There’s something about a narrow trail that calls to you. The tighter the trees, the sharper the turns—the more alive the ride feels. This week, I took the EUC into one of Saskatoon’s hidden
Some people say 50 is the age to slow down. I say it’s the perfect age to balance on one wheel with enough body armour to make me look like a midlife action figure.
“Adventure isn’t a luxury—it’s a prescription for health.” From the outside, it might look like I’ve got endless funds or zero restraint. Neither is true, although sometimes restraint can be an issue. What I try
For some reason after years of tenting my brain wants to call it pitching when you are setting up your sleeping quarters... It's been 2 years since I began to hammock camp when possible and
UPDATE: I wiped out, broke the Greater Tuberosity of the Humerous (I cracked the knob end of my arm bone that sits in the shoulder socket) and it brought this plan to
One of the biggest benefits of hammock camping is the sheer comfort it provides. Unlike sleeping on the ground, hammock camping allows you to rest suspended in the air, providing a level of comfort that's hard to match. Hammocks also offer superior ventilation, which can help keep you cool and dry even on hot summer nights. With the right gear, you can enjoy a comfortable and peaceful night's sleep, waking up feeling refreshed and energized.
Hey, welcome to another MADCTY video! In this one, I’m taking on a challenge that many people would argue is best left to the kids: the Flowrider surf simulator. But let me tell you, it’s not about being the best or even being good at it. It’s about having fun, trying new things, and setting an example for my kids that life should be lived, not feared.
There's nothing quite like hitting the pavement with your buddies or your kids, and that's exactly what we did when we took our Carver Green Wave skateboard with the C7 Surfskate truck setup to the Martensville Saskatchewan Pump Track. Of course, we had to bribe the youngest member of our crew with the promise of Slurpees, but who can resist a frozen treat on a hot day?
This was my last day in the Sedona Arizona area, as such I was trying to maximize my experience and get everything in that I could. I started the day in the wee hours with a hike up to Devils Bridge, after checking into my hotel room and getting settled I took a run out to Slide Rock State Park... Not what I'd call a hiking destination, but a beautiful walk along a river that would only have been better in hot weather without the brutal wind that day.
If you’ve followed my videos, you know this about me already: when I head into nature, I want solitude. Maybe one or two close people with me, sure—but not endless lines of strangers, not
