Tested – Canada Goose Trenton Jacket
I love living in Canada because of our diverse seasons and all the fun activities that come with them. I can’t imagine life without rain or snow or a combination […]
Category Archives: Clothing Review
TESTED – Arc’Teryx Norvan Jacket
Personally, as a runner, the worst thing I can be is wet. Most of the time, the battle is wicking away sweat – avoiding getting wet from the inside. However, […]
TESTED – Arc’teryx Argus Jacket
I was lucky enough to get the Arc’teryx Argus jacket during the deep freeze that was last winter. I have been sitting on this review until now as the leaves […]
TESTED: Canada Goose Hybridge Lite Hoody
You know those pieces of gear that immediately become favourites the first time you put your arm through the sleeve, or turn them on? The Canada Goose Hybridge Lite Hoody […]
TESTED: Pearl Izumi Ultra Thermal Top and Tights
It feels like a long time since its been warm enough around here to throw on a pair of shorts and a shirt to go for a run. Fall is […]
Arc’teryx Incendo Hooded Jacket
I love spring. I am hyper-conscious of this fact right now as we depart from (what seemed like) a long, cold winter in Ontario. I love the green, the fresh, […]
Pearl Izumi Divide Short and Canyon Jersey Review
Years ago, I bought a mountain bike with the intention of bringing some semblance of physical activity back into my life. I had settled into a sedentary rut, and I […]
Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer Down Jacket
The Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer Down Jacket is a piece of gear that I admit to having coveted for some time. I recall seeing the folks running the Mountain Hardwear/Montrail […]
The North Face Warm FlashDry Zip Neck Base Layer Top
One of the things that I find makes the biggest difference between a great late fall/winter run and a terrible one is proper layering. In the summer it is easy […]
Laying on the Sidewalk in my Arc’teryx Stride Tights
I don’t always remember runs where not everything goes according to plan. However sometimes an otherwise great run changes so abruptly that the event is lodged in your brain, never […]
