Outdoors
What I reel-y want for Mother’s Day
If you’re buying for the kind of mom who thinks and act of love is helping her lug barrels full of three-quarter stone up the driveway, you might be looking around for a garden tool for next Sunday’s big day.
Think about the Task Force 16-inch cut reel mower at Lowe’s. It has five blades — […]
Author: Kat Powers | May 4, 2008Garden clogs that survive the snow
When I saw them, I thought A) I like green and B) rubber clogs would be better to garden in than bare feet, especially when the brick borders to the garden get hot.
So I took a chance and bought these clog-shaped Sloggers two years ago. They’re sized a little small, so I went for one […]
Author: Kat Powers | March 30, 2008Timberland Slides into Style
Timberland’s? They can’t be! My boss is one of those guys who looks great in anything, but rarely “bothers” with style. As a longtime sailor, he’s more into practicality — does it cover my feet? Does it keep the slush out? Does it have pockets in the right place? So today I noticed the stylish […]
Author: melindag | February 15, 2008It’s Winter…Get Out and Play!
Do you remember when you had to put on a T-shirt, a long sleeve T-shirt, a sweat shirt, a golf shirt, and a jacket just to make it bearable to play the game we love during the winter months? To say the least I did not play my best golf during these moments, but it […]
Author: krizzotte | February 6, 2008Darn Tough Socks
Okay, it will start to sound like we’re stuck on socks here, but this is a winter basic, and if you’re feet aren’t happy you aren’t happy. Darn Tough Socks are a find because they have a higher needle density than almost anything else I’ve inspected for tough winter trails. These ultra-light socks are velvety […]
Author: Site Administrator | January 10, 2008