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Recent Gear Reviews
Tarptent Notch
by erin Koth March 7, 2014
Used this for solo backpacking and random short car-camping adventures. Sets up quick, handles wind and rain amazingly well, and you can hardly feel it in your… Full Review »
Black Rock Gear Original Black Rock Hat
by G00SE March 6, 2014
The Black Rock Hat is a 900-fill Goose Down Beanie that became my new best friend during the Winter of 2014. Though price is a consideration, I have found it to… Full Review »
Katadyn Pocket
by David Drake March 6, 2014
With more thought than I ever imagined, I cast my Katadyn Pocket's intake hose into the most vile, disgusting, putrescent, foulness I could possibly imagine…… Full Review »
Baffin Men's Impact
by LoneStranger March 6, 2014
Well insulated and completely waterproof these boots are great for bitter winter cold and times when things are less frozen too. Not for serious climbing but perfect… Full Review »
Outdoor Research Women's Ferrosi Shorts
by OutdoorKelly March 4, 2014
The most comfortable, versatile hiking shorts I own! I love these shorts! They are comfortable, lightweight, breathable, and look great on the trail! I've even… Full Review »
Exped SynMat 9 Pump DLX
by Annabelle the NannyBear March 4, 2014
This lightweight, warmly insulated, extremely comfortable sleeping mat is the intrepid backpacker's best friend. Exped hit the jackpot with this tough, built-in… Full Review »
Redfeather Men's Hike
by G00SE March 3, 2014
As a relative novice to snowshoeing, I found the Redfeather Hike to be easy to put on, natural to hike in, and comfortable. They outperformed the snowshoes I rented… Full Review »
Salomon Active Insulated Belt
by OutdoorKelly March 3, 2014
A great hydration option for a light trip in the backcountry. The Salomon Active Insulated Belt is my go-to for hydration on short winter excursions. I bought it… Full Review »
Kelty Trail Ridge 3
by LoneStranger March 3, 2014
Family sized tent light enough for backpacking without being crazy expensive. Well designed for easy set up despite the size and handles weather well. Kelty has… Full Review »
Hillsound Trail Crampon Pro
by OutdoorKelly March 2, 2014
A welcome necessity to any slippery slope! I like these crampons so much that I am willing to post a somewhat embarrassing photo of myself scampering up a section… Full Review »
Outdoor Research Women's Ferrosi Jacket
by OutdoorKelly March 2, 2014
The perfect addition to any outdoor excursion! I wear the OR Ferrosi soft shell in every season! It's the perfect outer layer in the summer when I need something… Full Review »
Outdoor Research Aria Down Vest
by OutdoorKelly March 2, 2014
This is a great vest that is warm and lightweight. It is a favorite of mine on and off the trail. The Aria Down Vest by Outdoor Research is one of my backcountry… Full Review »
Fiskars Loop Handle Bypass Pruner w/ Carabiner Clip
by David Drake February 28, 2014
An inordinate item on its own; incorporated with my gear, this pruner has permanently become a significant part of my comprehensive backpacking inventory. Trail… Full Review »
Eureka! Dualis ST Large
by theonecanoe February 27, 2014
Looking for a great sleeping pad to take along on your next winter outing? Look no further than the Eureka! Dualis ST sleeping pad. When winter comes and we cannot… Full Review »
Columbia Bug Me Not Cachalot
by Daniel Oates February 27, 2014
Provides perfect protection from the sun without being obtrusive. Its folding bill and lightweight material make it easy to stow away. Flap can be tucked away and… Full Review »
Patagonia Lightweight Alpine Beanie
by andrew f. February 27, 2014
This is a years-old Patagonia beanie, the lightweight in my arsenal. This is the one I wear when I want something on my head, but am moving fast and generating… Full Review »
SmartWool Cuffed Beanie
by andrew f. February 27, 2014
A super smooth all wool double layer beanie. The quality of the merino wool here is outstanding — you won't find a smoother and more comfortably finished wool… Full Review »
Under Armour ColdGear Infrared Fleece Storm Beanie
by andrew f. February 27, 2014
This is a very comfortable and warmer than average beanie for outdoor activities. It has a fleece exterior and a polyester/elastic inner layer that claims to wick… Full Review »
Gerber Profile Fixed Drop Point
by MaloFlyer February 26, 2014
The Gerber Profile is one of the top camp knives you'll find. With its durability and corrosion resistance you won't need to buy another for another for awhile. Full Review »
NiteCore HC50
by Sean Harrison February 26, 2014
An incredibly powerful headlamp for those who demand performance. If you demand top of the line performance this is the headlamp for you. 100 degree flood beam… Full Review »
