by Julie | May 17, 2019 | Blog
There’s a model for building a mountain bike community out of nothing but earth, sweat, and community support: Bentonville, Arkansas. Before it became one of the country’s hottest mountain bike hubs, outsiders knew Bentonville, Arkansas, for one thing: the Walmart...
by Julie | Apr 19, 2019 | Blog
Well not exactly. Expert instructors guide ninjas-in-training age 4 to 17 at the brand-new gym in downtown Louisville. But it’s a kids-only obstacle course program, and that’s what makes this ninja facility different. Read the article in the Daily...
by Julie | Apr 5, 2019 | Blog
At under $500, this entry-level townie bike is a solid choice for commuters who don’t do it daily — or for the show. Batch Bicycles isn’t pulling anyone’s chain. The Ohio-based brand, which started last year, makes basic bikes that balance quality and affordability....
by Julie | Mar 27, 2019 | Blog
With every visit, each year without a trust fund, I try to find fault in this privileged place. And every time I love it a little more. Here’s why. Aspen, Colorado (population approximately 7,300), is known worldwide as a place of privilege. The iconic,...
by Julie | Mar 21, 2019 | Blog
This wool overskirt keeps those thighs warm and moves well on winter outings — without adding puff where women don’t want it. At first glance, $100 seems like a lot for a wool mini skirt. But the Voormi Solstice Skirt is worth it for versatility and durability alone....
by Julie | Mar 15, 2019 | Blog
The Hyperlite Mountain Gear Dirigo 2 Dyneema Tent is a surprisingly sturdy trekking-pole-lofted triangle tent. We tested the Dirigo 2, made for space- and weight-savers who want a step up from cowboy camping. Hyperlite Mountain Gear has a dedicated following among...
