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Review: Peak Design Capture P.O.V. Action Mount Camera Clip
I’ve had a GoPro for many years, but I’ve never been satisfied with the straps that come with the unit. As a result, I’ve been more inclined to simply zip tie the camera to my seat bag. Although that’s a semi-functional solution, zip ties do not stabilize the camera, which increases the number of blurry …
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Review: POC VPD 2.0 Spine Pack 15
The POC VPD 2.0 Spine Pack 15L backpack is a unique pack designed with a pretty specific use case. Specifically, the spine protector is designed to keep you safe even during the most hellish of crashes. Official Specs from POC: Back protection VPD 2.0 system (removable) Hydration system compatible Bi-directional water tube exit Height adjustable …
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On Review: Rocky Mountain Thunderbolt BC Edition
Rocky Cheats Up It has always seemed to me that Rocky Mountain bikes “cheat up” on the gnar scale. That is to say that a Rocky Mountain cross country bike can be thrown around like a hardcore trail bike and their trail bike can be pushed more like an enduro/all mountain bike… and they generally …
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Review: POC Cornea Flow Goggles
POC has a long, long history of producing high-quality gear in the snow sports industry, and along the way they’ve learned more than a thing or two about helmets and goggles. Transitioning that knowledge over to mountain biking is a no-brainer, and what results is fantastic-quality eyewear. From the moment I pulled the POC Cornea …
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How To: DIY Hammock for Bikepacking
So you want to try bikepacking. Do you have a bike? (duh…) A route? (ya!) Loads of unbridled, rookie enthusiasm? (of course!!) Loads of money for high-tech, hard-core, ultra-light, fancy-schmancy gear to sleep in and on, cook with, provide light, and strap it all to your rig for miles on end? (uh… nope). Just like enduro …
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