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I've searched far and wide for a secure iPhone mount for my dual-sport motorcycle, and have finally found what I’m looking for: the made-in-Bozeman Read more >>
Working at an outdoor magazine, I often mix work with pleasure. On an evening bike ride, for example, I'll bring my phone to snap some photos for Instagram or Facebook. To protect my phone in the field, I need a burly case, one that will thwart screen cracking after inevitable drops. Read more >>
Few things are more essential to an enjoyable outdoor experience than a good pair of sunglasses. This is even more true during summer in the mountains, so I sprung for a new pair this year and ended up with the Guide’s Choice from Smith. Read more >>
Staying hydrated on the trail isn't easy, especially in drier ranges like the Bridgers. And since I've been training for some longer distance runs this summer, I've needed to carry water. Read more >>
Nothing is more essential than a good knife. It’s the ultimate tool and when you buy one, you can never imagine when and where you’ll need it. The applications are endless, and this winter, I’m using a Freescape folding knife from Gerber. Read more >>
You’ve probably seen them around town—bright-orange straps lashed around ladders, PVC pipe, and extension cords. Read more >>
The sounds of silence make wilderness a special place. But the sounds of music make car camping, working out, tuning skis, and adjusting bike chains all that much more enjoyable. Enter the Big Turtle Shell Wireless Speakers from Outdoor Tech. Read more >>
Is ’blading back? I sure hope so, because I’ve been having a blast with my Maxxum 90 inline skates from Rollerblade. Read more >>
Contrary to popular belief, your beloved smartphone is not a panacea—whip it out while deep in a side-canyon up Hyalite, for e Read more >>
For a compact rangefinder that reaches out past 1,000 yards and doesn’t require two hours of prep time with the manual, check out the Leupold RX-1200i TBR/W. That’s a lot of letters and numbers, for sure, but the name is as arcane as this product gets. Read more >>
The CFS Duffel from Stio is a great all-around bag with a generous 40L of storage space. It’s not as special-purpose as a traditional dry bag; it isn’t going to keep your gear fully waterproof if you dump on the Mad Mile. Read more >>
Premium coolers rule the market these days, but with all the options, which do you buy? For starters, check out who makes the cooler. The MP60 from Way Coolers was designed by Mike Garcia, owner of The Barn right here in Bozeman. Read more >>
We’ve got a few lakes around here, but southwest Montana is all about the rivers—so your watercraft should be, too. Which is where the Explorer 13’2” paddleboard comes in. Read more >>
The new Brinno TLC120 time-lapse camera makes a great travel accessory. It’s small enough to throw in a pack, it sets up anywhere, and it doesn’t require housing. Not a professional photographer? Read more >>
There’s a new player in the bear-spray game, and they’ve added a new line of defense: the safety horn. It makes sense, right? Disrupt the raging bear’s behavior with as many sensory inputs as possible. Read more >>
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