If youre fine with synthetic I highly recommend the under armor compression shorts. They arent "shorts" they are compression underwear. I originally used them to workout in but I started using them on backpacking trips and back country hunts and they work great. Ive worn one pair for a week +...
Check out newegg.com they sell almost any type of computer you could want and they have frequent sales. They carry a ton of different brands so look for one with the specs you want.
Been exercising (lifting weights, cardio, playing sports) for 20 years now. When I was younger I BARELY stretched, and they were done half heartedly at best. As Ive gotten older I noticed that if I dont stretch before and after lifting weights and cardio Im a lot stiffer the next day. I dont...
For me either the hiker or hunter boot socks...I have both mid and heavy weight with full cushion always. Even in warmer temps your feet will be fine. It really is preference though, some guys will wear a lightweight sock with no cushion in winter so yeah just gotta think about how much your...
Ive tried smartwool, wigwam and darn tough and darn tough are by far my favorite. You arent limited to the hunting socks, the hiking socks work just as well you just need to decide on the weight and level of cushion that you like best/what fits your needs. They are a bit pricey (25-30$/pair) but...
Under armor compression "shorts". They arent shorts they are compression underwear. Worn them on multi-day backpacking hunts in hot and cold weather and they do great. No stink and no chaffing
Just for the record, I have wide feet so this information is from my buddy who has, according to someone who measured his foot, weird foot dimensions. His feet are narrow but long and he tried various models from Crispi and a few other brands I cant remember ATM but he found that Hanwags fit his...
I really like the sea to summit comfort plus insulated pad. Its insulated but I wouldnt use it on a late season hunt. It has two chambers so you can dial in your firmness (I usually fully inflate the bottom chamber and partially inflate the top that Im sleeping on and its perfect). Ive never...
This. Mix and match because different brands make better pieces than others so find what suits you best from multiple sources and DEFINITELY shop the sales/outlets otherwise it will get really expensive really quick. People on Rokslide are awesome about posting when certain brands or websites...
You should check out the sitka stormfront gaiters. Kept my boots dry while trudging around in a foot of snow, fit great and seem like they are durable/great quality. They are pricier at 160$ but Im happy with them. Just giving you some more options!
As TaperPin pointed out above, watch out for cheap grips. I recommend cork grips over the synthetic stuff because it handles moisture better (if using in warmer weather or if you have sweaty hands) and feels better in your hand (IMO). For you're usage I would recommend what others have said and...
Theres another thread similar to this: https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/insoles-in-crispi-boots.70148/
I posted there but Ill post this here too. Ive been using these insoles for awhile now and they are great...
I put a pair of aftermarket insoles in briksdal pros and they are way more comfortable than the stock insoles and the fit (regarding my foot fitting in the boot) is spot on. I don't see these insoles mentioned anywhere (mostly see Sole or Superfeet) but they are amazing...
As a few others have mentioned getting a good night sleep is important. Not just because its nice being comfortable but your mental capacity when you're well rested vs. tired is very different. In my opinion theres a couple things I would not worry about saving a few bucks on, thats good boots...
This. Im fine carrying a few extra oz to have some fresh cloths to sleep in. Feels better and doesnt get my bag dirty. Before changing I take a nice wet wipe bath (you can buy some extra large wet wipes from amazon made for wiping yourself down in the back country)