Review: The North Face Women's Verbera Hiker GTX

Light hiker: Nice and light! Waterproof but breathable—I hiked 15 miles, 92 degrees in Florida with wool socks and didn't think my feet got too hot. These boots… Read More »

Review: Granite Gear Alpha

This is the best dog pack that money can buy. Granite Gear in my opinion makes the very best dog packs. I used the Alpha pack for my dog when I thru hiked the Appalachian… Read More »

Review: Granite Gear Long Howl

This is the best dog pack that money can buy. Granite Gear in my opinion makes the very best dog packs. I used the Alpha pack for my dog when I thru hiked the Appalachian… Read More »

Review: SOL Escape Bivvy

The SOL Escape Bivvy is excellent for campers who don't use tents, but prefer to use a tarp or sleep under the stars. It in conjunction with a sleeping bag can… Read More »

Review: Texsport 1 Quart Aluminum Canteen

This canteen has served me very well as a means of having a day's worth of water easily accessible on your belt. I'd recommend this canteen to any adventurer who… Read More »

Review: Tarptent Notch

Henry Shires' Tarptent Notch is a solid performing, lightweight, solo shelter. It has two vestibules as well as two doors to enter/exit and access items. It can… Read More »

Review: Gerber Profile Fine Edge Drop Point

This foldable-locking knife is great for trekking and 'around-the-camp' activities and jobs. The knife locks in place when fully extended and is very easy to use. Read More »

Review Your Gear to Win Cuben-Fiber HMG Southwest Pack

Have you shared your review yet? Review your outdoor gear by Sunday, June 2, and you could win a 2400 Southwest Cuben-fiber pack, thanks to Hyperlite Mountain Gear. Read More »

Review: 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 I've been having it… Read More »

Review: Gregory Savant 58 Pack

First of all the "Weekend Pack" category is misleading. You can easily stay out longer. I almost didn't buy it for that reason and now I am glad I own it. It is… Read More »

Review: Heritage Kayaks Redfish 14

This is a great fishing kayak designed with an angler in mind. It has usable space, as well as storage for all your gear. Handles on both sides, and at both ends,… Read More »

Review: Pat's Backcountry Beverages Carbonator Bottle

Pat's Backcountry Beverage Carbonator. I love sipping back a cold soda after a hard day's hike, climb, etc. but hate carrying the weight. With Pat's Backcountry… Read More »

Review: ProBar Old School PB&J Bar

Nuts, nuts and more nuts. OK, technically seeds but still really yummy. Touted as a meal replacement bar, this offering is a nutrient dense bar with nearly 400… Read More »

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Hyperlite Mountain Gear 2400 Southwest

Hyperlite Mountain Gear 2400 Southwest

a very useful backpack with a lot of space and very easy to carry. when my stuff is in this back pack i feel free to go anywhere in any weather,…
Mountainsmith Day

Mountainsmith Day

A grab and go pack good for travelers that want space for minimum safety items plus all the comfort of a back-pack. I've used mountainmith products…
Tubbs Wilderness Series

Tubbs Wilderness Series

Good all-around snowshoe that's worked well for me on both gentle terrain and in the backcountry. The bindings are easy to use and the crampons…
TrekSta Assault GTX

TrekSta Assault GTX

Good snug fit for ascending or descending. They are not comfortable like a running shoe, but not unformfortable either. Very good stability…
Big Agnes Insulated Air Core

Big Agnes Insulated Air Core

Great pad that's kept me camping in comfort, but this review is more about Big Agnes' outstanding warranty support. My experience with this…
The North Face Paramount Cargo Short

The North Face Paramount Cargo Short

Bought an earlier version of these shorts in 2002. Have put them through all kinds of abuse since then. They are still going strong and the…

Perfect fitness cooling towel

It is a exercise cooling towel made of a hyper-evaporative material. You are suppose to wet it, wring it, and then wrap it around your neck.
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Review: A3 Honey Graham & S'Mores

A nice little crispy snack bar, good s'mores flavor. A3 Action Snax Honey Graham & S’mores I like S’mores. Anything s’mores flavored always grabs my attention. Read More »

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 »

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