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Recent Gear Reviews
Eagles Nest Outfitters SlapStrap
by KiwiKlimber July 28, 2014
The SlapStraps are ENO's most basic suspension system. They work fine but lack versatility — a much desired characteristic in the backcountry when scoping out… Full Review »
Therm-a-Rest Z-Rest
by Adrian Turner July 28, 2014
The Z-Rest is a Therm-a-Rest product, but it's not an air-filled type — rather it's closed cell foam. It's light, durable, and versatile. I've had this one for… Full Review »
Eagles Nest Outfitters DoubleNest
by KiwiKlimber July 25, 2014
A versatile, portable, comfortable and easily accessible option for overnight sleeping or just a quick rest. Compresses to a size slightly larger than a grapefruit. Full Review »
The North Face Nebula Tent
by Le Roux Hugo July 24, 2014
This is the most versatile, spacious, lightweight tent period. I bought my Nebula tent 15 years ago in London. I traveled extensively and camped in Canada's National… Full Review »
Injinji Trail 2.0 Midweight Mini-Crew
by Rockup July 23, 2014
These socks are great for hiking! I love these socks! They fit perfectly and really do help prevent blisters. I got some terrible blisters on my toes and the balls… Full Review »
Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2
by Rockup July 23, 2014
Very lightweight and great for solo or two-person backpacking. Overall, I really like this tent so far. It is light and packs up quite small and is also quite easy… Full Review »
Therm-a-Rest Men's Trail Lite
by GCap48 July 22, 2014
Simple, lightweight, and comfortable. Great for a weekend car camping adventure or a backpacking trip in the backwoods. I've been using the Thermarest Trail Lite… Full Review »
Darn Tough Team Micro Crew
by Adam Jepson July 22, 2014
Hiking or running, these socks will keep your feet comfortable for miles and miles. Highly recommended! My wife got me these socks as a Valentine's Day gift...don't… Full Review »
Benchmade 940 Osborne
by RTG Inc. July 21, 2014
An excellent, lightweight knife with a reasonable blade length and a unique tip design. The 940 Osborne is great for everyday carry, and is best suited for light… Full Review »
SmartWool Men's Hiking Ultra Light Mini
by G00SE July 21, 2014
After dismissing this sock as sub-par, I have a new found appreciation of them. They are not a great hiking sock, but they are pretty decent for running and cycling. Full Review »
Rossignol SOUL 7
by Phil Bamford July 21, 2014
Does nearly everything brilliantly. There was a time when I took three pairs of skis with me to the mountains: piste, powder, and touring skis. Each was ideal for… Full Review »
Hamhock Outdoor Gear Feed Bag
by Ashjannoel July 20, 2014
This product has me super stoked. Not only does it keep your hands from getting burned while cooking backpacking food, but it keeps the food warm until the very… Full Review »
L.L.Bean Mountain Light XT 3-Person Tent
by Sheila Goss July 19, 2014
We actually have a prior year's model (rust and light grey), which supposedly has been improved for this year's green model. Hard to imagine how they could improve… Full Review »
Good To-Go Herbed Mushroom Risotto
by Lah July 19, 2014
This is a fresh, healthy, and tasty alternative to the every growing line of pre-packaged backpacker meals. While the recommended re-hydration period is quite a… Full Review »
SOLKOA Fastfire Fire Starting Kit
by Bentbrook July 18, 2014
A good fire kit for anyone who may need to light a fire—camper, backpacker, hunter, or stranded traveler—especially under adverse conditions. Just familiarize… Full Review »
MSR MicroRocket
by FromSagetoSnow July 18, 2014
I'd love to tell you something bad about this stove, but I can't. This spring/summer I have been using the Micro Rocket as my go-to stove in an effort to lighten… Full Review »
The North Face Tadpole 2
by Brooke Robison July 17, 2014
This tent is based on the ever popular Tadpole. The design is a definite improvement over the regular Tadpole mostly in the weight dept. It is also designated as… Full Review »
Petzl e+LITE
by Daniel Bortz July 17, 2014
A functional headlamp for weight-conscious backpackers, who don't do a lot of night hiking. This lamp has been my go-to backpacking light for a few years. It isn't… Full Review »
Asolo Men's Khumbu
by mark russell July 17, 2014
Excellent boot all-around. Excellent traction in all terrain, completely waterproof. Comfortable and cool. Very good impact resistance, very well-made boot for… Full Review »
Sterno Folding Stove
by Belinda Frost July 16, 2014
A real back pack-able solution to your food cooking problems. A simple folding design that folds flat for easy carrying. Stove will hold a heavy pot. Front door… Full Review »
