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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
Three ounces, three settings, and three cubic centimeters. Trifecta of portable, comfortable, efficient lighting. Great gift for curious kids.
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Great little backpacking stove. A stove of this type is necessary for your fast and light arsenal, or really just anyone who backpacks. Not…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Good pants, buy a new pair every season and you'll be happy. These pants don't fit very well. Don't buy them online, go to REI and try them…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Big tent, bigger fly. This tent is big. The fly makes it even bigger. Would I take this tent snow camping or backpacking? NO. Will I take this…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
Very light 2-3 person tent. First impressions of the tent, and of BA customer service. This tent is uber-light. I found it at the REI garage…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
Very nice layer for fall mountainbiking when the sun goes down and the temp drops. nice by itself when your out and about. Not good for x-c…
reviewed by Matt Z (guest)
January 19, 2013
I like the simple vintage look combined with the versatility of the carrying options: backpack, messenger bag strap, side or top handles. I…
reviewed by NicholasJV
January 19, 2013
This is the best of the best. The I-Tent was i-awesome long before any glamorous media gadget. This is the alpha dog of two-person four-season…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
I've owned a Northstar for about 3 years now and the more I paddle it the more I like it. I put a kneeling thwart in for solo paddling and raised…
reviewed by Dave Schnaithmann
January 19, 2013
More tent than I expected for the price. Redesigned 2012 Canadian model has good improvements. I spent six months with the 2012 Spitfire (Canadian…
reviewed by Islandess
January 19, 2013
Thick fleece with wind resistance, perfect for a day on the slopes and a walk around Whistler village. I own the "Hercules" which is the same…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
The end all of windbreakers. Patagonia may not have invented the windbreaker, but they have perfected it. This is one of the products in my…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
Did not stand up to a 20-degree day downhill skiing. The bottom line is that these gloves simply do not suffice in any sort of cold weather…
reviewed by cgsisson
January 19, 2013
Hard shell jacket? Hardly. Get this jacket if you want it for one thing: torrential rain. This is my emergency jacket that sits in my scooter…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
Warm, warm, warm, fuzzy jacket with breathability and stretchiness to boot. The jacket is said to be non-piling, but I'm not so sure about that.
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
As comfortable as a boot could possibly be. Imagine wrapping thin pillows around your ankles and walking on a rubber mat. With bumpers on your…
reviewed by Islandess
January 19, 2013
Light insulation, sleeve-packable jacket with an athletic fit. Breathable, super comfortable next to skin. Ideal for active pursuits under the…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
It's small, slim so it takes up little space. Will fit on a knife sheath or in a pocket. Best of all, it works well. The DC4 is a great size,…
reviewed by Montana weezle
January 19, 2013
Warm synthetic jacket, windproof, large. My "I passed national boards" jacket. Fit: Looser fit than other dead bird gear. I am 5'9", 195 lbs…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
Bought this jacket 10 years ago, and it has served me very well for ten full years of abuse. Multiple times I have slipped while stemming in…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
I love this little stove. I've used it at home on the deck, in a tent, and winter cabin camping. It's super easy to carry — packs small and…
reviewed by skottr
January 19, 2013
Great stove for summer camping only. Light, small and adjustable flame makes it perfect for short back backing trips. It has a stable base and…
reviewed by Noah
January 19, 2013
This is durable, functional, and a necessity when we are camping. The tools are top quality and the knife blades are sharp. I use this tool…
reviewed by Jeff Smith
January 19, 2013
Haven't tried it outside yet, so take this for what it's worth. This is my first down jacket and I'm impressed and how light it is. Much lighter…
reviewed by Johnhs
January 19, 2013
Must keep in mind that this product is made in China. This is easy to observe when looking at the quality of the product that was used. Regardless,…
reviewed by w3s87
January 19, 2013
The North Face Denali Jacket is my all time favorite jacket! The North Face Denali Jacket is my all time favorite jacket! It is so comfortabl,…
reviewed by Stefanie Gladden
January 19, 2013
A great all around shoe. Very durable. I bought this shoe in 2009 and have done countless hours of gym climbing as well as outdoor climbing.
reviewed by w3s87
January 19, 2013
Light and simple burner. I discovered this stove in a box of gear while cleaning out the garage, so I started using it again and wow. I enjoy…
reviewed by Eric Nelson
January 19, 2013
Fast looking skis, great kick, a little grabby sometimes. I received my Skintecs a couple of weeks ago. They are the longer and softer type,…
reviewed by Oscar
January 19, 2013
Great sock for when you're on your feet all day. I am on my feet for 8+ hours a day at my job, so I was looking for a comfortable sock with…
reviewed by tun
January 19, 2013
Excellent base layer bottoms. I was looking for a comfortable pair of base layer bottoms to keep me warm under my work dress pants. These things…
reviewed by tun
January 19, 2013
This is a well-made, well designed pack, designed to fit everyone from the slim lady to the more robust guy. It is the only pack I carried for…
reviewed by Kreig
January 19, 2013
Great all-around light jacket. This is a great soft shell jacket for all-around use. It has superb fit and quality that you'd expect from Arc'teryx.
reviewed by tun
January 19, 2013
If you want to stay warm, look no further. So I was looking for a single outer layer with hood that I could wear over my work clothes and keep…
reviewed by tun
January 19, 2013
MMMMMMMMMMMMM, good stuff! Easy food to cook, just add water to pouch and it all cooks evenly. Chicken was tasty, which I did not expect! If…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 19, 2013
Tastes good but a pain to clean. Very hard to clean pot after cooking. It tasted fine but the cleanup was not worth it.
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Good easy food. Easy food to cook, just add water to pouch and it all cook evenly. Rice and steak was tasty, which I did not expect!
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Amazing! If you like cherries then you will love this! Light, small and they last a long time. A good healthy snack, but be warned you will…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Great, works and is tough. Great headlamp, very bright with a wide, direct and red mode. A great addition to anyone's pack and a great way…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Power Lock is a must. Great trekking poles. They collapse down to a manageable size and the weight is good. Very tough and make sure you…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Love the shorty. Best bang for your buck with the most comfort available. It is light and packs well. I got the shorty because I was cutting…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Good but no shorty. This is a great sleeping pad, but the only thing I did not like, a short version is not available if you are trying to…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Good sock but too think and hot. I have sweaty feet and these socks made it worse. Feet could not breathe well and they were so thick that it…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Dries fast with maximum comfort. What can I say, it holds everything in place with no issues. Breathes very well, easy to clean and quick to…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Very comfortable and warm yet cool. Weird huh? A great midweight layer and it's light too! It dries fast, the black is warm, and yet it keeps…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Works great but it is heavy. Bought this as a gift for my wife because she wanted an alternate source of light when in the tent. It is a great…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Love this tent. This is the first tent I bought and I still use it to this day. I love this tent. It fits my wife and I just fine, it is light, sturdy,…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 18, 2013
Unbelievable value! I bought this kit to plan for a week-long trip on the River-to-River Trail (Illinois). This is an amazing deal. When you…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
January 18, 2013
Super-capable neo-approach shoes that climb “the gnar” and last 5000 miles of hiking. Put the Gandas on and do things you want to do. Forget…
reviewed by pillowthread
January 18, 2013
True innovation, leave those batteries at home! Fire+Water=Electricity. That is the company motto of Power Pot, and they certainly delivered…
reviewed by TheRambler
January 18, 2013
The Nano Puff Pullover is a lightweight, windproof, water-resistant three-season jacket. It is made with 60 grams of highly compressible Primaloft…
reviewed by Devil Dog
January 18, 2013
I ve been camping for 40 years, and had numerous tents, but this hurricane defying, quality tent knocks spots off them all and it must be the…
reviewed by gwen maka
January 18, 2013
A great small canister stove that work in most 3-season activities, but that can be pushed to for season use for day or short trips. It is perfect…
reviewed by Gavin Clarke
January 18, 2013
A bright light for a low price, but you get about what you pay for. The focusing is limited and the light a bit uneven. The low setting is a…
reviewed by BigRed
January 18, 2013
Excellent choice for a female of short stature and abundance of space! I bought this backpack following extensive research as to which backpack…
reviewed by S. Fernandez
January 18, 2013
Simple, inexpensive, quality, no-frills pack that carries like a dream. The ability of this pack to carry heavy loads is really surprising.
reviewed by dwarfnebula
January 18, 2013
This is a very comfy fleece and keeps me warm when wearing this as a mid-layer on those colder days, and is my go-to as an outer layer on the…
reviewed by Pete K.
January 17, 2013
Super light, but not very comfortable. This foam mattress is one of the most popular sleeping pads for ultra-lite backpackers, and for good…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Most comfortable pad I've used. Durability may be a problem. What I love the most about this pad is that it's so comfortable. Despite my 230…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Nice pot that packs up small and fits your cooking gear inside. But the rest of the set sucks. After two years of use, I'm not very impressed…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Not overly thrilled. Will need to get a thicker liner and/or outer cover to get this bag to the rating they claim. Still, I think it will be…
reviewed by francescal
January 17, 2013
Great synthetic puffy. Now that I have three children at home, my gear budget is nearly nonexistent. I was ecstatic to find several Marmot pieces…
reviewed by Mattb
January 17, 2013
Lightweight and compressible sleeping bag that won't lose insulation if wet. I was looking for a sleeping bag comparable to the weight and compressibility of…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Great tent. Great price. I admit I was hesitant at first because of the price, and the fact that I hadn't heard anything about it, but I trusted…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
The Therm-a-Rest Lite Seat is a self-inflating seat that is great for taking a seat just about anywhere that needs a little cushion. It is a…
reviewed by Devil Dog
January 17, 2013
Great budget bag. It will keep you warm, and won't break the bank. The first thing I noticed when I pulled it out of the box is how sharp it…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Out of all the hiking/backpacking gear I've purchased over the years, I'm compelled to say that the Quarter Dome 2 is at the top. Put it this…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Good parka, great buy. Keeps the rain out, and looks sharp doing it. The North Face Venture Parka is basically a lightweight, breathable, rain…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Decent boots with a few flaws that prevent me from recommending them for multi-day backpacking trips. Recommended for early Spring/ late Fall…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Great pad! I have the three-section and the 2-section. Both work fantastic. Love the backpack feature. We always bring it just when we're climbing…
reviewed by Bryce Schneider
January 17, 2013
Light, warm, well fitting billed cap. I find the fit perfect for me, I have a larger than normal head and the l/xl fits! It covers my ears completely…
reviewed by Montana Ski and Sail
January 17, 2013
Strong single walled winter tent. Lightweight, easy to set up, with good "livability" features. My wife and I have the EV2 and use it for multi-night…
reviewed by PJWalchenbach
January 17, 2013
This is such a simple transceiver to use. I'd recommend it for any recreational user. It's also commonly used by ski patrollers. This transceiver…
reviewed by skygenie
January 17, 2013
The best footwear I've ever owned. I don't often write reviews online but I have to with this boot, seeing as they're still made. Mine are 10…
reviewed by Henryrolls (guest)
January 17, 2013
This is an extremely light boot that is ideal for fast touring. If you value the up as much as the down, this boot is great. Even if the down…
reviewed by skygenie
January 17, 2013
Years of flawless performance, still like new. I have used this lamp nearly every day in the house, on the trail, and wherever I have needed…
reviewed by soleful2001
January 17, 2013
Great tent for weekend camping trips. Super easy to set up, takes about 8 minutes with two people. Rainfly provides great water protection,…
reviewed by kicaboojooce
January 17, 2013
The Whippet will give you added security in places where falling will have dire consequences. You have to know how to self-arrest for it to…
reviewed by skygenie
January 17, 2013
Great 3.5 season stove. Lightweight, convenient, easy to operate, efficient, and packs very small. There really isn't anything bad to say about…
reviewed by pearljam42
January 17, 2013
The Osprey line of backpacks is one of the most highly praised in the oversaturated industry of outdoor recreation equipment, and with good…
reviewed by outlan
January 17, 2013
The Petzl Tikka Plus 2 is yet another headlamp alternative for hikers/campers, and one of many on the market. Popular for its climbing gear,…
reviewed by outlan
January 17, 2013
A go-to jacket for light to moderate winter activity in bad weather. Fits great, with a pack or harness on. Wish it had pit-zips and helmet-compatible…
reviewed by Dervin
January 17, 2013
Using it caving. A few years ago, this was the best "affordable" light being used by cavers. Today, I'm one of the only in my caving club (called…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
January 17, 2013
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