A bunch of years ago, someone tried to give me one of those pretty wire contraptions you could use to attach to a table and hang your purse. While I do sometimes run around with…
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Jill Robinson is a freelance writer who lives in a small California beach town near the big wave surf spot, Mavericks. She divides her time
between writing about travel, running a kayak business and trying to wring awe-inspiring adventure out of every day. Her articles have been featured in the San Francisco Chronicle, AFAR, National Geographic Traveler, Robb Report, Coastal Living and more. Catch up with her adventures on www.dangerjillrobinson.com and Twitter at dangerjr.
Stay Hydrated With FuelBelt Fuel Pack – A Quick Review
Runners who travel but also want to stay hydrated on their run have a few options: full-sized water bottle, running vest with a hydration bladder, or an ergonomic bottle. Everyone has different preferences, but I…
Pretty (and) comfortable in Patagonia Edisto Dress
Dresses can be awesome when you’re traveling: the ability to put on one piece of clothing without having to worry about matching top and bottom, the breeziness of having air movement when it’s hot outside,…
Fight The Elements With The Patagonia KnifeRidge Jacket
It can be hard to think of what gear you need for the next season when you’re still enjoying the one you’re in. When the weather’s nice and the winter chill hasn’t yet hit, it may be a challenge to think about waterproof jackets that keep you warm. But there are two reasons to do it: preparation and sales.
Hit The Streets In OluKai Pehuea Leather Shoes
I’m always looking for the most comfortable and versatile travel shoes. You know the ones: You can wear them on the street and in the restaurant, they’re easy and quick to take off and on (for those TSA checks and on the plane), you can wear them all day without feeling like you wore them all day, and they look good.
Stay Dry In Black Diamond Liquid Point Shell
One of my favorites to pack on my adventurous trips is the Black Diamond Liquid Point Shell. There’s both a women’s version and a men’s version, so everyone is happy. Most recently, I used mine on a rock-climbing trip to Grand Teton National Park.
Stylish Coverage With Arc’teryx Women’s A2B Hardshell Blazer
Whether you’re at home or traveling, riding a bike in the rain and wind isn’t necessarily the top of ideal excursions. Weather happens, and if you’re active, you’re out in it regardless. But why not…
Eagle Creek Pack-It Sport keeps wet gear away from dry gear
Whether you’re traveling or not, keeping your active clothing from your clean clothing can be a challenge. Sure, there are zip-lock baggies, and those can work just fine. But what if you don’t want to…
Light up your campsite with BioLite BaseLantern XL and SiteLights
Do you have fond memories of camping with the lantern flickering late at night, while you solved the problems of the world with your family and friends? But maybe you didn’t exactly love refilling the…
Keep your gear dry with SealLine BlockerLite Dry Sacks
It used to be that if you wanted to keep your gear dry on a trip, you needed to bring along a bulky, waterproof box or dry bag. Built primarily for hardcore water folks, those…