Deciphering Trail Reviews
You need information to plan a trip. Thanks to the internet, information is everywhere. Sometimes there's even too much information. So, how do you know what you need to know when planning a hike?
June 7, 2021
What to Bring on a Hike
A brief break down of some equipment that you could bring to improve your hiking experience. Spoiler: you should probably have more than just a water bottle.
May 6, 2021
No One Likes a Stinky Trail
No one likes to find someone elses human waste. It's kind of an uncomfortable topic to approach, but Shingo Ohkawa feels it's a burden he can carry. There are misconceptions about proper waste removal on the trail. Shingo hopes to clear some of these up and give people the tools they need to be even better at leave no trace regarding this specific kind of waste.
April 14, 2021
Peregrine Equipment Proudly Supports Backpacking for Behcet's Disease Awareness
Cindy has a rare autoimmune inflammatory disease. She doesn’t let it slow her down though, because she loves to go backpacking. Cindy hopes to inform and educate people about the disease during her travels, and also to encourage doctors and pharmaceutical companies to do more research on Behcet’s disease and others like it. She is writing a book of 'adventures, misadventures, and gear recommendations' during her backpacking trip to help raise awareness.
March 20, 2020
Review- Peregrine Radama Hub
Steve took the new Peregrine Radama Hub out for a test spin on his recent camping trip. Here's what he thought.
July 12, 2019
Review: Peregrine Kestrel UL2
Recently, Adam had the pleasure of going to New Zealand for some backpacking. He took along the new Peregrine Kestrel UL2 and put it to the test. See how he thought it stacked up against the competition.
May 10, 2019
