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As a person who travels often, I have found a variety of challenges which accompany any good adventure. Some of the best views come without the access to power connections and as a result I have relied heavily on lanterns, headlamps and flashlights. But these aren’t always the best solution for truly illuminating your campsite as a whole and have a controlled radius of light which does not often spread beyond the exact area for which they are placed. When I discovered the MP

A quick way to ensure your body stay warmer during cooler conditions or to keep you feeling cozy on a typically rainy day is to wear a hat.

One thing I have learned about travel is no two people are exactly the same when it comes to their routine on a plane. Fact is we all are a little bit different on our preferences, likes or tastes in exactly what it is that we do while spending our time in the air. Are you one of those people who enjoys putting down your tray table and often working? Do you often find yourself putting in your earbuds and trying to find something on your iPod before the flights even take it of

When it comes to travel, a few options might come to mind when you think of preparing a meal away from home. Often we have grand visions of roasting hot dogs over the campfire, crating s’mores and using a campfire to grill items to perfection. However, many times when you arrive to a site you might notice that not all sites are not created equally. Some lack fire rings or grills, some simply don’t measure up to the vision in our heads and even worse when a site is act

I cannot express how difficult it is sometimes to travel long distances with a cooler. I have found that along the way I am often annoyed by having to stop over and over again to drain ice and then refill ice on hot days in ill insulated coolers let alone if I am trying to take them with me into campsites they can be clunky and hard to maneuver. As a Ranger for the Dyrt, a popular campsite and gear review site, I am from time to time given the opportunity to test items and

I participate as a member of a travel site known as the Dyrt and as a result of that sometimes I get to test products which are designed to assist people like myself who travel. For this trip (Texas to DC) I was given the opportunity to test the Midland Two-Way GMRS Radio in the GXT1030VP4 Series. Pros: Easy to charge wherever you might be with both AC and DC chargers. SOS & NOAA Weather features Battery comes fully charged straight out of the box. Lengthy battery life Con