what you will need for a backcountry skiing/snowboarding trip. Backcountry skiing is different from resort skiing ..read more

Photo by PhotoMIX Company We are over halfway through February, which means we are officially entering the latter half of the ski season. With skiable days dwindling and Spring Break on the horizon, it’s time to think about taking that last trip of the year before packing up the skis and boards until next season. Late-season skiing is amazing for many reasons. Spring skiing is warmer, with longer days, shorter lines, and cheaper lift tickets. With softer snow, Spring skiing is often better for beginners and families. Not all ski resorts are made equally. Some, while reputable, do not far ..read more

TL;DR – In this article, I will be covering the best ski backpacks for resort and backcountry skiing/snowboarding. Ski backpacks are a great way to store essentials neatly and conveniently for when you need them most. While many resort goers opt not to wear backpacks on the slopes, seasoned skiers and snowboarders know how useful a backpack can be. Whether you are skiing in your favorite resort with the family or traversing the backcountry with your friends, wearing a ski-ready backpack is the best way to be prepared for any situation. Ski backpacks are perfect for carrying snacks, goggles ..read more

Photo by Haut Risque on Unsplash If you’re reading this, you might be wondering which tricks you should learn first as a skier. Now, I am a much better snowboarder than I am a skier, but I’m pretty solid with the sticks, and I scoured the internet to find 5 tricks that you can learn in no time. Learning new tricks is a great way to enhance your skiing experience. Skiing is easily one of the most fun and exciting activities in the world, and pushing your limits as a skier is a must-do. If you are a beginner skier, these are 5 tricks you should learn first. Grab your poles, it’s time to get ..read more

Photo by Visit Almaty on Pexels Welcome future shredder! Getting into snowboarding was one of the best decisions of my life. If you are reading this, then you might be thinking about getting into snowboarding, too. Snowboarding is not your typical hobby. While I certainly believe that snowboarding is for everyone, there is a barrier to entry that deters many from falling in love with it. What is that barrier? A snowboard! The first step in calling yourself a snowboarder is buying an actual snowboard. I’ll admit, I rented boards for a long time, but it wasn’t until I bought one that my progre ..read more

Photo by Andy Brazil on Unsplash   TL: DR – In this article, I will be covering my journey to Purgatory Resort, what the ski area has to offer, the town of Durango and the Durango Hot Springs, and my overall experience as an enthusiastic snowboarder and traveler.  HEY-OH and welcome to this edition of Outdoor Master Adventures! (copyright pending…jk)  Every once in a while we take awesome journeys, showcasing incredible places, people, and adventures relating to the outdoors. I had the pleasure of visiting Purgatory Resort in Durango, Colorado. I’ve visited Colorado countless ..read more