Rucksack travel > Roll Bag Travel If you’re not interested in freedom, adventure, health or common courtesy toward the entire universe while traveling, this post will prove of very little interest to you. Out in front of the Saint-Lazare train station in Paris, there’s a sculpture (and Ingress portal) called Consigne à vie or Checked Luggage for …
There are times when the universe gives you an unexpected opportunity to travel, be it through work or perhaps a spontaneous invitation from a friend or, if worlds collide as they often do, both. These types of trips seem to materialize out of thin air and when they do, there are ways to seize the …
Sapa Valley, Northern Vietnam The final stop in Rich’s journey through Vietnam. Sapa is a frontier township along the Chinese border, home to the northern highlanders and hundreds of miles of trails. It’s the perfect place to field test MACV-1 prototypes. Sapa is considered the trekking capitol of Vietnam and we all know trekking is …
My advice is that you travel with everything on your back, all the time, because roll bags suck. It’s not just a way of life, it’s more practical, it puts you at an advantage. Here’s just one example as to how. This is the opposite of what you want when you’re traveling overseas, and through …
Lee and Bomber sit down this week and talk about Selection 020, what it takes to cover the events from a marketing side of things, and if 011 is actually a robot.
A big chunk of the East Coast preps for Hurricane Florence we talk about our experience doing the same down at GORUCK HQ in Jax Beach. Also, Selection is just around the corner, we talk about leading up to the event and what you can expect in the way of coverage.
