Expertise & Background
- Topics of Expertise: Biking, backcountry skiing, backpacking, hiking, bikepacking
- Years of Writing: 8+
- Years of Gear Testing: 8+
- Previous Publications: Several photos in Trail Runner Magazine and Canadian Running Magazine
Why I Chose This Career
My wife Sasha and I love to spend time in the mountains, and I love to document our activities and the beauty of our surroundings. I also have a bit of a gear addiction, to testing new equipment and apparel is pretty ideal.
How I Began My Career
I started documenting our adventures locally and abroad before working as a trail running race photographer. I loved taking action photos that highlighted the personal effort as well as the amazing locations. This, combined with my aforementioned gear addiction, made the transition to testing and photographing outdoor gear an obvious path.
Recent Articles
Scarpa Rush 2 Mid GTX Hiking Boot Review
Last Updated: January 8, 2024
Scarpa specializes in technically capable footwear for climbing and mountaineering, but their foray into the lightweight hiking boot market hasn’t gone unnoticed. Part of the extensive Rush collection, the Rush Mid 2 GTX was an obvious choice for a...
Arc’teryx Sabre Jacket Review
Last Updated: December 13, 2024
Arc’teryx offers an extensive lineup of quality ski jackets, from technical hardshells to insulated resort options. The Sabre Jacket (formerly the Sabre AR) slots in right in the middle, with a premium Gore-Tex build, light flannel backer, and smartly...
Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL3 mtnGLO Review
Last Updated: September 1, 2022
Big Agnes is a leader in the ultralight tent market, and we recently took their popular Tiger Wall to Peru for testing. At 3 pounds all in for the two-person model, the tent was light enough to carry for 10 days...
Hilleberg Allak Tent Review
Last Updated: October 28, 2019
Hilleberg has set the bar high, creating some of the most finely tuned and well-built tents on the market. Therefore we were extremely excited to test the Allak, a 2-person freestanding tent that falls into Hilleberg’s “Red Label” category. This means...