Coffee For The Adventurous
Coffee, that mystical bean teaming with encapsulated energy. For centuries, folks have been consuming hot water infused with this bean. For some, it is a means of day-starting energy. Others simply love the rich and bold flavor, regardless people from all walks of life enjoy it.
Gearhead: Jetboil Flash Personal Cooking System
Whether climbing on a chilly winter day in Joshua Tree’s Wonderland of rocks, or gearing up for a month long epic on the John Muir Trail, being able to boil water is pretty important. There are many different canister stoves on the market, and as you may have guessed, they are not all created equal.
Jeff Lowe’s Metanoia: A Journey of Transformation
By Patrick Gensel Jeff Lowe's Metanoia The year was 1991 and climber Jeff Lowe was looking for a way to escape the complications of his life. A painful divorce stemming from a romance
Always Leave A Note: My Thoughts Regarding 127 Hours
Last night I saw 127 hours during its second run in theaters. Though I have wanted to see this film since its announcement, I wasn't sure what to expect. The pacing and length of the
Episode 1: Josh The Guinea Pig Farmer
The latest in visually appealing woman's technical gear straight from the Outdoor Retailer show floor, Bass Pro Shops raising some environmental concerns, Gear To Grow doing great things to help supply some of the industries biggest Non-Profits with proper equipment, Some of our favorite gear from Winter OR, and more. Hosted by: Patrick Gensel, Josh Turner, Sara Lingafelter, and Kristy Graves
Interview With Oakley Anderson Moore, Director Of The Last Wild Mountain
Recently I got to talk with Director Oakley Anderson Moore about her up coming climbing film "The Last Wild Mountain" check out the video interview here. For more info on the film check out these