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If you live in Oregon, it’s no secret that our mountains looked a little more brown than white this past winter. A remarkably low snowpack has plenty of downstream effects (pun intended), and while we can't predict exactly what the summer holds for the forests, we can tell you what we think it means for our rivers.
A low-water year doesn't mean you have to hang up the ...
Repairing outdoor gear is more than just a practical skill, many wear their heavily worn and repaired gear as a badge of honor. Whether you’re fixing a torn pack or a well-worn jacket, repaired gear serves function as well as adds a bit of personality to your gear. The
The 2001 Roadless Rule is one of the most important conservation protections in American history. By limiting new road building and logging on nearly 60 million acres of national forest land, it has safeguarded the pristine backcountry, clean water, and intact ecosystems that define much of the West. Here in Southern Oregon, those protections are directly tied to the health o...
A pin kit doesn’t need to be complicated to be useful. If you’re running Class III or stepping into Class IV you can solve most real-world problems with a compact, thoughtful, minimal kit that fits into a small dry bag.
Why Start with a Minimal Kit?Two reasons:
Simplicity saves time. When a raft gets pinned, simple setups get built faster and wit...