GetTheFunOut

The allure of the open road combined with the flexibility of remote work creates a compelling lifestyle for digital nomads. Traveling in an RV offers a unique blend of adventure and practicality, allowing you to explore diverse landscapes while maintaining your professional commitments. However, this lifestyle requires careful planning and consideration to ensure a seamless experience. From selecting the right vehicle to managing power and connectivity, each decision plays a crucial role in your journey. Embracing this lifestyle means balancing the thrill of exploration with the necessities of modern work life. Deciding Between a New or Used RV Choosing the right RV is a crucial first step. New RVs offer the latest technology and warranties, providing peace of mind, but  they come with a higher price tag  and depreciate quickly. On the other hand, used RVs are more budget-friendly upfront and depreciate more slowly, offering a wider range of options. However, they may require ...

I decided that this year would be the last year I would spend miserably cold during late November deer stand sits and that it was high time to invest in purpose-built late season gear. As always, complicating matters is the fact that I'm big and tall and have disproportionately long arms. This immediately limited my options significantly to First Lite (36-37" sleeve length in XL), and Kuiu (36-36.5" sleeve length in XL). Because I came to this decision just a few weeks before my hunting trip and the First Lite sleeve length is my size and I could try it on at the local Scheels; and because Kuiu is only sold direct-to-consumer, eliminating my ability to try on and see if that 36-36.5" sleeve length would work; I decided to roll with First Lite. I regret that decision.  My whitetail hunting is done in the mountains of Virginia. While not the coldest climate possible, there are usually plenty of mornings in the 20s and even teens. When sitting in a deer stand with a bre...