Travel Sports & Outdoors

I go hands on with Explorer portable power stations and Solar Saga solar panels from Jackery, including the powerful Explorer 1500.

From unmatched portability to cost-effectiveness, explore 8 reasons why an inflatable kayak might be the right choice.

There are two very real and modern problems for campers and the outdoorsy types: how to quickly and effieciently heat and cook food while out in the wilderness, and how to keep gadgets like phones, GPS and cameras charged when we’re away from homes and cars.  With the BioLite Campstove, there’s a solution to both problems.

Today I test the all new Safe-Tec Smart Helmet: A bike helmet with unique features like Bluetooth speakers, a remote control, and LED signal lights.

Everyone needs a portable power station. The Anker Solix 522 works with the SOLIX 625 Solar Panel for free, endless power.

Here are some hand-picked outdoor products that can help you explore this summer, have memorable adventures, and make the most of your time in the sun.

Ping Pong, or as my dad likes to call it “gnip gnop” (pronounced “geh-nip geh-nop”), wasn’t invented in China, as many believe, but came into being in the late 1880s in England when a group of upper class Victorian gentlemen created a version of tennis they could play indoors as a way to relax after dinner. At that time, the tools used to play the game were everyday objects, such as a line of books as a net, a champagne cork as a ball, and a cigar box lid as a racket.

Summer is around the corner. Now's the time to consider the gear you need for fun on the water and capture those moments with waterproof action cameras.

Travelling can be stressful, even more so with a baby. Travelling with a baby, however, can be made easy with these handy tips.

Many of us work 24/7, thanks to the endless connectivity of our smartphones. Do you want to truly relax one weekend this spring or summer? Try leaving your tech at home! Yes, some research suggests you can maximize your relaxing by unplugging from those endless little tasks like responding to texts and emails as they come in. Wondering how you’ll find your campsite, and what you’ll do when you get there? I have a whole gadget-free list of ways to spend your unplugged weekend!