If you've spent any time on Gink and Gasoline, you've probably noticed something: every product review is positive. No takedowns, no "save your money" verdicts, no pointed comparisons designed to make one brand look foolish. Recently, that pattern drew some pointed criticism from a reader who questioned whether glowing reviews of free gear could be trusted at all.
Only Good Gear: Why Gink and Gasoline Skips the Negative Reviews
Gink and Gasoline's Louis Cahill addresses criticism of his all-positive product review policy — and explains why he thinks that's exactly the right call. Here's the full story on how G&G decides what gear makes the cut.
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