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The Gear That Makes #Dadlife Happen
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Outside gear director Will Taylor and his wife spend as much time as possible outdoors with their family. But with a two-year-old and a seven-month-old, they require a lot of specialized—and tiny–items. In this video, he highlights their three most-used pieces and explains why they’re essential for having fun and staying protected amid the elements when recreating with young children.
Will recommends:
Kids Ride Shotgun Pro child seat ($250)
