No-cook, with 29 grams of protein, this called to me. There's always hope for very easy trail meals. Good To Go Peanut Chicken Salad. Priced at $10.75 on Amazon. (It's currently $11.25 on their website.) The ingredient list: Chicken (White Meat Chicken), Dry Roasted Peanuts, Dried Carrots, Dried Savoy Cabbage, Peanut Butter Powder (Roasted Peanuts),… Continue reading Meal Review: Good To Go Peanut Chicken Salad
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Arm Sleeve Review
Over the years, I have used arm sleeves many times, especially in alpine zones. Start off cold? Add arm sleeves before you start hiking. Once the sun comes up, take them off. There is no need to change from a long sleeve to a short sleeve top. My first pairs were made by a small… Continue reading Arm Sleeve Review
Food Review: Wanderlands
I had been seeing (many) ads on social media for Wanderlands, touted as umami trail mix, in flavor combinations you might not have had before. I caved and ordered all three flavors. What I noticed upon opening is the texture. They are not "dry" trail mix (many trail mixes are just nuts/seeds/candy), but rather like… Continue reading Food Review: Wanderlands
Gear Review: FireSLEEVE and FlameNest Lighter Protectors
If you are like me, you probably carry a backup Bic lighter in your pack somewhere. Mine is usually in my cooking kit bag with my stove. Some of my stoves have piezo lighters, others do not. But even with those that do, I never trust them. You want a way to always ignite your… Continue reading Gear Review: FireSLEEVE and FlameNest Lighter Protectors
Gear Review: CamelBak Thrive Flip Straw Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle
Kirk had recently picked up a 32-ounce CamelBak Thrive Flip Straw Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle for me on Amazon, so I set off to review it. Retail price is $32.99. I didn't find it on Camelbak's website - they sell a 25-ounce and 40-ounce version, however. The 32-ounce is also sold on Walmart's website… Continue reading Gear Review: CamelBak Thrive Flip Straw Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle