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Category Archives: Outdoor Gear

Gear Review: Deuter Fox 30 Backpack for Kids

We started backpacking with our kids in 2015 with a fun 2 night, 3 day trip to the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. We used the packs we had on hand, which included small, and slightly uncomfortable day packs for both Andrew and Cara. They weren’t designed to hold much weight (which was fine) but also…

Teach Your Child to Shift with a Woom4

Its no secret we are fans of Woombikes. We were introduced to them in 2014 as Cara was ready to leave training wheels behind. We had a fantastic experience as she basically just climbed on the bike and pedaled away (6 Reasons to Buy Your Child a Woombike). We’ve now reached another milestone with Cara’s bike…

Gear Review: Taking the Airstream Basecamp to the Wedge Overlook

Its no secret we love our Airstream Travel trailer (see our reasons for choosing Airstream in this post).  3 years in and we still are happy with our purchase, and fully support the brand. Recently, Airstream launched a new style of trailer: The Basecamp. Its different from their regular travel trailers in a few fundamental ways:…

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  • Dane Ellison

    Basecamp is horrible, horrible, horrible! Please protect yourself and steer clear.ReplyCancel

    • Jess

      Oh dear! What didn’t you like about it?ReplyCancel

    • Dean Marquardt

      No explanation as to why it is “horrible, horrible. horrible”?ReplyCancel

25 Gift Ideas for Adventurers, RVers, and Families

Its time for the holidays! While we are avid “no Christmas tree before Thanksgiving” kind of people, I also like to get my shopping done early. Notably, I do most of my shopping at Amazon which is why you’ll find many of these items. No joke. Even as a traveler. We tend to be near…

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  • […] Currently Wandering: 25 Gift Ideas for Adventurers, RVers, & Families […]ReplyCancel

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  • I hope that Santa brings me every one of those items for sale on Amazon. You sure know how to pick out the good stuff. Dear Santa, I want the GoPro HERO5 Session for my Youtube cooking shows. I want the Jamstik+ guitar because I don’t know how to play any musical instruments, but I do love to pretend. I want the OgoSport Mini OgoDisk because I love playing frisbee. And, I want the KEEN Hiking Shoes for my wife because she is awesome and I love to promote family values. She also needs all the help that she can get catching up with our son loves to run away while laughing at us trying to catch him. Finally, put one of those Kindle Paperwhites with a Fintie SmartShell Case Cover down under the tree and send an elf to help teach my son how to read.ReplyCancel

  • Nice compilation. I loved some great suggestions for families.
    I would love to see Marshmallow Sticks/Forks added to the list. Mallow Me premium Telescopic Sticks and Unique designs such as FireBuggz Fishing Pole Roaster are so much fun for everybody !!ReplyCancel

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