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Review: Kelty Windfoil Ultralight
Mine is still going strong since 1997 through heavy use and a fair amount of neglect. It's kept me bone dry except for the times the ground was too hard for stakes,… Read More »
Review: CiloGear 60L Worksack
Great climbing pack for long climbing trips. Carries very well and its modular design allows it to be used for nearly all aspects of a big trip. Not the best for… Read More »
Review: Arc'teryx Men's Acto MX Hoody
Go-to jacket for almost all activities in the colder months. Layers well and is great to use alone. A hidden gem in the Arc'teryx clothing line. The Arc'teryx Acto… Read More »
Review: Arc'teryx Nozone 35
This is a great light pack for long adventure climbing. Can carry enough for the climb and a bivy or two depending on how light you go. Well thought out features… Read More »
Review: Therm-a-Rest NeoAir
Still one of the lightest and most comfortable backpacking pads on the market. It is a bit noisy narrow, but works better than other pads. Great for all activities,… Read More »
Review: Marmot Men's Zion Jacket
This is a great softshell for shoulder season skiing and for all winter climbing. Extremely breathable, durable, and waterproof. Marmot Zion Jacket Size: LargeCatalog… Read More »
Review: BioLite CampStove
I tried charging an iPhone 4, a Hero 2 GoPro, 4-AA batteries, a Nook and some speakers. I thought it may be hard to start a fire in such a small opening but just… Read More »
Review: Therm-a-Rest NeoAir
Light, comfortable, packs up small. Basically, there are three different types of backpacking mattresses, the familiar blue or yellow closed-cell foamies, the 'self-inflatable'… Read More »
Review: GSI Halulite Minimalist Cookset
Great for 1 person, good for 2 people, this pot handles both your dinner and your morning coffee while being extremely light and durable. Fits around 24 oz water,… Read More »
Review: Deuter Futura Pro 42
Great weekender backpack with incredible organization and storage possibilities. Mesh AND zippered pockets on the side, waterproof zippered pocket, top compartment,… Read More »
Review: FlyWeight Designs FlytePacker Packraft
The Flytepacker raft by Flyweight Designs is a great lightweight stillwater rafting option for mountain lake fishing. The $299 price tag and weight of less than… Read More »
Review Your Gear to Win a Hyperlite Mountain Gear Pack
Review your outdoor gear now through June 2 and you could win an ultralight 2400 Southwest backpack from Hyperlite Mountain Gear. Constructed from a rip-stop Cuben Fiber/polyester hybrid material, it's durable, lightweight, and waterproof ($260 value). Read More »
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MontBell U.L. Super Spiral Down Hugger #5
Love this bag. Quality construction, no cold spots, packs down small. I use this with a sea to summit 15 degree liner and its a perfect 2 season…
Vasque Breeze 2.0 GTX
Good boot for waterproofing and heavier hiking or backpacking. These are great boots if you are looking for a heavier boot for longer trips…
GoLite Pyramid Peak Convertible Pant
These are DWR convertable pants that are lightweight. These are good for hiking and in light rain. I bought these pants and within the first…
Sierra Designs Genesis 3.0 Parka
A good parka that's served me well over the years, but has shrunk a bit after more than a decade. It still serves its purpose quite well, and…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 18, 2013
Sierra Zip Ztove
It's a good choice if you don't want to fool with making sure you have enough fuel. I carry mine around for quick meals on the trail, even though…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 18, 2013
Vivo Barefoot Legacy
Another great shoe by Vivo! This minimalist shoe is a must have for any hikers out there who prefer breathability and maneuverability over ankle…
Columbia River Eat'N Tool
For what it is, the Eat'N Tool gets the job done well, and then some. It's one small piece of metal that functions as a spork, can opener, flat…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 18, 2013
Review: ShearBan
Eliminates friction (and blisters!) in boots and shoes. Easy to apply. I'll try to keep this short. A few years ago, I got frostbite on my big toe and the tips… Read More »
Bill S Wins a Montane Mountain Star Jacket
Congratulations, Bill S! For sharing your review of your Platypus GravityWorks Filter System, you've won a lightweight Mountain Star windshirt, thanks to Montane (worth $84). Read More »
Review: GSI N-Form Pot Gripper
GSI Outdoors solves the problem they created by only including one pot gripper with their cooksets, and introduces this ala-carte accessory to do what you thought… Read More »
Review: Camp-Tek Microburst
If you've ever owned a pad that ISN'T self-inflating, you've probably asked yourself why you ever bought it in the first place, despite any and all benefits it… Read More »
Review: Mountainsmith Rain Cover
Does what is suppose to do—keep your gear dry, but there are better products out there. This rain cover was included with my first backpack—a discontinued MS… Read More »
Review: Outdoor Research Force 9 Sombrero
If you want a comfortable storm hat that will keep your head dry in downpours and the rain out of your face, this is it. I am a hat person and this is my favorite. Read More »
Review: Coghlan's Six Egg Holder
Coughlan's delivers a simple plastic case to ensure your eggs make it to their destination. Bought one of these egg holders because I refuse to take anything larger… Read More »
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