Dan Bracaglia
Writer at Gear Patrol
Senior Writer at Tom's Guide
Consumer Technology Editor and Writer at Freelance
Writer, editor & photographer 💫🌍. Read my latest article for @buysidewsj below:
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1 week ago |
tomsguide.com | Dan Bracaglia
As an avid hiker and outdoor gear reviewer, I spend a lot of time evaluating everything from boots and jackets to walkie-talkies and binoculars while on the trails. With so much equipment to constantly test — I’m not complaining — only the very best earns a permanent spot on my day hike packing list. With that in mind, here are the seven hiking gear essentials I always bring along, including my favorite footwear, jacket, backpack, spotting optics, water bottle and more. 1.
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flipboard.com | Dan Bracaglia
20 hours agoFive questions with the Colorado senator about the ongoing battle to protect public lands and the federal agencies that manage them On Wednesday, May 28, Colorado Senator John Hickenlooper stood alongside state congressman John Neguse near the entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. The two …
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yahoo.com | Dan Bracaglia
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Dan Bracaglia/Tom's GuideAs an avid hiker and outdoor gear reviewer, I spend a lot of time evaluating everything from boots and jackets to walkie-talkies and binoculars while on the trails. With so much equipment to constantly test — I’m not complaining — only the very best earns a permanent spot on my day hike packing list.
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tomsguide.com | Dan Bracaglia
Kaaterskill Falls is the tallest cascading waterfall in New York State, with a height of 260 feet. This fantastic two-part waterfall is located in the Eastern Catskill Mountains, roughly 120 miles north of New York City. And it was positively raging when I hiked to it earlier this month while on a press trip with AllTrails (where I tested the app's promising new Custom Routes tool). Of course, when life hands you an epic hike to an incredible waterfall, what do you do?
Timberland Motion Access Mid Waterproof Sneaker review - comfortable, stylish and no break-in period
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tomsguide.com | Dan Bracaglia
I hiked 25 miles in the new Timberland Motion Access Mid Waterproof hiking sneakers, and I don't plan on hitting the trails in anything but these anytime soon. Moderately priced, stylish, comfortable, durable and waterproof, these sneakers check all the boxes and then some. They also have almost no break-in period, something that is essentially unheard of in the world of hiking shoes/boots.
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