Bumblebee Van Adventures: Thank you CompressionZ

More than excited for my near gear!

About two years ago my dad introduced me to a compression shirt company he found on Amazon. Looking to buy a shirt that could withstand the ruggedness of Spartan races yet not break the bank used to be difficult. When he found CompressionZ, he ordered a shirt and hoped for the best. When it came, it fit perfectly and withstood a gentle hike well. So he ordered a second... and a third. One for me, one for my sister. From that day, I rarely go on an outside adventure without the shirt, pants and socks. They fit perfectly, breath nicely in hot weather, keep me warm when I'm sweating during a brutal winter hike, protect my skin from rocks and barb wire during races, circulate blood through exhausted legs and add that perfect layer beneath my wetsuit for added comfort and warmth. Thank you #CompressionZ. I have never had a company that made great quality gear and has the 5 star customer service too! Check out their website at http://compressionz.com.

"Hot Rocks" on Mt Hood

For a bit of what CompressionZ can handle, feel free to read through the adventures my CompressionZ compression shirt, pants and socks have gone one just in the past year.

Summited Oregon peaks - South Sister (10,358ft in 12.4 miles), Ht. Mood (11,239ft in 6 miles), Mt. St. Helens three times (8,366ft via Monitor Ridge for 10 miles and Worm Flows for 12 miles), Kwohl Butte and Tumalo Butte

Skied down Mt. Bachelor, Mt. Hood (Meadows, Timberline and Ski Bowl), St. Helens, Kwohl and Tumalo

Black bear print

Sunset on St. Helens

Hiked through the Olympic National Forest on Thanksgiving with bears

Rappelled down several waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge, Abiqua Falls, Memaloose Falls and the South Fork Clackamas River with the tallest at 180ft