Jackery SolarSaga 100W Solar Panel Review
The Jackery SolarSaga 100W solar panel is lightweight and portable to easily pack in the truck when you’re off-grid (and the sun is out).
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Jackery Explorer 500 Portable Power Station Review
With over 500 watt-hours of power and 7 different ports to charge from, the Jackery Explorer 500 keep all your devices charged up for days.
JLab Epic Air Sport ANC True Wireless Headphones Review
I can’t live without headphones and JLab make some of the best. A few years ago I got my first pair of true wireless headphones and I can’t go back. The cord to your phone or even just in between the headphones gets caught on… Read More »JLab Epic Air Sport ANC True Wireless Headphones Review
Unbound Merino Crew Neck T-shirt Review
The Unbound Merino Crew Neck T-shirt is a very smooth, 100% Merino wool t-shirt for hiking, travelling or going out for dinner.
JLab Go Air Pop True Wireless Earbuds Review: Only $20!
JLab Go Air Pop somehow cram good sound, Dual Connect and 3 EQ modes into these $20 headphones.
Unbound Merino Kanga Hoodie Review
Lightweight and 100% Merino wool the Kanga Hoodie from Unbound Merino is perfect for camping, running or travelling.
Strong and Light: norda 001 Dyneema Trail Runner Review
The norda 001 trail running shoe is the first in the world with a seamless bio-based Dyneema upper, ready to tackle the road or the trail.
Hiking near Nanaimo
Nanaimo is a fantastic place to be on Vancouver Island for hiking. Being central it’s easy to get anywhere on the island within in a reasonable about of time. Just outside the cities boundaries are loads of trails waiting to be found. Below is a… Read More »Hiking near Nanaimo
Avalanches on Vancouver Island
Any time travelling in the backcountry when there is snow there can be avalanche risk involved. Even if you are just hiking or snowshoeing, the trail may go under or over steep slopes loaded with snow. Check the Island Avalanche Bulletin No matter where you… Read More »Avalanches on Vancouver Island
Nanaimo Lakes
There’s so much you can do around Nanaimo Lakes. You could spend weeks exploring. There are 4 campsites on First lake, fishing on First, Second and Fourth, beautiful spots to swim on the river and epic views to hike on the surrounding hills.