Stay Active
Reviews of top athleisure wear from a real everyday athlete (not the professional kind). Covering the best shorts, tops, jackets, shoes and more that transition from the cafe to the trails with ease.
This site is filled with training activities, tracking wearables, and apps for staying active but we are also practical. As a father of active kids as well you never know when you’ll need to help coach a soccer team or jump into a bounce house. For that level of adaptability your daily wardrobe needs to … Read more
Staying active and in shape gets only slightly easier when you have something nice to wear. But it does get easier. Finding the perfect workout gear is an ongoing challenge. We have tried a lot of different brands and gear, but a two of our favorites are Tasc Performance and Lululemon. While neither of these … Read more
Staying active and finding new sports and activities can be a ton of fun. At the same time, trying to keep up with the gear of next hobbies can be a drag. There’s nothing like finding a fun new hobby only to realize it comes with a side hobby of being a mechanic or maintenance … Read more
Great Style Versatile Shorts When choosing the best pair of shorts for an activity there are two questions to answer. First, are liner or linerless the better option, and second, how long do the shorts need to be. If you can answer these two question it will be easy to find a solid pair … Read more
This Lululemon zip up hoodie is the go to daily piece of our wardrobe that works year round. We review a lot of wellness and fitness activity themes on this site, and when doing all of those activities there is always a need for something to wear. When it comes to staple products, one of … Read more
For those who live their lives in some form of athlesiure wear there is a good chance you have been introduced to the Vuori brand. If not, then it is worth taking a look. Vuori has made a name for themselves, after being founded in 2013, in the fast growing direct to consumer market. They … Read more
After a few trips through puddles and not properly drying out mountain bike shoes, my laces finally wore out and broke. Rather than replacing the whole shoe, swapping out the old laces for new ones seemed more economical. Shoe laces cost only a few dollars, while a new pair of kicks can be $150+! Laces … Read more
