Note: this post on how to reseal the seams of MSR Hubba Hubba contains affiliate links. Shopping through those links supports Right Kind Of Lost at no extra cost to you, for which we are eternally grateful! Good quality hiking and camping equipment is expensive.… Read More »How to reseal the seams of MSR Hubba Hubba
Note: this post contains affiliate links. Shopping through those links supports Right Kind Of Lost at no extra cost to you, for which we are eternally grateful! A first aid kit is part of the 10 essentials and carrying one with you at all times… Read More »Outdoor First Aid Kit – What you need
Note: this post contains affiliate links. Shopping through those links supports Right Kind Of Lost at no extra cost to you, for which we are eternally grateful! One of your main and important pieces of equipment while backpacking is a water filter. Filtering out all… Read More »Gravity vs pump water filter for backpacking
Note: I am Ambassador for Nikwax. This means they send me free products every once in a while so I can promote them. However, all my thoughts and opinions here are my own. Learn about them here. Anyone who has spent time in the outdoors… Read More »Nikwax – protect your skin, protect your equipment
When it comes to backpacking, camping, and other fun outdoor activities, we tend to love our gear! We say we like to “rough it” but some good gear that helps make roughing it a little easier is kind of nice. And since our dogs are… Read More »Best dog camping gear – seven essential items
Note: Veyo provided samples to us at no charge in order to review. All thoughts and opinions are our own. When you’re a parent, you want to do everything you can to protect your child. When you work in the outdoor industry, you know the… Read More »Veyo Kids – proper gear for kiddos
On a trip to Olympic National Park, I decided to buy our food after the plane landed at our destination to save on weight. My friend Lagena and I cleared out the Aberdeen, Washington, Walmart of its freeze-dried meals. Unfortunately, we only had three option.… Read More »Bushka’s Kitchen Backcountry Meals
Buy One. Plant One. Woodchuck USA’s motto is simple. They believe strongly in the need to connect to nature. They also believe that we need to give back to the earth what we take from it. That is why for every wood product you buy… Read More »Woodchuck USA – A fun company on a mission
I love the holidays! I love buying gifts for people and surprising them with just what they want. Here is a my backpackers holiday shopping guide with 15 gift ideas for that backpacker in your life (or yourself, I won’t tell!) that fits every budget.… Read More »Backpacker’s Holiday Shopping Guide
I sat on a panel discussion a few months ago, and a woman asked me what was the single biggest thing I did to lighten my pack. I simply told her that I downsized my backpack. Not only did my pack weigh less (a pound… Read More »Osprey Kyte 46 Backpack Review
Note: OUTXE provided a sample to me at no charge in order to review. All thoughts and opinions are my own. The more I backpack and travel, the more gadgets I find myself using. A cell phone has many uses other than making calls in… Read More »OUTXE Savage Rugged Power Bank Review
One of the main questions I receive about backpacking is, “What do you eat while on the trail for days on end?” Well to be honest, one reason I love backpacking is because cooking is so easy. I eat freeze-dried or dehydrated meals, and with… Read More »Backcountry Kitchen – what does mine entail
I try not to have a shoe obsession, but I guess I do when it comes to hiking shoes. My feet have taken a beating on the trail, and I have dealt with blister covered and swollen feet days after a hike. Needless to say,… Read More »SALEWA Mountain Trainer boots review
I was excited to be able to review the SALEWA Ortles Hybrid Jacket. A good outer layer can make such a difference when hiking, especially in wet weather. SALEWA provided a sample at no charge for review, however the thoughts and opinions are my own.… Read More »SALEWA Ortles Hybrid Jacket review
I would love to dehydrate my own meals for backpacking. But I’m kind of lazy and there are so many good options out there. I recently discovered Good To-Go meals. When backcountry camping you want to carry the least amount of weight as possible. So… Read More »Good To-Go meals review
There are few items you don’t want to go cheap on when choosing backpacking gear. A good pack is one of those items. First thing I will say is that a pack is something you need to be fitted for. You need to try it… Read More »Gregory Deva 70 gear review
Note: this post on MSR Hubba Hubba NX contains affiliate links. Shopping through those links supports Right Kind Of Lost at no extra cost to you, for which we are eternally grateful! When searching for a backpacking tent, there are so many options. It can… Read More »MSR Hubba Hubba NX review