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GEAR TEST: Men’s and Women’s KÜHL Travel Pants

We tested out KÜHL men’s REVOLVR pants and women’s KONTOUR Skinny pants on a road trip through Western Montana. It’s often a challenge to find clothing that strikes a balance between being technical and attractive. KÜHL’s travel pants are designed to provide the versatility that you need so that you can take less clothing with you while traveling.

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Why Two Wandering Souls Decided to Make a Home in Montana

What happens after vanlife is over? How do two nomads go back to the real world? Big news from The Vanimals! We moved to the Last Best Place, Big Sky Country, The Treasure State! Marvelous Montana! Read more about why we are going back to being stationary, why we picked Montana to make our home, and why we are enjoying stillness after 18 months of full-time travel.