The 8 Best Ice Grippers to Buy in 2019

Pretty much every traveler will agree that ice can become the most dangerous part of winter. It can transform a sidewalk, road, or hiking trail from an inviting wander into a death trap of unforgiving, insanely slick surfaces. By Nathan Borchelt of tripsavvy.com - January 9, 2018 Read More »

Open your windows in winter for the good of your family's health

Recirculating old, stale interior air can cause a host of symptoms. By Mike Holmes from nationalist.com - Posted January 9, 2018 Read More »

Teaching kids to ski safely.

Skiing can present some very real dangers, from frostbite and sunburn to blown knees and head injuries. Make sure your kids follow these safety tips to learn how to stay safe on the slopes. From kids health.org - Posted January 9, 2018 Read More »

The essential winter day hiking gear list

When gearing up for winter day hiking you want footwear, clothing and traction aids that can be used across a fairly wide range of temperatures, wind speeds, sun, precipitation types, and surface conditions. From Sectionhiker.com. Posted January 9, 2018 Read More »

Safety tips for snowblower use

Injuries usually occur when the snow is heavy, wet, or has accumulated several inches. From the American Society for Surgery of the Hand. Posted January 9, 2019 Read More »

Winter Campfire Safety Tips

Whether you’re going on a winter camping trip, burning debris outside, or using a fire for warmth or light, you still have to remain cautious when burning in the winter. By the National Fire Fighter Wildland Corp. Posted January 9, 2019 Read More »

Snowmobilers: How to Protect Your Skin from the Elements

For avid snowmobilers and other winter sports enthusiasts, the dermatological battle with Mother Nature is a never-ending one. By Emily Hare of American Snowmobiler - Posted: January 9, 2019 Read More »