Mar 7, 2012
Our Kind of Crazy
Our Kind of Crazy
Alicia Carr
Published
Nov 1, 2010
Born Geneva Clog - Footwear: Reviews
As comfy as slippers, these ultra-warm clogs can be worn with long underwear or slacks. The top-quality leather says dress shoe, but the thick, grippy outsole can take on the snow. bornshoes.com
Nov 1, 2010
Princeton Tec Impact XL - Lanterns & Headlamps: Reviews
It can take a licking. A rubber grip makes this waterproof, one-watt LED flashlight hard to break or even ding. 6.8 oz; princetontec.com
Nov 1, 2010
Leatherman Serac S3 – Lanterns & Headlamps: Reviews
A secure clip let testers affix this waterproof flashlight to the brim of a baseball hat without it sagging. Though tiny—not much larger than a roll of Life Savers—the Serac is remarkably...
Nov 1, 2010
Forum Dreamboat - Snowboards: Reviews
Good for Resort If we had a Most Likely to Succeed in Any Conditions award, the reverse-camber, twin-tip Dreamboat would have been champ. Credit Forum’s old-school philosophy, which eschews the...
Nov 1, 2010
Marmot Ana Short Sleeve - Base Layer: Reviews
If you prefer to do sun salutations in a T-shirt, opt for something moisture-wicking, like this mostly polyester one, which also has strategically placed mesh panels for releasing steam. marmot.com
Nov 1, 2010
Oakley Galaxy Zip-Up - Soft Shell: Reviews
There's nothing like slipping into something as soft as butter when your limbs feel like Jell-O. This French terry track jacket features feminine details (an empire waist and side tie) but is as...
Nov 1, 2010
Crocs Mammoth - Footwear: Reviews
Now you really can wear Crocs year-round. Remove the faux fur for washing. crocs.com
Nov 1, 2010
SureFire L1 LumaMax - Lanterns & Headlamps: Reviews
It's only overpriced if you lose it. This pocket-size, hard-anodized-aluminum flashlight is practically indestructible—and unbelievably bright. 3.8 oz; surefire.com
Nov 1, 2010
Princeton Tec Amp 5.0 – Lanterns & Headlamps: Reviews
We initially scoffed at the funky shape, but the ergonomic handle and soft rubber really helped us keep a grip on this impressively bright two-mode flashlight. It's a tad heavy for backpacking but...
Nov 1, 2010
Lib Tech C2 BTX Travis Rice - Snowboards: Reviews
Good for Resort Whereas most of the boards here have either traditional or reverse camber, the Travis Rice is a combo. The mixed camber—reverse between the bindings; traditional at either end...
Nov 1, 2010
Sigg Om Bottle - Camping Accessories: Reviews
Quench your thirst with a PVC- and BPA-free bottle like this one, with its just-the-right-size opening to avoid spills. mysigg.com
Nov 1, 2010
Dansko Chris - Footwear: Reviews
Credit Dansko's signature contoured insole and roomy toe box for making these boots the most comfortable we tested. The shearling lining was cozy but not suffocating, even for testers with sweat-...
Nov 1, 2010
Brunton Polaris - Lanterns & Headlamps: Reviews
Thanks to an orange filter, the three-watt-LED Polaris creates a warm, natural glow. Only drawback: It'll undoubtedly be the only gadget at the camp powered by (heavy) C batteries. 15 oz; brunton.com
Nov 1, 2010
Brunton Lamplight 360 – Lanterns & Headlamps: Reviews
Extend the body of this two-in-one flashlight and it converts into a lantern with a 360-degree LED bulb that casts a warm orange glow. Plus, it conveniently takes four sizes of alkaline batteries (...
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