Travel Shoes & Boots

Bogs Casual Lace Boots

Keep Your Feet Dry with Bogs Casual Lace Boots

By Jill | March 24, 2023

Even if you don’t live in a place that’s having an epic winter/spring deluge, you can appreciate the simple luxury of keeping your feet dry when you’re out in the elements. And when you’re traveling somewhere rainy, it’s helpful to have casual rain boots that perform well and are also comfortable enough to wear them…

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Loose Leopard Sabah

Dress Up Your Travel Wardrobe with Sabah Shoes

By Jill | January 27, 2023

Way back when I was a very young traveler in high school, I went on a trip with five pairs of shoes. It was a city trip—there were no adventures beyond the paved sidewalks, yet I felt like I needed all those shoes at the time. Flash forward to today, when I try to pack…

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Hoka Speedgoat 5

Hoka Speedgoat 5 Shoes Handle Technical Trails

By Jill | December 30, 2022

A longtime trail runner, I always prefer dirt trails to pavement when it comes to going for a run. And while in my earlier years I may have prioritized lightweight shoes while training for trail races like the Dipsea, I’ve long since made the switch to stable runners because those priorities changed.   From the…

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Deckers X Lab Unisex KO-Z EZ SCUFF

By Leah Guill | December 6, 2022

Jack Frost has arrived and Winter activities are in full swing here in Idaho. However, as we all know, with cold weather comes colder toes and recovery days. The Deckers X Lab Unisex KO-Z EZ SCUFF will be your best friend this season. Constructed with the Deckers X Lab Meta-Rocker your feet will thank you…

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Sanuk Cosmic Calypso Sandals

Sanuk Cosmic Calypso Sandals Bring Comfortable Style to Your Feet

By Jill | September 16, 2022

Flip-flops and slippas aren’t for everyone. To some of us, the sandals are a staple of our wardrobe—whether we choose the casual models for every-day wear or the leather versions for “dress up.” To others, they can cause challenges with foot comfort, especially with excessive toe-gripping.   But that doesn’t mean you have to walk…

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Velous Footwear Oceanside Flip

Recovery Comfort with Velous Footwear Oceanside Flip

By Jill | June 24, 2022

Whether I’m at home or away, active adventures and workouts can leave me with tired feet. When I’m on the road, I often bring small massage balls to relieve some of the soreness afterwards. But my usual routine is to ignore them and press on.   Recently, I’ve been testing out the Velous Footwear Oceanside…

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OluKai Laeʻahi Lī ʻIli

Sneaker Style with OluKai Laeʻahi Lī ʻIli

By Jill | February 18, 2022

Leather sneakers is the closest my husband, a certified beach dude, gets to dressing up. I think his dress shoes for his suit from our wedding are long gone. But when it comes down to it, we live a pretty laid-back life, so he’s never needed to wear those shoes again.   The absolute best…

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OluKai Kuʻi Slippers

Keep Your Feet Warm with OluKai Women’s Slippers

By Jill | November 12, 2021

Travel and adventure are important. But it’s also important to have some down time at the end of the day. And when you’re traveling (or living) in cold climates, cozy slippers are excellent essentials to have.   I was a huge fan of last winter’s OluKai Kuʻuna slippers. But Iʻm also a fan of two…

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OluKai x Rumpl

Celebrate the Natural Beauty of Hawaiʻi with OluKai x Rumpl

By Jill | October 8, 2021

Outdoor brands are constantly kicking quality products at a frequency that can often have consumers feeling overwhelmed. That’s partly why reviews are helpful, so you can sort through what’s worthwhile and what’s just something shiny with not much substance. When brand collaborations release even more new gear, especially when those brands are favorites in the…

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Salomon Predict 2 Running Shoes

Take Comfort on the Road with Salomon Predict 2 Running Shoes

By Jill | August 13, 2021

You may be used to running on the roads around home, but not all roads are created (or maintained) equally. Finding a great running shoe that adapts to you and the terrain on which you train often takes some time, but when you do find that “just right” shoe, you’ll want to take it along…

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