“All good things must come to an end.” – Ben

Indeed it is true, this is our 285th and final episode. It has been a crazy and wild 2.5 years of bringing the world the latest and greatest in the world of camping gear.

We can’t thank you enough for your support! Some of you have been around since the beginning, others maybe a little more recent. But to all of you, girls and boys, ladies and gentleman, it has been our pleasure.

Keep on pimpin.

If you’re going to be camping in less than perfect conditions, having a good boot to get around on the camp site can make your camping much more enjoyable. Bogs Ultra Mid Boot is a great option for this, and is great for work around the farm when you’re not camping. Check it out, and stop by BogsFootwear.com for more info.

Footbalance has a truly unique approach to foot comfort and health, custom insoles molded to your feet. These aren’t your run of the mill, out of the box insoles. With footbalance custom footbeds, you get an insole that is exactly right for your foot. After months of use, we can vouch for these bad boys.  Check out the review, and stop by footbalance.com for more!

Spring will be here before we know it, and you’ll need a pair of sandals for bummin’ around the campsite. Hi-Tec’s new Sierra Canyon thong sandals are about as comfortable as they come. And while being super comfortable, the Vibram soles also make them sturdy enough that you might even want to take them on a short hike. Check out the review, and be sure to stop by hi-tec.com for more info on these baller sandals.

adidas recently launched their outdoor apparel and footwear line, adidas OUTDOOR. We had the opportunity to take a look at one of the mostly highly anticipated shoes from the line, the Terrex Solo. These hiking shoes are lightweight, durable, versatile and great for quick/technical hikes. You’ll definitely want to check this one out, and take a look at the rest of the adidas OUTDOOR line as well. Watch the review and stop by adidas.com/outdoor/us/ for more.

The Vasque Juxt is a versatile hiking shoe just as good for the city as the trail. We put it to the test in the Sierras, and once again found the Arc Tempo last to be a perfect fit for technical, varied terrain. Get some popcorn, pull up a chair, and check out the review for yourself. Then stop by vasque.com for more info on the Juxt hiking shoe.

The Wolverine iCS system allows for individual comfort customization, to fit your 100% unique feet! Featuring this technology, the Wolverine Terrain Mid is a light mid hiker that’s super comfortable, lightweight, and waterproof (without being stuffy).  Check out the review and be sure to check out Wolverine.com for even more.

Lorpen’s Tri Layer technology incorporates 3 different construction layers that all serve unique needs. Moisture wicking, fast drying, durability, comfort and performance are all in play with these socks. After wearing these socks while running, hiking, and workin’ out at the gym, we’ve found them to be very comfortable and breathable in all situations. Check out the review for more info, and stop by lorpen.com.

Kigo’s Curv is a minimalist, lightweight shoe known for being super comfortable. Laura takes a look at the Curv, and after months of testing, has some great things to say about it!  Environmentally friendly, breathable, anti-microbial…the list goes on and on with Kigo shoes.  Check out the review and be sure to stop by kigofootwear.com for more on the Kigo Curv. For more from Laura, stop by firstclassgreatoutdoors.com.

The REI Crestrail 70 backpack has received rave reviews from nearly everybody who’s given it a spin. Comfortable, roomy, and extremely versatile, this durable pack (Cordura fabric) really stands out. Tons of features in this pack designed for multi-day backpacking adventures. Check out the review and be sure to stop by REI.com for more info.