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Recent Gear Reviews
ALPS Mountaineering Sundance 6
by Joe Hopper September 28, 2016
The ALPS Mountaineering Sundance 6 is a very solid choice for a family sized car camping tent. I am very pleased with mine. I purchased the ALPS Mountaineering… Full Review »
MSR Elixir 2
by L3vi September 28, 2016
Two-person tent tested out on the GR20 (Corsica). Resistant, light, and easy to stock! 2.6 kg with the removable ground sheet. Not that heavy if separated into… Full Review »
Sierra Designs Elite Rain Chaps
by Inga Aksamit September 27, 2016
These chaps are a lightweight alternative to regular rain pants. They shed water and have much more ventilation than rain pants. I had the opportunity to test the… Full Review »
UCO Original Candle Lantern
by DrPhun September 27, 2016
Great alternative to electric light. I confess that I have a few of these candle lanterns and have to admit I really like them, even though they are an “old technology”… Full Review »
Adventure Medical Kits Ultralight & Watertight .7
by G00SE September 27, 2016
Adventure Medical Kit’s Ultralight & Watertight .7 is a nice group first aid kit when hiking in the backcountry, paddling down the river, or car camping near… Full Review »
Big Agnes Fly Creek UL2
by Shane Ring September 27, 2016
Awesome tent, great to backpack with. Very compact, quick to set up, and has kept me dry in torrential rains and 30+ mph winds. Minus a star only because it will… Full Review »
Lowa Men's Tibet Pro GTX
by Martin Yokosawa September 26, 2016
Lowa men's Tibet Pro GTX boots are my best boots to date. I have been mountain hiking and hunting with heavy packs since the early '70s in my Vasque Whitneys. In… Full Review »
Salomon Men's X Ultra 2 GTX
by Kiarna B September 26, 2016
Great long distance hiking shoe for lightweight and reliability. Ideal for people with back issues that wish to have supportive, lightweight trail boots with ankle… Full Review »
Swiss Barefoot Company Free Your Feet (Classic Swiss)
by Saul Mini September 26, 2016
Dyneema material rubberised socks that allow you to really feel the terrain under your feet. Minimises risk of cuts when wanting to go barefoot. The FYF (Free Your… Full Review »
Firebox Gen2 Titanium Folding Firebox Nano
by Saul Mini September 26, 2016
Ultra light and portable multifuel stove that is a breeze to set up and pack up. It can fit in a shirt pocket and be set up in less than a minute. The Gen2 Titanium… Full Review »
Evernew Ti DX Set With Stove
by Benjamin Hirsch September 25, 2016
This is a lightweight stove. The burner comes to bloom quickly and it burns hotter than a Trangia stove. For boiling water, the burner is probably one of the best… Full Review »
Salomon S-Lab Adv Skin 12Set
by Tam McTavish September 25, 2016
Amazing fit, so many features, and it is variable allowing a lot of flexibility. You'll forget you're wearing it. I definitely don't run much further than 30km… Full Review »
Alpacka Raft Mule
by Mike Holmes September 25, 2016
This pack raft has been a game changer in the types of trips that I am able to do. I've owned the raft for six months and it is now a key part of my gear. I haven't… Full Review »
MSR Elixir 2
by Steffen Roller September 24, 2016
Excellent tent for an affordable price. Top option if one doesn't need an ultra light product. Well suited for paddlers if weight is less of a concern. I used this… Full Review »
Julbo Colorado
by Alex B September 23, 2016
Great bang-for-your-buck glacier glasses. I used these glacier glasses daily for 45 days on an icefield expedition. Fit: They are comfortable under a helmet, beanie,… Full Review »
Stansport Aluminum Camp Stool
by Steve Flinn September 22, 2016
The Stansport folding aluminum chair is a backpacking necessity. Also usable as a nightstand, table, pack-rest. $17, weighs 16oz. I've had one of these for 40 years. Full Review »
Patagonia Men's R1 Hoody
by T.J. September 22, 2016
Great looking and delivers the goods when active, but has limited applications. Like most everyone here I try to do as much research as I can before spending a… Full Review »
Merrell Men's Moab Mid Gore-Tex
by 300winmag September 22, 2016
These mid-height GTX versions of this boot model from Merrell are relatively light and very durable. They have a Vibram sole and leather/mesh tops with a rubber… Full Review »
Mountain Hardwear Ratio 15
by George McCall September 22, 2016
I would recommend this bag for anyone looking for a down bag on a budget. Perfect for three-season camping! I was replacing a Big Agnes mummy bag rated at 20 degrees. Full Review »
NRS PackRaft
by DebW(Massachusetts) September 22, 2016
Excellent product for getting into packrafting. Durable, easy to inflate, fine for short paddle trips away from roads. Too bulky to carry on a long backpacking… Full Review »
