Brands Archives - Cozy living

Kobalt vs DeWalt: My Personal Opinion on Their Tools

by Greg Jameson | May 3, 2019 | Brands, Cozy DIY

Alright, it’s time for a new instalment in my DIY series! This time, I won’t be talking about ratchet brands – though Kobalt have some decent ratchets actually. Instead, I’ll focus on how the brand compares to a real classic, DeWalt tools....

Let’s Talk About Clarks Bushacre 2 & The Desert Boot

by Greg Jameson | Apr 6, 2019 | Brands, Shoewear

Here’s the deal: chukka and desert boots aren’t going anywhere. Seriously. They were trendy a few years ago, they’re still in full vogue now. And why wouldn’t they remain relevant? Comfortable, (somewhat) easy to maintain, and quick to adapt to...

Thorogood vs Red Wing Boots: A Consideration

by Greg Jameson | Mar 25, 2019 | Brands, Shoewear

I like to think of moc boots as elegant shoe tanks. With mocs you never sacrifice sturdiness for a shoe that looks boring or out of place.Thorogood and Red Wing are two brands that offer some seriously kickass mocs. If you feel lost and torn about picking one,...

The Cozy Insoles Corner: Powerstep vs Superfeet

by Greg Jameson | Jul 14, 2018 | Brands

Even after semi-retiring from our digital nomad lifestyle, we still travel a lot. I’ve always had somewhat of…sturdy, I guess, feet. I can also attribute at least some of my foot comfort to my Hawkins Traveller shoes. This brand seems to be virtually...

Sugar Bear Hair vs Hairfinity: 3 Differences You Should Keep In Mind

by Alex | Jun 30, 2018 | Brands

Supplements have always played a big role in how me and Greg keep up with life’s crazy pace. For example, here are our routine Must Haves: I know there are plenty of sceptics and it’s always better to get your vitamins naturally. However, sometimes things...

Merino Battle: Icebreaker vs Smartwool vs Minus 33

by Greg Jameson | Jun 22, 2018 | Brands

It’s easy to become a merino wool addict. I’ve yet to find another fabric that is as versatile and as cozy during all seasons. As sturdy and body-friendly during all kinds of ultra intensive outdoor activities. Going back to cotton or even standard wool is...