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Celebrating our National Parks this 4th of July Weekend
Summer is in full swing! Next Thursday is America’s Birthday, commonly known as Independence Day. The 4th of July is one of the biggest camping weekends of the year. Whether you’re hitting up the local campground for a family reunion, or trekking out into one of America’s National Parks for a few days away from civilization, we’ve got the gear you need to make it Aosom! This 4th of July, we want to take a moment to highlight some of the Americans who made our preserved wild places possible: Carleton Watkins, John Muir, and Theodore Roosevelt. Three men who, at the turn of the 20th century, set the stage for the National Parks and Forests that we are able to appreciate and enjoy today. Carleton Watkins Carleton Watkins was a 19th century landscape photographer who captured America’s imagination with his photographs of the American West. He used a revolutionary stereoscope camera to create unprecedented images of wild landscapes, focusing specifically on California’s Yosemite Valley. Watkins’ photographs brought the beauty of the West to the world. “In part because of Watkins’ Yosemite pictures, in 1864 Congress passed and President Lincoln signed legislation preserving Yosemite Valley. The law was an important first step in the creation of the National Park Service in 1916. In 1865, Mount Watkins in Yosemite was named after Carleton Watkins.”(1). Watkins’ early forays into environmental conservatism laid the foundation for environmentalism in American politics. John Muir “And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul.” John Muir was a naturalist, author, environmental philosopher, and lifelong advocate for the preservation of wild places in the American West. Known as the “Patron Saint of the American Wilderness,” Muir co-founded the conservation organization The Sierra Club in 1892. The Sierra Club worked to establish the National Forests and put protected lands under federal jurisdiction. A Scottish immigrant, Muir devoted his life to the preservation of western forests. Muir was a contemporary of Watkins, and the two spent time together in Yosemite. Muir studied Watkin’s iconic photographs of Yosemite Valley and its features, including El Capitan, while Watkins photographed Muir amongst the trees and valleys he fought to preserve. Theodore Roosevelt America’s 25th president, Teddy Roosevelt was a lifelong naturalist and environmental conservationist. In 1903, President Roosevelt met with John Muir in Yosemite. The two embarked on a backcountry camping trip through the Yosemite Valley, which had a profound impact upon both. About the experience, Roosevelt was quoted, saying “Lying out at night under those giant Sequoias was like lying in a temple built by no hand of man, a temple grander than any human architect could by any possibility build.”(2). Muir helped convince Roosevelt of the need for Federal regulation of designated wild places, and the importance of preservation over resource conservation. During his presidency from 1901-1909, Roosevelt used his Executive Order powers to establish National Parks, Forests, and Monuments to preserve natural resources, and provide protections for both land and wildlife. Yosemite Valley was the focal point for early conservation efforts. It’s rich valleys, sheer rock mountain faces, clear rivers, and towering sequoias inspired early naturalists and conservationists to action. This Independence Day, we send our deepest thanks to Watkins, Muir, and Roosevelt, for recognizing the raw beauty of the American West, and working together to preserve the natural wonders of our nation. “The mountains are calling and I must go.” -John Muir Where will you go for this long holiday weekend? There’s still time to order innovative camping essentials from Aosom! Take a look at some of our best selling outdoor products: Outsunny Folding Camp Chair Set Outsunny 6′ Folding Picnic Table Outsunny Portable Folding Camp Kitchen Outsunny Portable Stainless Steel Charcoal Grill Outsunny 5 Person Pop Up Tent Steel Portable Rolling Storage Cooler Cart There’s still time to enter our giveaway for this super cool American Flag print shade tent, too! Click HERE to enter to win! Whatever your Independence Day plans, we wish you an Aosom 4th of July! References: 1. Smithsonian: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/about-carleton-watkins-116195/ 2. “Camping With John and Teddy”. The Attic. Retrieved 3 September 2018. -
What Type of Scooter is Best for My Child?
Introduction A lot of people like to say that kids these days don’t want to do anything but sit in front of screens all day. We don’t buy that! Kids today may not be satisfied with skipping rocks across the river like their parents used to but give them a fun toy to play with and they will spend hours outdoors. We believe that kids are more than happy to spend time away from TVs, smartphones, and video games if they only have something fun and exciting to do. Scooters are a perfect opportunity for your child to get outside for a little physical activity. They’re more fun than riding a bike and overall, they’re safer than riding a skateboard. Scooters come in a variety of sizes and styles, and there are options that work perfectly for children of virtually any age. Riding a scooter will help to develop the coordination and balance of younger children, and as they grow older, they can learn to do some tricks and more advanced riding techniques. How do you choose the right scooter though? Here are some things to look for when deciding. Key Scooter Features The primary considerations when choosing a scooter are the size, maximum weight capacity, and wheel size. Weight Capacity When shopping for a scooter, you should always be able to find a weight capacity listed in the specifications, sometimes called a max load. This capacity is the largest weight that the scooter is rated to comfortably support without damage and increased risk of injury. Always check this limit before making a buying decision to ensure that your kid’s weight is below this limit. The last thing you want is for your son or daughter to be injured! Height The height of the handlebars is another key factor to consider. Most scooters will have handlebars with adjustable height, but the adjustment is often only a few inches. The heights can span a wide range from one scooter to another. One option may extend 34”-37”, while another only goes to 31.5”-33.5.” Wheel Size There is some variety when it comes to wheel size, and what you choose is all about the skill level of your child. Wheels come in a variety of diameters and widths. Some scooters have 12” diameter tires, while others have 16” diameter tires, plus a plethora of other sizes. Some scooters have the same size on front and back, while others have a front tire that is larger than the rear tire. The main rule with tire wheel size is that the smaller the wheel is, the lower the deck sits to the ground which increases stability. Larger tires also tend to allow for higher speed. Wheel Material/Type Scooter wheels typically come in two different types. There are polyurethane wheels, which are solid and somewhat hard rubber wheels. These are strong and are long-lasting. There are also scooters with tires that are more similar to a bicycle’s tires; made from a softer slip-resistant rubber and inflated. These tires offer superior grip on the road’s surface meaning decreased wipe-out odds. The rubber inflatable wheels tend to be larger in diameter than the polyurethane wheels. How to Choose the Best Options So now that we know the types of features to look for, how do we know which option is best for your child? To determine the best option, we need to consider the age, height, weight, and skill level of your child. For Younger Kids If your child is very young, say between the ages of 3-5, then they would benefit most from something that is going to be highly stable for them while their balance and coordination isn’t quite up to its potential yet. This means choosing a scooter with smaller wheels, which will cause the scooter to sit lower and be more stable. The smallest wheels tend to be polyurethane, and you should look for a wheel somewhere in the 7-8” diameter range. At this age the weight capacity isn’t particularly important, as even scooters with the lowest weight limits can typically handle at least 150 pounds. The more important factor here is the height of the handlebars. The ideal height for a scooter’s handlebars is around hip level. The easiest solution to figure this one out is to just use a handy-dandy tape measure, and measure from the floor to the top of your kid’s hip bones. This measurement is the handlebar height you should be looking at. For Older Kids As your child gets older, the idea scooter is a bit different. Once they’re around 9 years old and into their early teens they are likely become more skilled. Their balance and coordination should be far better than it was just a few years ago. With these considerations in mind, you will want to look for a scooter with wheels that are a bit larger, in the 12”-16” range. This will bring the deck up off the ground which will allow for better ground clearance; this is important because this is around the age when they will start to try out some tricks. Speaking of the daredevil nature that takes over as they get older, the more pliable rubber inflatable wheels are a good option here due to the superior grip. This will help prevent road rash when they’re trying to pull off a stunt. Selection Tips Wrapping up, here are some tips in choosing the best scooter for your child. Measure your kid’s height up to their hip bones and use this to determine the handlebar height to go with. Check the weight capacity on the scooter’s you are looking at to be sure your chile isn’t over the limit. Consider your child’s level of coordination and experience to determine how large the wheels should be. Smaller wheels mean more stability. Think about whether your child is the type to attempt stunts. 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Buying Guide for Quality File Cabinets
Quality File Cabinets Office storage is an important aspect of your work — regardless of whether we’re talking about a home office you use from time to time, a fully remote work situation, or supporting a corporate office. Luckily, there are plenty of choices for storing your paper documents — and filing cabinets are the most obvious one. A good filing cabinet is made from sturdy materials, it can fit into any aesthetic, and it isn’t too bulky for your office. And of course, it helps you organize and store everything from stationery supplies to paperwork and similar office equipment. However, filing cabinets are more varied than you might think. They come in all kinds of styles, shapes, and sizes — and depending on which model you get, you may also have access to handy additional features. So, considering all of that — how can you find the best quality file cabinet in such a wide and open market? Don’t worry, as we’ve prepared a detailed file cabinet buying guide. We’ll walk you through all of the aspects of a file cabinet you need to consider before deciding which one you’ll buy. Size As you’ll see when we get into more detail on our file cabinets below, there are plenty of optional features — or some things that depend on your personal taste for office furniture. However, there’s one thing you absolutely can’t compromise on, and that’s size. Let’s face it — if you don’t have enough space for the cabinets that you want, you simply won’t be able to get them. That’s why this should be the first characteristic you consider before making a purchase. Measure the free space you have available in your office, and then look for file cabinets that fit the bill. For instance, this 3-drawer rolling file cabinet offers more varied storage space because its bottom drawer is incredibly deep — but this 5-drawer storage organizer takes up less square footage. Materials There are other aspects of a filing cabinet’s design that you should consider before buying it for your home office or company. And regardless of which one you’re getting, you want to be sure that it’s made from long-lasting materials. One of the two most popular materials for filing cabinets is metal. And it’s no wonder why these are so popular — metal filing cabinets are some of the most cost-effective file storage solutions you can find. On the one hand, they’re generally cheaper, but on the other, they’re quite durable. The only problem is their aesthetic appearance — while they frequently come in white, black, beige, and grey finishes, they’re known to clash with offices that weren’t decorated in a contemporary style. Wood filing cabinets are also a popular option, especially for home offices decorated in a more rustic decor. A wood filing cabinet generally comes with a metal interior, and a front that’s either wood-looking laminate or (in the case of more expensive models) actual wood. Plus, there are plenty of different aesthetic options, some of which even fit into a more contemporary office. This Cappuccino-colored 3-drawer cabinet is a perfect example of that. You can choose from a variety of natural wood finishes, such as pine, maple, cherry, and oak. And there are also more industrial aesthetics, like this reclaimed-wood 3-drawer model. When it comes to shape and size, these are varied as much as any other kind of filing cabinet. You can choose from small models that fit beneath a desk, as well as bigger standalone pieces. Locking Cabinets Ideally, one of your office cabinets would also be well-equipped for the storing of more secure items — such as confidential and sensitive data, or pieces of expensive equipment. That’s why many offices use locking file cabinets. Their lock styles vary depending on the design — for instance, the most basic models have a simple key lock. Most of those have individual locks on drawers — while more expensive filing cabinets have a combination or an electronic lock. Before buying a file cabinet with a locking mechanism, just make sure that you actually need one. These are far more expensive than the average cabinet, but the reality is that it’s not a worthwhile investment for everyone. If you’re not going to store confidential documentation there, a minimalist 5-drawer organizer will do just fine. Durability & Scratch Resistance While a file cabinet isn’t necessarily the biggest investment you’ll make while decorating your home office or corporate space — you still don’t want to waste any money. And that’s why you should get a file cabinet that’s guaranteed to keep your documents secure and safe for years to come. With that in mind, consider springing for a cabinet with a scratch-resistant surface. That way, you won’t have to worry about the cabinet looking shabby after a couple of years of use. And if you’re not sure which surfaces are scratch resistant, remember that these usually have a textured, rough casing. This rustic reclaimed-wood 3-drawer cabinet is a great example — while it was expertly designed, it’s a bit coarse to the touch. And that kind of surface isn’t easily scratched. Ease of Use & Safety While choosing file cabinets, you should also make sure that you’ve considered some of the smaller, but still important features you want. For instance, some file cabinet models have built-in anti-tilt mechanisms. Those are especially useful when it comes to vertical, thinner models that can be easily knocked over accidentally. Wrapping Up As you can see, there are more than a few features that a decent file cabinet has to have. Don’t worry, though — as long as a cabinet checks most of these boxes, it will be a great choice for your office or home. 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The Essential Camping Checklist for Your Outdoor Adventures
Growing up in Oregon, I have been on many a camping trip in my time. There are all different ways to camp; backpacking into the wilderness, car camping on the coast, party camping at festivals, backyard camping, tent camping, yurt or RV glamping- you name it, I’ve probably done it. One of my favorite things about camping is how open ended it is as an activity; no matter your skill level or preferred style, anyone can have fun on a weekend camping trip. My two favorite camping trips are prime examples of this: The first was a two-night camping party extravaganza outside Portland with a huge group of friends for Warped Tour 2007. It was hot, it was loud, it was crazy. There was beer pong, campfire singalongs, and my best friend karate chopped a burning log and then fell in the creek. We slept in our cars and ate McDonald’s for every meal. The second was vastly different: a three-day backpacking trip into the Lower Rogue Wilderness Area in Southern Oregon with my then-boyfriend. We packed it in and packed it out, spending our days hiking with 40 lb packs on our backs and our nights laying out under the stars, listening to owls in the trees and the sound of the river below us. There is a whole spectrum of camping between these two extremes! Whether you’re backpacking, car or tent camping, or glamping, you need to make sure you bring all the essentials. We’ve created this essential camping checklist to help you prepare for your wilderness adventure. While you may not need everything on this list, you might just find something you never thought to bring! Aosom’s Essential Camping Checklist For the Campsite These are your basic camping essentials that will make or break your trip. While you might choose to forgo an air mattress or camp table, you definitely won’t want to forget your sleeping bag, matches, or a plastic bag for garbage. Remember to pack it out and leave the campsite better than you found it! Tent Sleeping Bags Cooler Lantern Flashlight Tarp Air Mattress, Foam pad, etc Air pump Pillows Camp chairs Camp Table Matches or lighter Firewood Firestarter/ kindling Plastic bags for trash Duct tape Bungee cord Cash for park fees, snacks, or emergencies Light and High-quality Everyday Carrying Backpack Axe or Saw Hammer Check out our Great Outdoors themed 4th of July blog to see the very best of our camping gear to get you on the road to your next outdoor adventure! Food and Drink Let’s be real for a second- the best part of camping is the food. Hot dogs, camp coffee, s’mores, everything tastes better cooked over an open fire. Sure, the fresh air is nice, the scenery is beautiful, the wildlife is intriguing- but it’s all about the food! Fresh drinking water Food: Plan meals ahead of time and bring all necessary ingredients S’mores fixings Plastic utensils COFFEE Skewers for marshmallows, hot dogs Ice Paper Plates or Camp Dishes Cups Reusable water bottle Knife Multitool (can opener, bottle opener, scissors, knife, pliers) Cooking pots and pans Cooking utensils Camp Sink Soap Towels Camp Grill Charcoal Cookstove Propane Tinfoil Pet supplies/ food In need of some campground culinary inspiration? Check out these amazing and easy to make camping recipes and hacks curated by Country Living Magazine and the Food Network: 53 Easy Camping Recipes for Your Next Trip 25 Brilliant Camping Food Hacks Personal Hygiene Just because you’re roughing it for a night or two doesn’t mean your personal hygiene needs to suffer. You’ll still want to be prepared for all types of weather, insect, and emergencies. If you’re going to be spending time on the water, make sure your sunscreen is waterproof! Clothes: Long and short sleeve tees, shorts, jeans, pajamas, underwear, sweatshirt, rain jacket, etc. Extra Socks Swimsuit Hiking boots Bug Spray Toilet Paper Paper Towels Baby wipes Sunscreen First Aid Kit Toothbrush and paste Tylenol, ibuprofen, medications Hand sanitizer Sunglasses Sun hat Make sure you don’t forget anything else with one of these printable checklists from REI and Sunset Magazine: Family Camping Checklist Adventure Camping Checklist Fun and Games You can’t spend the entire camping trip sitting around the campfire eating s’mores. Here are some essential extras to bring along. Make sure you never have a dull moment, even if you get caught in the rain. Camera Map Field Guide Compass Star Chart/ Night Sky Guide Bluetooth speaker Power bank, phone charger Fishing poles and gear Binoculars Toys, bikes, etc for kids Deck of cards Sketchbook and drawing pencils In search of more structured activities to keep kids and adults entertained on your camping weekend? Check out these awesome suggestions from Sky Above Us and Beyond the Tent: Fun Activities to Do When Camping 99 Fun Camping Activities and Games Pro Tips: When going camping, make sure to tell someone your plans- where you’re going, when you’ll be back, possible alternative routes you may take, and a description of your vehicle. Check to see if you need reservations ahead of time, or if a park fee is required. Make sure to bring cash just in case. Make note of the closest ranger station, general store, or other outpost of civilization, especially if you are heading into the backcountry. Plan meals and pack accordingly. Bring a spatula and skillet if you’re making pancakes for breakfast. Pre-season meat at home or bring it in a marinade bag. Don’t forget salt and pepper! Be aware of fire season, fire hazards, and check ahead of time whether campfires will be allowed in your area. If not, you’ll want to bring a portable charcoal grill or propane camp stove. Don’t forget the coffee! You probably won’t be bringing your Keurig, so opt for iced coffees or instant coffee. Bring a pot to boil water in. If you’re feeling fancy, you could even bring a French Press. Use this essential camping checklist to make sure you don’t forget to pack anything! Get Outside! However you choose to camp, we hope this essential camping checklist will serve you well. Make sure to tag us in your Facebook and Instagram camping posts to be shared on our story and page!
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