I’m always happy to see a piece of camping gear cross over into my emergency preparedness kit. For example, a major part of any emergency plan should be communication. The more you know about what is going on around you, the more likely you are to survive any situation. Ideally every family should have the equipment and experience needed to run a ham radio, but…
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Women’s Summit To Tackle Gender Disparity In Bicycling
National event will gather leaders and galvanize action to get more women riding Washington, D.C. – July, 2012 Leah Missbach Day, co-founder of World Bicycle Relief, will keynote the first-ever National Women’s Bicycling Summiton September 13, 2012 in Long Beach, California.Speaking about how the bicycle can inspire both personal and cultural revolutions, Day will set the stage for an event aimed at increasing the…
Delta 7 – Carbon IsoTruss Frames From Utah
We’re going to wrap up our week of Utah companies (we really could do a month of them if we had the time) with the Arantix MTB and Ascend road bikes from Delta 7. They’re located just down the road from the IndustryOutsider headquarters, in a little town called Payson, Utah. Delta 7 Sports is known for their IsoTruss carbon fiber tubing. This “love it…
Review: Klymit Inertia XL – Camp In The Sticks Without Sleeping On Them
Continuing our showcase of Utah outdoor companies, David shares his review of the outstanding Klymit Inertia XL sleeping pad. - Brian At some point, every backpacker has to make a difficult decision: bring along the extra comfort of a sleeping pad or go without to reduce weight and bulk. Most of those that have made the decision to not bring the sleeping pad along probably…
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