Kamdyn

Just last week I shared how the Pali Hawaii Jandals have become part of my identity over the last 8+ years of wearing them practically all day, every day. Well… the spark for that article came from a recent flip-flop in character. I’ve been testing something different. The Reef Santa Ana Flip-Flops. Not only is

Have you ever used an item so much and for so long that it’s intertwined with your sense of self? For a little kid, it can be a favorite blanket or stuffed animal. As an adult, it can be a necklace, car, hair style, etc. For me, it’s my jandals. The Pali Hawaii Jandal to

A few months ago, I reviewed Vivobarefoot’s Primus Flow road shoes. These were my first pair of barefoot shoes ever, and it was an awesome roller coaster of an experience. The only con I could find with those shoes was the inability to wear them anywhere besides a paved road. Aka, I couldn’t run on

I’m not terribly familiar with bougie active wear brands. I know about Lululemon and that’s about it. But five months ago, I saw a cool looking pair of $90 running shorts that were 40% off at Backcountry. $90?! That’s $20 more than Lululemon’s bestselling shorts! I would NEVER spend $90 on a pair of running

Whenever I see a big company like Brooks selling a pair of shorts for $70 or more, my first thought is how much they’re marking up the price. My second is if they actually did their homework and made a properly good product? Because when I see that high of a price for shorts, it’s

Brooks is known for their Ghost running shoes. When I first started running, that’s what I was told to get. They were known as the best starting point for new runners. They were supposed to be solid, comfortable shoes, whether you were a beginner or a professional. I never experience those things with a Ghost

$100 for a pair of Nike running shorts? Why are the Breathe 4” running shorts that expensive? I tried Nike’s Trail Second Sunrise shorts last year, and those were beyond impressive. Except can pick those up on Amazon for ~$70. So why spend another $30 for these? Well… I wouldn’t. And here’s why. No Joke