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Travel long and consciously enough and you start to really what ‘sustainable’ and ‘responsible’ means. Whether it’s tourism or manufacturing, there’s a balance between who profits and who pays that gets harder to ignore.
I have a love/hate relationship with the Chelsea boot. I absolutely love the timeless design with the elastic side gores and that laissez faire attitude that says ‘who needs laces?’
Disclosure: This is not a technical shoe review. I always offer my anecdotal experiences with gear and try to provide the information that I specifically look for when I’m reading other reviews.
I recently reviewed the Coast FL97R headlamp, a sub-$60 featured-laden headlamp with voice control. Did I really need voice control for something as simple as a headlamp?
It’s 2026 and we have a voice-controlled headlamp before GTA 6. I mean, Tesla also just revealed a ‘flying’ car that can go upside down and steal your parking spot by jumping into it –
Over 80 countries in, I’ve traveled the world, often times with the freedom of just a backpack. But somewhere along the way, my back and I started to appreciate the simple luxury of being able to roll a carry-on suitcase rather than haul my life from one country to the next country.
I recently did an in-depth review of PGYTECH’s new OnePro Ultralight 20L, which is the first camera bag in 6 years to replace my well-loved and well-traveled Wandrd PRVKE 21L travel camera bag.
Disclosure: It has been a while since I’ve been this excited about reviewing a camera bag. But when I finally got my hands on the new PGYTECH OnePro Ultralight 20L bag, there was high expectation that it could finally replace my Wandrd PRVKE 21L bag that I’ve carried to over 50 countries over the last 6 years alone.
When I did my full migration to Fujifilm, I needed to build out a new modular cinema rig for my X-T4.
