Do Exosome Eye Creams Work for Crow’s Feet?
Exosome eye creams may help improve the appearance of crow’s feet when thinning skin, reduced elasticity, crepey texture, and slower skin recovery are contributing to the problem. They are not a replacement for Botox or surgery, but some regenerative skincare ingredients are being studied for…
The Truth About Sunscreen: Science vs. Social Media
Somewhere along the way, sunscreen became another casualty of social media misinformation. Every week this summer another jobless person, I mean influencer, claims that sunscreen is toxic, and tells millions of followers to throw it away. The irony? Most of these self-appointed experts have never…
What’s It Like to Run 500 Miles in Ten Days … On Mushrooms & LSD?
At sunrise, Dante Liberato looks less like an ultra marathoner and more like a man who’s been surviving somewhere deep in the mountains for weeks on cowboy coffee and stubbornness. Salt crusted on his hat, bandana hanging under his beard, and John Lennon shades. His…
The Most Dangerous Sailing Race & The San Diego Skipper Who Plans To Win It
photo above by Christophe Favreau As I peeled off the 405 and drifted toward Shelter Island, the air thickened into a cool, briny mist—a damp curtain that carried the salty, metallic tang of a hard working sailor’s marina. The fog was slowly burning off as the…
Gifts For The Outdoorsman: Gift Ideas For Men in 2025
The holiday season is descending upon us with the predictable cruelty of Vail Resorts flattening the soul of every cool mountain town. It’s the perfect time to spoil the rugged male in your life with gifts that reflect his adventurous spirit, love of the outdoors,…
Premium Auto Detailing: Not Just a Luxury
There’s a difference between washing your car and taking care of your car. Most guys treat their ride like their favorite t-shirt — use it hard, embrace the wear, and then act surprised when its faded and worn and no longer cool. The California sun…
Noctourism: The Night Belongs To Those Who Dare
The moon hung heavy over the Wawona Dome, forging the cliffs into sharp, cold silver and turning the Merced River into a ribbon of shimmering light. The crunch of the gravel from the road underfoot was loud enough to remind us we weren’t alone, though…
Bikinis and Bad Decisions: Chicago’s Notorious Playpen
image above by barrybutlerphotography.com On a sunny summer day, a sea of boats stretch out beneath the skyline, interlocked like a naval blockade. The music pumping from all directions, flags flying, champagne flowing and a kind of maritime insanity that would make any coastal town…
A Trip to the Cayman Islands: Rum and Revelation in the West Bay
Because skiing has gotten so douchey lately, I decided to forgo my annual ski trips this past winter and go somewhere warm. I had long wanted to plan some travel to the Cayman Islands. One of the driving factors in choosing this Caribbean hideaway was…
The Great Train Robberies of … 2025? For Nike Sneakers?
In the days of the Wild West, train robberies were as common as saloon brawls and dust storms. Armed bandits would gallop alongside locomotives, pistols drawn, ready to plunder cash, gold, and whatever else the iron beasts carried. Fast-forward a couple of centuries, and you’d…
