It’s May, which means many parts of the world are seeing prime spring golfing weather. With a new golf season, comes a new variety of golf related gadgets. You may think your clubs and shoes are all you need to have a good golf season. But remember, your friends are gearing up. Who knows how much they are practicing their swing in the back yard or hitting up the driving range? Get an edge over them with the latest and…

By Steve Woodfield Next month is National Golf Month in the U.S. To help you celebrate an August on the links, be sure to use your ReShip.com account to take advantage of great deals on golf clubs for your favorite online retailers. Not sure how to buy clubs online? Don't worry, we have you covered with this handy checklist: Choose clubs right for you. If you are an experienced golfer, you already know what style of golf club set appeals…

By Steve Woodfield Looking for a way to keep fit, stay limber, or lose weight? A diet of regular exercise can help. Which exercise is best? The one you're really going to do. Before you use your ReShip.com account to shop and ship fitness products to you, be sure to conduct some research and check out the following tips before you buy. If you're considering buying fitness equipment for home workouts, remember that it can represent a sizable financial commitment as…

By Steve Woodfield In our fourth and final installment in the best winter gear of 2013, we're looking at probably your most important piece of equipment - a good multi-use jacket. From wool-insulated workout wear to the hardest hard shell we’ve ever seen, this year’s backcountry jackets are an eclectic crop. Material upgrades and smart design leaps have made outerwear a locus of innovation. (Molecular-level polymer coating, anyone?) But enough lab-speak. In a storm, a shell is your second skin and your…

By Steve Woodfield In our third installment of the best winter gear of 2013, we're looking at snowshoes. Traction, bindings, and weight—these are the biggest differentiators. Let’s start with traction. For steep, icy, or rocky terrain, go aggressive with as many underfoot claws in as many locations as you can get, as well as a heel lifter to save your calves on steep climbs. If flat or gently rolling terrain is more your style, lower-profile teeth are all you need—huge claws underfoot…

By Steve Woodfield In our second installment of the best winter gear of 2013, we're looking at alpine skis. Those lift-line elitists snickering at your old traditionally shaped skis could use some manners, but they’ve got a point: the new rockered shapes make skiing more fun. Which ones should you buy? There are two schools of thought. One, invest in a quiver. If you already have a modern set of day-to-day frontside or all-mountain skis with some life left in them, pay…

By Steve Woodfield With winter on the way, now is a great time to use your ReShip.com address to find a great deal on the best winter gear of year. Today we'll begin an on-going series discussing the top equipment for enjoying the snowy months with five of the best snowboards released this year. Historically, snowboard manufacturers produced boards in specific categories—freestyle, all-terrain, freeride, powder, and so on. Of course, most of us can’t afford a complete quiver, so we’re seeing…