Ultralight laptops, ergonomic stands, hiking backpacks with laptop sleeves.
We have all tried it: Balancing a $2,000 laptop on our knees while trying to type. 20 minutes later, your neck hurts, your laptop is overheating, and you can’t feel your legs. To truly unlock productivity in the wild, you need a desk. But you can’t hike with a folding card table. You need a … Read more
Here is a hard truth I learned the hard way: You cannot code for 8 hours sitting on a bear canister. Most ultralight hikers treat chairs as a luxury. But for “Deskhikers,” a chair is as essential as the laptop itself. If you are hunched over in a hammock or sitting cross-legged on the dirt, … Read more
Here is the nightmare scenario: You hike 5 miles to a beautiful overlook, drop your bag on the ground to set up your office, and hear a CRACK. Most hiking backpacks are designed for sleeping bags, not MacBook Pros. They have curved back panels (that bend laptops) and thin bottoms (that shatter screens). Conversely, city … Read more