Supporters

Thank you to our wonderful supporters who make life on the road possible!

Zeiss.  Makers of the finest binoculars on the planet. The Zeiss Terra Ed Pocket binoculars offer crisp, focused viewing.  I've been enjoying having these up in Alaska this season to scope out wildlife, ski slopes, distant glaciers, and whatever other natural wonder I can point them at.

Moja Gear is a community-powered hub for climbing content and gear.  As a commitment to the community they serve 1% of all sales are donated directly back to organizations making a difference like the Access Fund, American Alpine Club, and the Sierra Club.  A free chalk block comes with every order, Tag your instagram photos #climbmoja to be featured on their Instagram.  Let us know if you want to go shopping and need a coupon code! Visit mojagear.com to explore for yourself.  

Ruffwear makes the best dog gear for active dogs.  We are super grateful to them for helping us outfit our dogs for all of our adventures.  If you ever need gear recommendations, please let us know!  Some of our favorite gear includes the Palisades Pack, the Front Range Harness, and the Roamer Leash.

Outdoor Research: Designed by Adventure.  OR makes quality gear for all types of outdoor adventures and excursions.  Products are lightweight, durable, and ready for the elements.  Some of our favorite gear includes the Helium II jacket and the Cathode jacket.  

Thanks to these awesome companies for hooking us up when we were in the neighborhood!

Hydro Flask makes fantastic insulated water bottles that keep your beverage hot or cold for an amazingly long time!  We love the 64 oz. Growler and the True Pint.

 Goal Zero makes the best products for capturing, storing, and utilizing solar energy.  We outfitted the van with a Yeti 400 and two Boulder 30s and when we ran into the fine folks at Goal Zero in Bluffdale and at the GoPro Games in Vail, they helped us gear up for our upcoming adventures with a couple of Flip 10s and a Nomad 7.  Check out the Flip 10 and 20 if you haven't already.

We eat PROBARs like they are going out of style.  On our recent bike tour, we were eating up to three bars a day- a Bite bar, Meal bar, and a Base bar.  We got to stop by PROBAR HQ in Salt Lake City and they hooked us up with a couple boxes of bars to replenish our stock.  A couple of our favorites are the Peanut Butter Chocolate Bite bar and the Chocolate Coconut and Superfood Slam Meal bars.