Avalanche danger in snowy mountains is real, even if you’re not a backcountry skier. So here’s an intro on how to stay safe in avalanche terrain (including being able to identify what avalanche terrain looks like). Yup, even if you’re “just” a hiker or snowshoer.
The Hyperlite sale is on now! From February 10–23, the entire Hyperlite Mountain Gear site is 20% off, including backpacks and tents!
Jetboil just launched their new and improved Jetboil Flash 1.0L and 1.8L cook systems. And they certainly got a few welcome upgrades. Considering getting one? We’ll highlight what’s new with the recently released Jetboil Flash cooking system and who it’s for.
Here are some of the items we’ve found helpful or know are absolutely imperative to keep on hand in case of an emergency or natural disaster, whether it happens at home or after evacuation orders.
Winter hiking is a blast. Trails are less crowded, parking lots are empty, the views are spectacular (especially if there’s snow on the mountains where you live) and it’s a great excuse to indulge in your favorite trail snacks or a hot beverage (you burn more calories hiking in the cold). Here are some simple guidelines, recommendations and tips for what to wear winter hiking so you can enjoy the fourth season.
Drinking instant coffee when you’re backpacking doesn’t have to suck. These four options actually taste great (and will offer something to look forward to on those early start days).
We’ve tested plenty of shell jackets and these are the best sustainable, durable, quality options for everything from snowshoeing to skiing.
Have a puncture in your sleeping bag? A sticky zipper on your favorite backpack? A tear in your ski shell?Don’t trash it, repair it! Here’s how to repair outdoor gear.
These gear repair shops offer services for outdoorists across the U.S. so you can keep your gear in play and out of a landfill.
If you’re as passionate about sustainably-made outdoor gear as we are here at Terradrift, there’s a material you should definitely know about: NetPlus. Made of recycled fishing nets, it’s being used by a number of outdoor brands to reduce the impact of every garments, craft high quality fabrics, and clean up oceans in the process. Here’s what the material is and some of our favorite gear and clothing made of the stuff.
