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Swing Trek Liteflex Umbrella

This trekking umbrella is a great multi-use piece of gear. It is ultra lightweight and offers protection from sun and rain, keeps you cooler, you can use it hands-free, and it does much more. This is a review of the silver reflective-coated Swing Trek Liteflex Trek umbrella. I am not connected to the maker of this umbrella in any way. I got it on a good sale from Amazon, it typically retails for $40-$45. This umbrella has been licensed and marketed through a lot of different channels, so this umbrella… Full review

Allett RFID Slim Sport Wallet

Extremely lightweight slim sport wallet. The latest in RFID protection for your credit cards. If you are an ounce counter like I am and are also looking for the latest in RFID protection for your credit card information than this wallet is for you. Allett's RFID Slim Sport wallet is perfect for not only the trail but everyday use. With a Nappa leather exterior and an interior of thin nylon, the wallet can hold up to 10 credit cards in its opposing pockets. The money slot is compatible with American,… Full review

Arc'teryx Rho LTW Neck Gaiter

This is a lightweight and very warm gaiter. I have brought it on my last three trips snowshoeing. This gaiter is comfy and fits perfectly (one size fits all). It is breathable material and also did not make me sweat. It kept me warm when I needed it and was easy to take off and store in coat pocket when I did not need it.  Full review

Arc'teryx Rho LTW Neck Gaiter

Warm, comfortable, and comforting—these are three words I would use to describe the Arc'teryx Rho LTW Neck Gaiter. Combined with a comfy wool beanie, the Rho LTW replaces (sort of) the balaclava normally in my pack. Okay, first off, can someone tell me how to even say Arc'teryx? My best guess is Ark-tur-ex.  Anyway, I received the Rho LTW Neck Gaiter as part of the prize package for being a Reviewer of the Month in 2016. The gaiter arrived post-winter and sat in a box until October just waiting… Full review

Arc'teryx Conveyor Belt

Small is perfect for my 32" waist. On the stiff side and annoying to tighten. Insert belt through hole in buckle and then out second hole, pull belt tight at buckle and pull slack through second hole. I do have to make adjustments every so often. Full review

Allett Ultra Slim Original Wallet

The Allett Ultra Slim Original wallet is so thin that you can hardly feel it in your pocket. Has all the slots and folds one needs for cash or credit cards. Recommended for all outdoor activities due to its light weight and slim nature, but be careful not to have cards fall out. I received this Allett Ultra Slim Original wallet as a trial for test and review from the manufacturer. It is minimally stylish but considering its use during outdoor activities that is not an issue for me. It has four slots… Full review

GPM Kit Outdoor Applications Belt

So what is different about the GPM Kit Belt? Well, for one, no buckle. And at first glance, no real way to anchor it aside from some hook and look fastener which appears to be in the wrong places. As I said, appears...There are two different models depending on your needs (or wants). The Outdoor Applications Belt is a narrower version that will work well with most belt loop sizes. The Combat Applications Belt is designed for the more “tactical” crowd, whether that need is professional, or amateur,… Full review

Lawson Equipment Technora ToughLaces

They feel super strong, but you better double knot them! I have a pair of Asolo Plasmic shoes that have eaten up their original shoelaces. I think the metal eyelets are just too abrasive for a traditional lace. After reading JRinGerogia's review of the laces I decided to order a pair. Unfortunately they were dealing with Hurricane Matthew at the time so my order took over a month to process. However, eventually my laces showed up and I quickly re-laced my shoes. The aglets are steel and a bit thick… Full review

DueNorth Foot Rubz

A little massage ball that alleviates sore feet after a long day on the trail. Disclaimer: Massage and acupressure are medical practices conducted by trained professionals. I am, in no way, a trained massage therapist nor a podiatrist. This review is not intended to promote any specific medical practices. The Foot Rubz massage ball is a small rubber ball that helps my sore feet recover from strenuous hikes. The ball is approximately the size of a squash ball (or slightly smaller than a racquetball)… Full review