I’m still living out of the back of my car (it’s crowded with Jason in there too!) or on couches of friends. And truth be told, even if I ever do start making enough money to even think of a house—I think a yurt is more my style.
Have all your questions answered in this short Q & A with the Great Old Broads for Wilderness which was featured in Women’s Adventure magazine’s spring issue.
Heavy packers, meet your soul-mate. The length and width of Burton’s traditional-style Wheelie Double Deck (read: it doesn’t convert to a pack) satisfied Women’s Adventure testers who were able to jam-pack the super-deep suitcase.
As functional and versatile as a Swiss army knife—minus the mini-scissors.
Columbia surprised Women’s Adventure testers with this light, comfortable trail runner—also one of the testing line-ups lowest price points.
A lightweight trail runner that updates the tried-and-tested XT Wings—winner of Women’s Adventure’s 2009 Editor’s Choice awards. The XT Wings 2 is great for wide feet.
What’s the scariest thing you’ve done today? This week? This year? The women in the Spring 2010 issue are setting a fearless example.
Need a guide to outfitting your adventure? Look no further, it’s here.
The name says it all. Olympus’ Stylus Tough 6000 is a rough-and-tumble head turner, and Women’s Adventure testers felt comfortable taking it into the toughest conditions—its lens cover and waterproof gasket design beat others in our test for durability and performance.
Our Spring 2010 issue is now available as a digital flipbook. Be sure to check out our Editor’s Choice Award picks!
We first tested LG’s Revo women’s shoe last year and were favorably impressed. Since then, Louis Garneau has made some wonderful improvements to this shoe, significantly lightening them and increasing comfort.
Cars have serious carbon baggage, and if you live in a city, a vehicle is probably unnecessary. But living outside the city affords land for produce, chickens, a compost heap, and other subsistence trappings.
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