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Meet David Drake, Trailspace's Reviewer of the Month

Congratulations, David Drake, Trailspace's newest Reviewer of the Month. An avid Arizona backpacker and multisport enthusiast, David wins a pair of Hillsound crampons, plus goodies from A3, Clif, Innate, Kind, NiteIze, and Trailspace. Read More »

Recent Gear Reviews

27,789 reviews

Rhythm 108 Good-For-You Dessert Bars

by NH_and_CH_Mountaineer March 11, 2014

This is a yummy, good-for-you dessert / energy bar. While not as sweet or large as a Clif Bar or PowerBar, this is a yummy treat based on natural ingredients only. Full Review »

Keen Men's Bryce Mid WP

by Ben Rivers March 10, 2014

These boots are great to take on the trail, especially when there is a possibility of wet conditions. The waterproof, breathable boots make for a comfortable trip! Full Review »

DZ Laboratories dznuts Pro

by LoneStranger March 10, 2014

dznuts is designed as a high viscosity body lubricant for cycling but it works well for any activity where body friction can lead to problems. Made from plant derived… Full Review »

Lowa Men's Renegade II GTX Mid

by Greytourist March 9, 2014

Comfortable, nicely constructed, light hiker boot that bites back on multi-day walks. Those who are considering this amazingly comfortable out of the box boot should… Full Review »

Keen Erickson PCT

by LoneStranger March 9, 2014

Serious boot for serious trails. Sturdy and well constructed the Keen Erickson PCT is both comfortable and reliable. As with most Keen boots the Erickson PCT has… Full Review »

Lowe Alpine AirZone Quest 27

by Greytourist March 8, 2014

Best daypack I have ever owned. It actually works well for a person with a longer torso, and no other trampoline suspension backpack I have tried is as comfortable… Full Review »

ESEE Knives ESEE-4 with Kydex Sheath

by deannam March 8, 2014

Best for survival or bushcraft. Heavy but durable. Full tang. Optional serrated edge or straight edge. Can get multiple color handles or blades. Lifetime warranty,… Full Review »

Light My Fire Swedish FireSteel Scout

by PNW_John March 8, 2014

The Light-My-Fire Scout is a dependable tool for starting a fire or lighting a stove. For me, it has worked in every condition and has become my primary method. Full Review »

Kelty Men's Coyote 4750

by Mike Ruiz March 8, 2014

This was my first internal frame pack and it has worked great for me. I haven't done anything too rugged with it, just a few weekend trips so far, but I'd be confident… Full Review »

3M Cavit Temporary Filling

by Sean Van Cleve March 8, 2014

In short, this is the best industry standard for a temporary filling if a tooth breaks when out and about. This may not be ideal for many (I'm a WFR and backcountry… Full Review »

Sawyer Permethrin Repellent for Clothing

by LoneStranger March 8, 2014

Easy to use and long lasting this bug treatment really works. If you visit buggy areas or are concerned about ticks at home or on trail this stuff is peace of mind… Full Review »

Lowe Alpine Axiom Alpamayo ND55:75

by second gear March 7, 2014

Features upon features upon features! For the right person, this pack can handle up to 70 pounds. Its feature-rich design can handle the weekend warrior to the… Full Review »

Adidas Men's Terrex Fast X GTX

by maddix March 7, 2014

This is a solid under-ankle trail shoe (less weight that a traditional hiking boot). The rubber outsole is made by a tire company LOL! Don't be fooled this is no… Full Review »

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 »