Gear Reviews & Recommendations

Gear We Love

Honest reviews from a family that actually uses this stuff. No sponsored fluff — just the gear we'd tell a friend to buy.

This page contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, What Where Who earns from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.

/🏔 Outdoors
🏔

Outdoors

6 Reviews Live

Paddletek and JOJOLEMON pickleball paddles with a ball and water bottle beside an outdoor court
2 PRODUCTS REVIEWED
🏓 Golf & Recreation👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family & Kids🏔 Outdoors

September 2026

Pickleball Paddle Upgrade: From Starter Set to Carbon

The cheap set got us playing. Once we knew pickleball was sticking around, we moved through the Paddletek Phoenix G6 and into two JOJOLEMON carbon paddles. Here is the honest breakdown from a family that plays for fun, misses plenty, and can finally feel the difference.

READ REVIEW →
Anker 25K power bank standing beside a UGO travel bag with its built-in cable visible
1 PRODUCT REVIEWED
🚗 Road Trip🏔 Outdoors🎒 EDC⛵ Sailing & Water

September 2026

Anker 25K / 165W Power Bank Review: Why We Carry Two

After a Hawaii outage turned the hotel lobby into a tangled charging station, the Anker 25K / 165W power bank became one of the few pieces of travel gear we pack without debating. Here is our honest take after real travel, work-bag, and Starlink Mini use.

READ REVIEW →
Keychain flashlights laid out on a wooden surface
3 PRODUCTS REVIEWED
🏔 Outdoors🎒 EDC⛵ Sailing & Water

June 2026

Best Keychain Flashlights: We Tested 5 So You Don't Have To

A good keychain flashlight is one of those things you don't think about until you really need it. We tested five of the most popular options on actual hikes, boat nights, and everyday carry to find the ones worth your money.

READ REVIEW →
RovyVon Aurora A3 Gen 4 keychain flashlight on a table, beam on
1 PRODUCT REVIEWED
🎒 EDC🏔 Outdoors⛵ Sailing & Water

June 2026

RovyVon Aurora A3 Gen 4 Review: The Tiny EDC Light That Actually Gets Used

The RovyVon Aurora A3 Gen 4 is genuinely small — about the size of a key fob — and weighs next to nothing at roughly 23 grams. Despite the size, it puts out enough light to be genuinely useful. I've been carrying mine every day, clipping it to hat brims, using it on night watches offshore, and putting it through real-world testing so you don't have to guess.

READ REVIEW →
Mountain view through pine trees on the Enlightenment Trail, Angel Fire, New Mexico — Foxelli trekking poles review
1 PRODUCT REVIEWED
🏔 Outdoors👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family & Kids

July 2026

Foxelli Lightweight Trekking Poles Review: Several Months of Real Use

We've been using the Foxelli Lightweight Trekking Poles for several months now and they've become our go-to pair for hiking and travel. Compact, quick to set up, and only one main locking point per pole — here's the honest rundown after real trail time.

READ REVIEW →
Rubyloo Dog + Human Water Bottle on a railing at Angel Fire with Ozzy in the background
1 PRODUCT REVIEWED
🏔 Outdoors👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family & Kids🎒 EDC🚗 Road Trip

July 2026

Rubyloo Dog + Human Water Bottle: The One We Actually Use

We finally found a water bottle that works for both of us and Ozzy without having to carry two separate things. The Rubyloo Dog + Human Water Bottle has become a permanent part of our daily routine — hiking, regular walks, and travel.

READ REVIEW →

WHAT – WHERE – WHO

A family of four chasing every adventure we can find — hiking, skiing, road-tripping, and everything in between.

Connect With Us

info@whatwherewho.com

P.O. Box 827, Angel Fire, NM 87710

© 2026 What – Where – Who. All rights reserved.

Angel Fire, New Mexico

YOUR CART

Your cart is empty. Add some adventure gear!