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Recent Gear Reviews

28,362 reviews

Bern Baker

by Belinda Frost April 24, 2014

The Original Bern Visor Lid. Baker Hard hat used for all seasons mainly safety gear used for skiing and snowboarding. Designed for non-motorized action sports. Full Review »

Keystone Trails Association Pennsylvania Hiking Trails: 13th Edition

by KiwiKlimber April 24, 2014

This is Keystone Trails Association's catch-all book for Pennsylvania hiking trails. It is not meant to serve as a guidebook for any specific trail, but instead,… Full Review »

Mountain Hardwear Men's Phantom 15°

by Kristin 2 April 23, 2014

This is a very warm yet lightweight down sleeping bag. Good for every season except middle of summer. This sleeping bag is rated to 15 degrees and I've definitely… Full Review »

Sierra Designs Women's Mobile Mummy 800 2-Season

by Ashleigh April 23, 2014

Surely you have had to deal with the agony of having to crawl out of your warm sleeping bag when it is freezing cold out. Nobody likes it! Sierra Designs has come… Full Review »

Jetboil Personal Cooking System (PCS)

by Philo Palmer April 22, 2014

The original and still the most versatile. I've had this one for six years now and have been quite happy with it. I have several stoves, but when it comes to winter… Full Review »

Osprey Stratos 36

by Mike Light April 22, 2014

Pack is targeted for overnight or short multiday adventures. I use it for my dayhikes as well. Living in Southern Arizona, the water I carry for a dayhike is the… Full Review »

Adidas Sport Performance Flex 360 Boxer Brief

by herdingcats April 22, 2014

Let's talk about my underwear. Awkward, right? OK, let's talk about chaffing. Yea, not any better is it? On the other hand, there really isn't a lot of information… Full Review »

Patagonia Men's Drifter A/C

by G00SE April 22, 2014

Patagonia's Drifter AC is a tough, comfortable, and well-made shoe that required no break-in time. After 120 miles of backpacking, they have fully met my expectations,… Full Review »

Darn Tough Merino Boot Sock Full Cushion

by schifferj April 21, 2014

Lifetime socks. I was given a pair of Darn Tough Hike/Trek socks about five years ago with the purchase of a pair of Zamberlan 760 Steep hiking boots and I've never… Full Review »

Kind Fruit & Nut Bar

by G00SE April 21, 2014

Kind's Almond & Apricot Bar is a healthy, all natural energy bar, with a somewhat bland taste. While it spares the eater the unpleasantness of an over-sweetened,… Full Review »

Bergans Rondane 6L

by Ashleigh April 21, 2014

The Bergans Rondane 6 L hydration pack is a new low-profile pack that is built for high motion activities, such as trail running, hiking, skiing/snowboarding, kayaking,… Full Review »

Wojo Wallet

by Bentbrook April 20, 2014

A lightweight wallet that will hold cash, an ID, and a few credit cards. Low profile and easy to use, this wallet has the added perk of being able to float if you… Full Review »

Honey Stove

by Oliver Brotherton April 19, 2014

A great stove that has its drawbacks but is fun, environmentally friendly, versatile, and takes up virtually no space in your pack. I love this stove. I asked for… Full Review »

HammockGear Cuben Fiber Hammock Hex Tarp

by Bill "L.Dog" Garlinghouse April 18, 2014

A lightweight, hex-shaped, “cat” cut tarp, for hammocks, constructed of cuben fiber. Increase coverage while decreasing weight, but at what cost? The tarp that… Full Review »

Sea to Summit Pocket Shower

by utah backpacker April 17, 2014

Light and compact enough for backpacking. Best if you're hiking to a base camp and plan on spending a couple of nights. If you're thru-hiking, get clean in lakes… Full Review »

Hilleberg Staika

by Nordic Runner April 17, 2014

I bought this tent last year for winter use. I've used it in the Adirondacks in down to -20°F (-29°C) nights. I will try not to mention too many of the things… Full Review »

Hilleberg Akto

by Philo Palmer April 17, 2014

Top quality materials and unquestionable warranty. You get more than you pay for and the company stands behind the product. This is my second Hilleberg tent and… Full Review »

Aquaclip

by Bentbrook April 16, 2014

The Aquaclip is a lightweight, flexible add-on to standard bottles that—when snapped into place—provides a way to hang the bottle to something else. Great for… Full Review »

Dahlgren Women's Alpaca Hiking Sock

by Ayralin April 16, 2014

These are the perfect socks for hiking! I love the snug feeling, without being over-tight. They have a supportive feel over the arch. Never stretch out. Even when… Full Review »

Primus EtaPower Pot 1.7L

by JohnAbercrombie April 15, 2014

Efficient, but I had problems using it with a smaller stove. I did some testing of this style ETA Power Pot vs the flat-bottom pot from a Trangia cookset with several… Full Review »