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  • 1 month ago | treelinereview.com | Sam Schild |Chris Meehan |Stasia Stockwell |Liz Thomas

    Continuing with footwear, new and upcoming trail running shoes caught my attention at OMA. Scarpa recently updated their Spin Ultra from the 2.0 to include more cushion and updates to the upper. The Spin Ultra 2.0 has held the spot of Best Trail Running Shoes for Traction in our Best Women’s Trail Running Shoes guide. I’m stoked to test these and see how they compare to the older model.

  • Oct 6, 2024 | treelinereview.com | Stasia Stockwell |Naomi Hudetz

    When the weather brings snow and cold to the Gunnison Valley I put on my First Lite Catalyst Foundry pants. I’m wearing them now on this 30-degree morning as I get ready to take my pup out for a morning romp. First Lite makes hunting clothing and isn't usually associated with other niches in outdoor recreation. But I have found the brand to make some of the most durable and functional clothing that I have in my gear and clothing closet.

  • Jul 21, 2024 | treelinereview.com | Naomi Hudetz |Liz Thomas |Sam Schild |Kate Hoch

    Where it’s made: Newport, OregonGearmaker: Joe LaPointeI’ve historically rested firmly in the wool base layer camp — wool offers great insulation even when it’s wet, the material isn’t terribly bulky, and it's light enough to avoid being a burden in my pack. I was surprised, then, to discover just how much I love Alpha Direct, a lightweight  fleece that’s used in Farpointe’s cult favorite Camp Pants.

  • Jul 2, 2024 | treelinereview.com | Mike Unger

    When Merrell Moabs are too heavy, and Altra Lone Peaks are too light The Danner Trail 2650 is a durable, lightweight hiking shoe for long-distance hikes with challenging trail conditions. It is a good option for rocky and/or wet conditions that quickly break down typical trail runners. Like any other gear, hikers should choose their footwear to best suit trail conditions.

  • Apr 30, 2024 | treelinereview.com | Liz Thomas

    Outsidea haiku by Katie HawkesThe weight of provingLifts, and my soul breathes in deepIm here; that's enough. Future Facing by Aubri DrakeI see a future where it snows during the winter and we don't fear sunny days or thunderstorms in summer. Where 'fire season' means that time in the fall when we wear flannel shirts and get cozy around a campfire and share long trail stories, not the volatile devastation of millions of acres of wilderness.

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