Gear Review- The Storm Line Stretch Rain Shell
I’ve worn this jacket through rain, wind, as well as a layering piece in snow, and I’ve never been more impressed with the versatility of a jacket. The Storm Line Stretch Rain Shell is both a performance and style piece … Continued
Waterproof vs Windproof Jackets
With summer just around the corner, there is no doubt many of you have some sort of trip planned. Whether it be camping, backpacking, or travelling; One thing that is always on the adventurer’s mind is what to pack for … Continued
Backpack Fitting 101
Ensuring you have a properly fitting pack is super important when it comes to the overall comfort and load carrying capacity of your backpack. When determining which pack size will fit you the best, it is determined on your torso … Continued
GEAR REVIEW- SALOMON XA PRO
Searching for that new pair of all-around trail runner/light hiking shoe? Look no further than the Salomon XA Pro’s. The XA Pro’s have quickly become some of my favourite shoes in my closet. I initially bought these to be simply … Continued
Choosing the Right Backcountry Stove
When gearing up for your next backcountry adventure deciding what stove is best for you may feel like a daunting task. To help break it down for you we have included the pros and cons of the different styles we … Continued
Gear Review- Patagonia R1 TechFace Hoody
Warm, Stretchy, Breathable and Weather Resistant Fleece: Patagonia R1 TechFace Hoody Review Looking for a comfortable, stylish fleece that can be worn on the couch or on a night out, or a mountain top? I have put the Patagonia R1 … Continued
Preparing for Field Work
Hi all! I’ve worked at Outter Limits for a few years now, but I’m also a graduate student at USask and an ecologist. I have spent at least part of every summer for the past 10 years working outdoors on … Continued
Best Outdoor Documentaries
Though we may not be able to get out and create our own epic adventures right now. Here is a list of a few jaw-dropping, nature loving documentaries to watch to help fuel your desire for adventure. This list is … Continued
World Water Day
“WE CANNOT AFFORD TO WAIT. EVERYONE HAS A ROLE TO PLAY” March 22, 2020 marks the 27th annual World Water Day. World Water Day began in 1993 to celebrate water and raise awareness of the 2.2 billion people living without … Continued
WINTERIZING YOUR GEAR
As summer so rudely slams the door behind her, we begin to hunker down for the long-haul winters. The space in our drawers where shorts live for a precious few months of the year yields to sweaters, fleece and jeans. … Continued
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