We talk about the tools Geocachers shouldn't be without for the one-hundred forty-first edition of the GeoGearHeads. Pete of and the "" and – famous for his – join and to discuss some of the options. sent us his thoughts about the (which he already created a to share). He also wrote in about the . also like a bag as an essential tool – the "." wrote in that gel pens are great on the trail. shared that her top tool would be her bum bag (though she listed several other top picks) while picked his brain as the top tool for the trail. 's list was also read, including the multitool. wrote in about using in and on his Garmin GPSRs. He grabs maps from to use offline in c:geo, and for the Garmin GPSRs. Congratulations to for submitting the winning answer for this week's question. Thanks to for their donation of this week's gift! The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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The topic for the one-hundred fortieth edition of the GeoGearHeads is geocaching without relying on a data connection. () returns to talk with and about how and why to pre-load data before going into the field. debaere's favorite app for geocaching on Android is for it's offline mapping abilities. He also mentioned the "" (check out ) as a great resource to find trail maps. Darryl talked a little about using to load open-source maps into on iOS (). Congratulations to for submitting the winning answer for this week's question. Thanks to for their donation of this week's gift! The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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We tackle a variety of subject for Randomize XXVI, the one-hundred thirty-ninth edition of the GeoGearHeads. Sonny of , , and kicked off the topics with the article "" about the "." asked Sonny about how to ensure your gear works when you get where you're going. He suggested the , , and . asked about loading targets and their surrounding caches onto a single GPSR. The new voicemail came from who wanted to know about something we'd buy for Geocaching were cost not an object. Darryl wanted the , , or . The Bad Cop went with a . Sonny raise the bar with the . The article "" about 's use of Geocaching to draw in guests was submitted by . shared the news about "" () having been muggled before it first find. On a related note, invited many of the podcasters to try their caches (""). After fielding many questions from the live viewers, the "" was next up. Congratulations to for submitting the winning answer for this week's question, and to for being drawn as the winner of the live drawing. Thanks to for those prize donations. Congratulations as well to for being drawn as the winner from the special Block Party drawing. Thanks to for their donation of this week's gift, and to for their donation of the special gift! The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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joins and for the one-hundred thirty-eighth edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about his 3D Printed maps. Find more about him and his 3D printing on the "" podcast, his , and . Questions from , , and were fielded during this show. Congratulations to for submitting the winning answer for this week's question, and to for being drawn as the winner from the special Block Party drawing. Thanks to for their donation of this week's gift, and to for their donation of the special gift! The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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For the one-hundred thirty-seventh edition of the GeoGearHeads joins us to talk about his , vlogging, and his geocaching. He got his start vlogging through the "" () cache. After sharing his kit, asked for suggestions to get young, inspiring vloggers going. TheGCDoc highlighted "," "," and "" as his favorite videos. Congratulations to for submitting the winning answer for this week's question. Thanks to for their donation of this week's gift! The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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returns to talk about geocaching while traveling with and for the one-hundred thirty-sixth edition of the GeoGearHeads. emailing with a correction about the way the Geocaching LIVE API limits work (referring back to ). Next was a question from about how debaere plans for things like DeLorme challenges while traveling with children and still finding time to see the sights. submitted his question through the Live Q&A about the challenges of caching in different countries. Update August 15, 2014; debaere posted some . Congratulations to for submitting the winning answer for this week's question. Thanks to for their donation of this week's gift! The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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The focus is on hosting a Mega-Event for the one-hundred thirty-fifth edition of the GeoGearHeads. and Dane of talked with and about their experiences with and (mark your calendars for – ). BrawnyBear also shares a document (, , and ) with some guidelines from his experience. We also heard from several GeoGearHeads this time. typed in about the "" campaign against using devices in your lap. emailed about many things, including the he uses. shared his thoughts and the reaction in the Geocaching.com forums to the changes in the emails from Geocaching.com. But was anxious to get some tips to help in hosting "" – . Congratulations to for submitting the winning answer for this week's question. Thanks to for their donation of this week's gift! The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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It's time for another Randomize show for the one-hundred thirty-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads! and are joined by – on of The Bad Cop's co-hosts on . asked about tracking guardian portals in . Then shared information about the emails from and thoughts about using . A voicemail from asks for feedback about the use of trackables by fellow GeoGearHeads. wonders about playing location-based games with non-participants. " starts soon, shared by . called in looks for tips with get geocaches approved by the Reviewer. also wanted to know a about Geocaching LIVE API limits, Pocket Queries, and . The articles "" by and "" by were also discussed. Congratulations to for submitting the winning answer for this week's question, and to as the winner of the live drawing. Thanks to for their donation of this week's gift! The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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For the one-hundred thirty-third edition of the GeoGearHeads and look at the gear that got them (and some of the fellow GeoGearHeads) through Geocaching. Submissions by , , , , and kicked off the discussion. Several viewers also contributed through the Live Q&A feature. Congratulations to for submitting the winning answer for this week's question. Thanks to for their donation of this week's gift! The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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For the one-hundred thirty-second edition of the GeoGearHeads returned to share about his cruise through the Panama Canal. shared through the Live Q&A that he's attended an event hosted by a couple of crusing cachers () and asked how common these event were. As is turns out subwaymark had hosted his own () for this trip having met some Geocachers from his ship at that event. Darryl also shared that U.S. residents might look into with the to avoid ownership questions. Congratulations to for submitting the winning answer for this week's question. Thanks to for their donation of this week's gift! The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on .

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