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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
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
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
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
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…
reviewed by DaddyPig
January 31, 2013
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…
reviewed by karl wilcox
January 31, 2013
Excellent silky finish outside orange and inside black, top quality, extremely light, very packable. I used the regular size and fitted me ok,…
reviewed by CANON
January 31, 2013
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
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
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
Rock solid reliable stove, lights every time, good flame control and very stable pot supports. Not the lightest and subject to the wind, but…
reviewed by PGAsby
January 30, 2013
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…
reviewed by Devlin
January 30, 2013
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
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
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
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
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…
reviewed by shewchuk
January 29, 2013
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…
reviewed by Axle
January 29, 2013
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,…
reviewed by pacific-23
January 29, 2013
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
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
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
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…
reviewed by amyMhaney
January 29, 2013
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
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
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…
reviewed by JamWookie
January 28, 2013
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.
reviewed by brandonwmack
January 28, 2013
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…
reviewed by wa2979
January 28, 2013
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…
reviewed by wa2979
January 28, 2013
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.
reviewed by wa2979
January 28, 2013
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…
reviewed by acme
January 28, 2013
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.
reviewed by Charles Nadal
January 28, 2013
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…
reviewed by Jelle S
January 28, 2013
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
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
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
Waterproof!! And roomy! Yes, I would definitely recommend this MH jacket. This was my first Mountain Hardwear rain/soft shell jacket purchase.
reviewed by Scott Bales
January 28, 2013
Bombproof, high quality and stylish. The Primo is totally waterproof, highly breathable, lightweight and comfortable and fully featured. The…
reviewed by James Nethercott
January 28, 2013
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…
reviewed by wa2979
January 27, 2013
Comfortable but not for dry feet. Firstly, the boots are very comfortable, but after around 12 months they started leaking water in around the…
reviewed by Paul Shirt
January 26, 2013
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
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…
reviewed by Rod Walters
January 24, 2013
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
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
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
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
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…
reviewed by free4now
January 24, 2013
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…
reviewed by Bruce Brackman
January 24, 2013
Solo Stove a great camping stove and lightweight. Received the Solo Stove for Christmas and was very excited. I took it out back for a test…
reviewed by manfredspeed
January 24, 2013
Have had a Cascade pack for some time now and have been on many trips. Yes, it's strong and tough but there are a view problems: 1) it's too…
reviewed by Mark Williams (guest)
January 24, 2013
I have owned one for about 20 years and don't have any complaints with the exception that it is too heavy. It has proven to be a dependable…
reviewed by Dave Schnaithmann
January 23, 2013
One of the most versatile shoes ever created. If you are looking to experience walking in a new comfortable way then purchase a pair of these.
reviewed by Rough101
January 23, 2013
Yes, do they come in men's sizes. Nice looking trail shoes. Good shoe and good fit, good comfort.
reviewed by Eric Carroll (guest)
January 22, 2013
Not impressed at all. In a nutshell, I've had both problems with a seam and problems with the zipper. It is obvious that although this is a…
reviewed by radsam
January 22, 2013
I bought these snowshoes since the quality of the bindings look great and I liked the shape. They seemed that they would be great to be walking…
reviewed by Solidwater (guest)
January 21, 2013
I've had these for two years now and they have all the features a medium weight pack carrying backpacker could want. They would also make a…
reviewed by Chris Harris
January 21, 2013
A good solo cooking pot/mug combo. Lightweight, tough, and plays well with others. I like it. It holds water, it boils water over fire. Not…
reviewed by Pilgrim
January 21, 2013
Another indestructible bottle. This is another great indestructible bottle, but I did not like like it because it was hard to filter water into…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 21, 2013
Indestructible. Best Nalgene bang for your buck and it is indestructible! I use this to carry water, make tea, as a counterweight, the list…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 21, 2013
Love this pack as a day pack. This pack is very versatile, packable and easy to clean. Great pack for day hikes or backpacking trip where you…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 21, 2013
Love this compass. This compass gives me everything I need and more. It is a great mid range compass for the cost and you get great quality.
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 21, 2013
Very loud whistle. Great loud whistle. It is orange so you will never lose it. However it is big, that might be a downside for some. My wife…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 21, 2013
Great compass for a first timer. This compass only has what you need, which is what I like about it. Easy to operate, semi light, and glow-in-the-dark…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 21, 2013
One way in and only one way out. This was my first Platypus I bought for backpacking and at first I enjoyed it but after testing it in the field…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 21, 2013
Great traction on wet and downhill and feels stable with mid-weight packs. I needed a backup boot for my job, and these were a great price point.
reviewed by silveriec
January 21, 2013
Narrow fitting boot but good overall construction. Tried this boot while I was on the search for my perfect boot. I have narrow feet but my…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 20, 2013
If you don't mind a thick and somewhat weighty sole, then strap on the most comfortable sandal you've ever worn. I wish I had bought these years…
reviewed by Nicholas B
January 20, 2013
My wife's favorite pack! This is my wife's favorite pack! She fell in love with pack after trying a few different ones. She loves how light…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 20, 2013
Awesome sleeping bag, but a little too warm for Texas weather. This was my first sleeping bag and I am very glad I bought it. It taught me a…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 20, 2013
Best pair of Keens that I own. I own five pair of Keen shoes. Needless to say, I'm a big fan. Each pair has its uses and all perform well for…
reviewed by SchnauzerHiker
January 20, 2013
I got this backpack for camping weekend in backcountry area and I love it! It's well made and very comfortable! Plus; it was perfect for my…
reviewed by Jessica Auger-Desjardins
January 20, 2013
As near perfect as can be. Great fit, ideal support that's typically difficult to find, the moisture management of Merino wool and as comfortable…
reviewed by JerseyWreckDiver
January 20, 2013
This comes with me every time I hike. Old, reliable product now purchased by MSR and keeping its great name. I started using this when my father…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Good, supportive sandal that has been with me for a long time. I recommend this sandal to anyone who spends at least one weekend a year out…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Great boot with a great fit! I got these boots in exchange for a pair of Targhee II's that had a very poor fit. Keen's customer service was…
reviewed by SchnauzerHiker
January 20, 2013
Poor fit, disappointing quality from Keen. Great customer service, though. I bought a pair of theses at my local outfitter and in the store…
reviewed by SchnauzerHiker
January 20, 2013
Big enough for a couple people, plus their gear! The only problem I have had with my tent so far was getting the rainfly to fit right. That…
reviewed by ric_bob
January 20, 2013
This bivy is light, durable and waterproof! The hoop gives you a nice sleep with no fabric getting in your face! I purchased that bivy after…
reviewed by xap
January 20, 2013
Was warm for a June summit of Mt. Rainier. Felt light on my feet and never had an issue with blisters or wetness. After considering plastic…
reviewed by EBART
January 20, 2013
They're very comfy, extremely good grip, but for the money they just aren't made very well. FiveTen really need to address this. 3 out of 4…
reviewed by FreddyD
January 20, 2013
This non-self inflating sleeping pad/ mattress is light, packable and about as comfortable as a sleeping pad can get for its size and weight.
reviewed by Sir Inch-a-lot
January 20, 2013
This is a good all-around pack for people who backpack once every year or two, but not ideal for a long-distance hike. I used this pack on my…
reviewed by Nightingail
January 20, 2013
A comfortable, good looking, waterproof boot that is great to wear day in and day out. Did I mention well priced? It's come a ways from its…
reviewed by Nicholas B
January 20, 2013
Bought this for my wife for Christmas. Fit is excellent. Not too tight. Initially seemed a little long, but she is 5'1" and the XS fit fine.
reviewed by Justin Saunders
January 20, 2013
The Brooks-Range Mojave Jacket is one impressive product. Its combination of wet weather performance and unique features sets it apart from…
reviewed by MattK@GearGuide
January 20, 2013
Great shoe for anyone looking to go minimal. Has ample protection and good traction. I run sockless. Fit: Wide toe box allows the toes to do…
reviewed by nmjackson
January 20, 2013
A decent sidecountry pack, but a little too small for full-day backcountry tours. I have used this pack for a couple of seasons, mainly on backcountry…
reviewed by BigRed
January 20, 2013
Suprisingly rugged for how they feel! I bought mine used through Whittaker. They have three holes in the butt area that were patched. They were…
reviewed by Beau Miner
January 20, 2013
Super breathable. Non-restrictive, well ventilated if needed. I scored the jacket on geartrade for a steal. Brand new. However, I feel it is…
reviewed by Beau Miner
January 20, 2013
If I weren't such a minimalist I would have kept this bag. The synthetic fill in this bag is the best and worst thing about it. It keeps you…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Great left-sided pack for snow, Fast and Light, or school. Somewhat stiff, very durable. This pack is designed to slide in front while you are…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Great extended trip backpack, when you're the replacement for the pack animal. This pack distributes weight very well, no sore spots, and keeps…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Stable, high capacity, high compressibility. I recommend two of these for an extended trip. This sink is a great addition to an extended trip…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Almost perfect. This is the runner-up to the Thermarest Dreamtime. Fast self-inflation, thick comfort, low noise and high insulation. The REI…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Great family camping tent. Stable, protective, durable. This was my first family tent. We bought it for a Yellowstone trip when we had one,…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
The classics are classic for a reason. Durable, insulating, and comfortable. Reasonably priced. This is a reasonably weighted pad that has withstood…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
This is a nice pillow, I guess. I'm just not sold on the idea of pillows. If you are going to bring one, buy a full sized for car camping or…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Who needs self-inflatable? This pad is so light, packs down so small, and is so comfortable. So, so, so...It's just a bit noisy. Oh well. I…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
The pinnacle of comfort, the one mattress to rule them all. You may re-evaluate the comfort of your mattress at home. My parents have replaced…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Wonderful lightweight stove, a fast and light necessity for overnighters. Not meant for large meals. Small and light are the two words to describe…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
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