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Coleman Stainless Steel Flask
Never leave it behind when I hit the bush (Lol funny). God bless John Jameson... he had to have been a backpacker.
reviewed by shenora1116
February 6, 2013
Lightload Towels
Kick Ass Towels!!! Really cool little towels. I bought a two pack on Amazon for under $5. The have the texture of a cross between a shamwow…
reviewed by shenora1116
February 6, 2013
Terramar Helix Crew
Nice! Comfy and flexible. Not terribly breathable, but I can deal. So far so good. Works as expected. Nothing noteworthy.
Under Armour ColdGear Fitted Legging
Warm and comfortable coldgear. Worth the money, I wear them every time I go out hiking in the winter. I have had them for a couple years and…
Mountain Climbing Gear Climbing Holds
These holds are just the right texture, size, and shape for me. These holds are for my training woody which I built in my basement a few weeks…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
February 6, 2013
CamelBak L.U.X.E.
This bag goes into my top-ten best purchases of all-time. I've used this for so many different activities. It's originally designed for biking,…
SmartWool PhD Outdoor Medium Crew Sock
Great product, but short-term life. The socks will be warm and comfortable, but only for about one season. I love these socks. They are comfy…
Petzl Duo LED 14
Lightweight, semi-durable, and affordable headlight useful for a variety of things, especially caving. Can last a long time if well treated.
Terramar Thermolator II Pant
Some may find these polyester/spandex blend baselayer bottoms to be a little lightweight for the midweight promise, but they've served me very…
reviewed by T.J.
February 6, 2013
Maglite Mini Maglite Pro 2-AA Cell LED
Best light that I own!!! I promise!!! Coolest little light I own. After I took it with me for a weekend hike, it's the only one I bring. It's…
reviewed by shenora1116
February 5, 2013
Gerber Gator Machete
Junk! Stay clear of this thing. Broke within the first 2 hours of use. We do a lot of bushwacking here in the south. A good strong machete can…
reviewed by shenora1116
February 5, 2013
Gerber Bear Grylls Ultimate Multitool
Not a bad lil multi tool for the price. Much better deal than the so called 'ultimate survival knife'. I was shocked to see how cool this lil…
reviewed by shenora1116
February 5, 2013
Gibbs Smith 98.6 Degrees - The Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive!
Best survival book ever. It's a must-read for any outdoorsman. I would and have recommended this book to anyone in search of outdoor survival.
reviewed by shenora1116
February 5, 2013
Kelty Pawnee 55
This thing is so comfy! It fits snugly around the waist and has killer back support. One of the best packs for the price! This is a solid backpack.
Power Pot The PowerPot
Bought one on their Kickstarter last year, and boy was it worth the wait! I'm getting pretty respectable charge times with a simple MSR stove…
REI Stratus Insulated Air Pad
Lightweight and comfortable. I really like this pad, but wish it had a slightly higher R value. I took it out for the first time in January…
Tarptent StratoSpire 2
100% waterproof, two doors, two large vestibules. Trekking poles required. BOMB PROOF. Removable netting, bathtub floor. Puts up and takes down…
reviewed by Gambit
February 5, 2013
Packit Gourmet Jamaican Peanut Porridge
I had high hopes for something a little more exotic than instant oat meal but just as easy, but this isn't it. The taste was good but the texture…
reviewed by Tÿcho
February 5, 2013
Galibier Super Guide
These are by far the best mountain boots ever conceived. The boots are of a very heavy leather that will last for better than a quarter century…
Royal Robbins Zharen L/S Shirt
I purchased this shirt for hiking and working outdoors in the sun. It is an extremely hot shirt to wear and quite uncomfortable in the warmer…
EMS Liner Hat
This liner hat can be used as a warm layer on its own down to chilly temps, and really works well when coupled with a heavier wind-blocking…
REI Base Camp 6
Base Camp 6 is a well designed, well made family tent. Freestanding with a generous vestibule it is hard to come up anything not to like. This…
Hi-Tec Nova 30
The hip pad doesn't work. The steel buckle rubs directly onto my right hip. The pack tends to ride a bit high, even when I lengthen the shoulder…
The North Face Snowshoe 3D
Construction is decent but not impressive. Warm is way overrated compared to other 0 degree bags I have had in the past. This is NOT a 0 degree…
Salomon Ranger Custom Air BT Helmet
The Salomon Ranger Custom Air BT helmet is the best helmet I have used as yet. The features of the bluetooth are excellent and the sound is…
Brunton 10B Baseplate Compass
Really good, basic compass for begining map readers. I think this is a really great compass for those just starting out in the outdoors, or…
reviewed by shenora1116
February 2, 2013
Gerber Bear Grylls Ultimate Knife
OK, I understand a good many people like this knife. Although I see some good qualities in it, the bad ones outweigh the good. First of all,…
reviewed by shenora1116
February 2, 2013
LiquidLogic Hoss
The Liquid Logic Hoss was actually my first whitewater boat, and I still have it. The Hoss is a great river runner that can also catch a wave…
Eagles Nest Outfitters Ember Underquilt
Returned it the same day I got it. First, if you looked at the review with the video, let me say the unit I got no longer has the shock cords…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
February 2, 2013
Hillsound Trail Crampon
Keeps you vertical on icy, frozen surfaces, providing you with the ability to get where you want to go when snowshoes are not the preferred…
reviewed by James Close
February 2, 2013
Mountain Hardwear Tempo Windstopper Jacket
Excellent mid-weight layer in winter hiking; wicking sweat perfectly and stopping wind well! Sizing is "athletic" (read small) and sleeves are…
Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2
This tent is great. It's basically a 1-man castle! I have used this tent in all types of weather and never had any problems with it. Setup:…
reviewed by CALAMUCCI
February 1, 2013
Terramar SmartSilk Tights
Worth every penny. They feel fantastic, not too tight, with just enough stretch. These will definitely keep you warm. I have used them for skiing…
Kelty Redwing 50
Fantastic pack for the money. Comfortable, rugged and stylish. I can fit a lot of gear in this pack. It still fits in my trunk. Fits perfect.
Marmot Rockstar Pant
Comfortable, non-baggy, stretchy pants to use in all 3-season activities. I have seached for a pant like this to complement my Railrider Eco-mesh…
The North Face Ultra 105 GTX XCR
Good stiff soled running shoe. Decent traction. This is my third pair of these shoes. I have worn them trail running, hiking, trekking, and…
reviewed by RodneyBuck
February 1, 2013
Black Diamond Bbee
Probably the most minimal pack you can buy, great quality, simple and great value. I was after a small, no-frills pack for resort snowboarding…
Pro-tec Classic Snow Helmet
Simple and effective lid with understated utilitarian style. The Pro-tec Classic snow is pretty basic, but I like that. The version I've got…
Outdoor Products Firefly
Love this pack. The thing is HUGE! First off, I was really surprised as to how good this pack was because it was so cheap. $40 @ Acadamy. It's…
reviewed by shenora1116
January 31, 2013
Maxpedition Falcon II Backpack
Great pack for day hikes or if you're into less being more. Had this pack for about a year now, and I really dig it. 1520 cu in, though it's…
reviewed by shenora1116
January 31, 2013
Coghlan's Four Function Whistle
Not too bad of a small tool. I keep this lil deal clipped to a strap on my pack just for a quick glance to get my heading. I would never use…
reviewed by shenora1116
January 31, 2013
Energizer 6-LED HeadLight
Pretty good little headlamp. Built tough, and holds a good battery life. Cool light, I've never had any problems out of it. I've used it on…
reviewed by shenora1116
January 31, 2013
Hilleberg Nallo 2 GT
Rain proof, warm for Brazilian south highlands and only 2,6kg. Much better than famous brands. I recomended for everybody from Brazilian south…
reviewed by Nelson Brügger
January 31, 2013
Clif Chocolate Brownie Bar
To keep it simple... these things taste way better than any of the other brands out there, guys. You know what it's like to grab the new brand…
reviewed by shenora1116
January 31, 2013
KA-BAR Becker Companion
This thing is a BEAST!!!! Glad to be the first to review one of the best items of gear that I own. I would advise anyone spending time in the…
reviewed by shenora1116
January 31, 2013
Terramar EC2 Transport
This is a great base layer that lets moisture transport to the next layer. It does not retain odor and dries very quickly I have used the EC2…
Arc'teryx Sabre Pant
The best ski pants I have ever owned. Perfect for lift served skiing and colder backcountry tours. I acquired these pants through a product…
Terramar TXO 3.0 Body-Sensors
Great base layers for both warmth and comfort. Fit extremely well and keep out the cold! I hate the cold weather. Despise it, which is odd,…
The North Face Gold Kazoo
This is a good, all-around, bag for three-season use. I bought this bag instead of the Blue Kazoo as I already had a 20 degree bag. When I got…
eGear Photon 3 Micro Light
It's sturdy, light and practical. These mini lights by Photon should be the only unbreakable lights you consider for your camping. For those…
Big Agnes Fly Creek UL1
Weight rivals many ultralight shelters. This tent is lightweight, packs small and has a nice option to go even lighter with the "fast fly" set…
reviewed by mjidaho
January 31, 2013
Mountain House Seafood Chowder
This stuff is awesome! Why don't they sell it in 2-person servings anymore? This is my all time favorite camping/backpacking food! Unfortunately…
reviewed by greenninja5150
January 31, 2013
Outdoor Products Threshold Trailstar Gaiter
A good inexpensive gaiter that provides dirt and snow protection for your shoes. Water resistant to an extent. Not wanting to spend too much…
reviewed by mangus7175
January 31, 2013
Kako IceTrekkers Chains
Great ice traction devices that does not cost too much. Best used for icy streets or light snow. I recently purchased a pair of Kako IceTrekker…
reviewed by mangus7175
January 31, 2013
ExOfficio GeoTrek'r Long-Sleeve Shirt
If you only have room to bring along one extra shirt — or can only wear one shirt to begin with — no matter where it is you are going, this…
reviewed by James Kennedy
January 31, 2013
Asolo Sasslong GV
Don't buy Asolo just because of the name... try them on for a while! I really l thought I had a winner with these, and gave up after trying…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 31, 2013
L.L. Bean Gore-Tex Cresta Hikers, Leather
Very rugged well made boot. It's heavy, but is a good value for its class. I bought mine in 2005. They were my first serious pair of hiking…
Exped Polaris
Superbe tent in all respects save one: not much room for extended stays in tent during storms. The Polaris is a work of art-- eVent fabric means…
Mountain Hardwear Mtn Speed 32
Excellent silky finish outside orange and inside black, top quality, extremely light, very packable. I used the regular size and fitted me ok,…
Garcia Backpackers' Cache
Simple to use but, very large. This is everything you need in bear country. It has a lot of space, simple to use, and works great. However,…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 31, 2013
Black Diamond Orbit
Great little lantern for backpacking! Lightweight, compact, great light output. I bought this lantern from REI (in the green color) at the end…
reviewed by ashnicole
January 31, 2013
Leatherman Micra
Pound for pound the best multi-tool to date! Sufficient for repairs on the trail, and as a first aid-aid! I've owned this Micra for over fifteen…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 30, 2013
Snow Peak GigaPower Auto
Rock solid reliable stove, lights every time, good flame control and very stable pot supports. Not the lightest and subject to the wind, but…
Scarpa ZG 40 GTX
I recently made the trek on the Kokoda Trail in Papua New Guinea, 8 solid days in these shoes and they were faultless. Great breathability important…
Saucony ProGrid Razor 2.0
Great for stream crossing/off trail recovery! Better than any slippers when you're over 25 miles from any car!!! I'm never having any problem…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 29, 2013
Sof Sole Fit High Arch Insoles
This is someone's great product, but NOT MINE. Painful in arch area (please read review). These insoles felt really great when I tried them…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 29, 2013
Superfeet Green
The best insole I've found so far... Great fit for a narrow foot with a high arch. I've been very satisfied with the high arch SuperFeet. I…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 29, 2013
Icebreaker 260 Midweight LS Crewe
Great winter weight shirt! Nice heavy weight, but not too hot when worn in warm weather! Men's M fits great (slim fit) for 5'10"/160lbs. This…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 29, 2013
Gregory Z40
Most comfortable pack I have owned. Great padding without being to cumbersome. Great from travel, day and multi-day hikes. I have had this bag…
Mountain Hardwear Alchemy Jacket
Awesome jacket! My go-to spring/fall outer layer. This jacket is great. I wear it when it's not raining, or in the light mist. It really blocks…
Gregory Denali Pro 105
As advertised. Well built heavy hauler. I bought this pack for a 10-day Dall sheep hunt in the Brooks Range. My main criteria were weight carrying,…
MontBell Crushable Lantern Shade
This featherweight is the coolest new piece of gear I've come across in years! It attaches to your headlamp... INCREDIBLE!!! This little cylinder…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 29, 2013
66°North Surtsey Hat
Nice hat, but not as tough as the vikings that designed it. Internal wind barrier is a nice plus. I initially liked this hat when I first got…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 29, 2013
Arc'teryx Epsilon AR Jacket
Excellent, highly breathable mid-layer, or cool weather outer! Very water resistant, very abrasion resistant. Comfortable fit Men's M fits great,…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 29, 2013
Timberland Euro Hiker
Comfort and durability wrapped up in one, but oh so much more. These boots are something to talk about. They are very comfortable with little…
Kayland Vertigo
Very tough, extremely well made boot! Grippy aggressive tread, excellent ankle support. Warm enough for cold weather, will not overheat in summer!
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 28, 2013
GoLite Demaree Canyon 800 Fill Down Jacket
This is a great 800 fill down jacket! Not too puffy, not too flat for high quality goose down. The Men's M/M is a perfect fit for 5'10"/160lbs.
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 28, 2013
MSR PackTowl Personal
Xl lime green camp towel. My lady got me the XL packtowel and was surprised on how big it actually is. Way too big for backpacking but might…
Osprey Hornet 24
AWESOME PACK! This pack has done two 25+ mile treks in the middle of Wisconsin winters loaded with a bladder, safety gear, and of course food.
Snow Peak GigaPower Auto
Overall, good canister stove. I like the four arm supports. It seems more stable than the PocketRocket I used to have. For warmer weather this…
Petzl TacTikka
This is a good, bright headlamp. I like the adjustability from bright to medium to dim to flashing. The red lens is good for moving around in…
Sierra Designs Pyro 0
Good overall lightweight down sleeping bag. I had been looking for a down bag for sometime and stumbled across this one. I got a killer deal.
Osprey Exos 46
I looked at this bag because a review I read said it had a great weight transfer susupension system. I took it home and packed it up and it's…
Marmot Helium
Nice materials, very light, looks well made. VERY slim fitting. I am 5'9" weigh 200 lbs, and it's not snug but it definitely is NOT relaxed.
Cassin Piu 2
It is a good belay device, with a modern and well designed look. It has all the features you may expect from a versatile piece of gear. The…
Sierra Designs Zagori Bivy
Used the bag on an overnight temp dipping to -4 deg F. Setup was easy and the venting proved to be very useful with multi choices for amount…
reviewed by newfiebound
January 28, 2013
Rab Latok Jacket
Durable shell, great breathability! This product is made for people who USE their products, although stylish in town! Lots of adjustments, great…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 28, 2013
Outdoor Research Alti Mitts
If you absolutely need the warmest mitten available, these are the gold standard as far as I am concerned. The combination of a windproof/waterproof…
reviewed by leadbelly2550
January 28, 2013
Mountain Hardwear Epic Jacket
Waterproof!! And roomy! Yes, I would definitely recommend this MH jacket. This was my first Mountain Hardwear rain/soft shell jacket purchase.
Patagonia Primo Jacket
Bombproof, high quality and stylish. The Primo is totally waterproof, highly breathable, lightweight and comfortable and fully featured. The…
SteriPEN Classic
I like it. It's not the end all be all of water purification, but I use it and like it. Sometimes if the water is really dirty, I use my MSR…
Merrell Moab Mid Gore-Tex XCR
Comfortable but not for dry feet. Firstly, the boots are very comfortable, but after around 12 months they started leaking water in around the…
The North Face Chilkats II Boots
A very nice boot for hiking through snow. Fits perfect. Ideal in combination with gaiters for leg-deep snow. Not designed for all year round…
reviewed by Helene W.
January 25, 2013
Keen Jasper
Despite being marketed as a 'trail shoe', the sole is so thin and soft that it doesn't withstand even casual wear. After less than six months…
Lowa Tibet Pro GTX
The most comfortable boot you will ever wear. Great fit, waterproof, and super durable. I have been wearing Lowa shoes for over 10 years. I…
reviewed by GoPrimalCostaRica
January 24, 2013
Tubbs Flex ALP
Grippy. I upgraded to these after a couple years of suffering through the SLS (Slings Lots'o Snow) pivots of my Atlas shoes. It is very nice…
reviewed by JustWalsh
January 24, 2013
Gregory Baltoro 75
Everything but the kitchen sink. I had the Baltoro 70 for a couple years in the wrong size before I got this one. Despite the fit of my old,…
reviewed by JustWalsh
January 24, 2013
REI Arete ASL 2 Tent
My go-to winter tent for two. This has been my tent for winter camping in the White Mtns for the past three years. It has been a reliable shelter…
reviewed by JustWalsh
January 24, 2013
The North Face TKA 100 Glacier 1/4 Zip
Perfect weight for layering for all seasons. Purchased several of these over the years. The oldest was worn on the AT for 12 weeks and still…
Backpacker's Pantry Scrambled Eggs
Easy and tastey. This product is very good. Usually if I can find meals for one person I prefer those. However, this packaging for 2 is not…
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