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REI Half Dome 2 Plus
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…
Five Ten Camp Four
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…
Brooks-Range Mojave Jacket
The Brooks-Range Mojave Jacket is one impressive product. Its combination of wet weather performance and unique features sets it apart from…
Therm-a-Rest Z Lite Sol
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
The North Face Venture Parka
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
Arc'teryx Gamma LT Jacket
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.
Kelty Wind Jammer
I like the simple vintage look combined with the versatility of the carrying options: backpack, messenger bag strap, side or top handles. I…
Platypus Origin 9
Really functional and tough little pack for day tripping or riding. I just used the pack for a week in Hawaii. I can't begin to describe how…
reviewed by AndreaF
January 10, 2013
REI Quarter Dome T2
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
Keen Gypsum Mid
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…
Therm-a-Rest DreamTime
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
Asolo Fugitive GTX
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
Keen Bryce WP
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…
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir
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
Arc'teryx Hyllus Jacket
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
Arc'teryx Quiver
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
Leatherman Wave
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
Petzl Tikka Plus 2
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
Arc'teryx Bora 80
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
Outdoor Research Alibi Jacket
Super breathable. Non-restrictive, well ventilated if needed. I scored the jacket on geartrade for a steal. Brand new. However, I feel it is…
Primus ClassicTrail
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
Arc'teryx Atom LT Jacket
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
Big Agnes Insulated Air Core
The Insulated Air Core pad is a great value for a 3+ season sleeping pad. Comfortable, warm, light and compact it is a great upgrade from a…
reviewed by MoZee
January 16, 2013
New Balance 110
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…
Mountain Hardwear Ghost SL -40
One of the warmest bags in the world — from a world class manufacturer — and made with high quality fabrics and well crafted. This extreme…
180 Tack 180 Stove
Very Light and compact backpacking stove that eliminates the need to buy and carry fuels. The 180 Stove weighs the same as a micro stove and…
Eddie Bauer First Ascent Rainier Storm Shell Pants
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…
Atomic Skintec Classic Ski
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,…
Wilderness Systems Pungo 120 Ultralite
Very comfortable kayak! Great for beginners and novice kayakers. It tracks extremely well, but I would not recommend it for small streams or…
Deuter Guide 45+
Excellent pack for its intended use, which is multiday ski touring and mountaineering. I would recommend this pack to anyone doing similar activities.
Patagonia Capilene 3 Midweight Bottoms
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…
The North Face Cat's Meow
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
Mountain Hardwear Phantom Jacket
Warm, cozy, one of my favorite pieces of gear. I bought the women's Phantom Jacket last winter because I needed a beefier insulated jacket for…
reviewed by ashnicole
January 17, 2013
ULA Equipment Catalyst
This pack is very light and is the manufacturer's stated weight (I weighed it myself). Although I haven't had the pack a long period of time,…
REI Camp Dome 4
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
Patagonia Houdini Full-Zip
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
Big Agnes Fly Creek UL2
For Ultralight backpackers who want the security of a "critter-proof" tent, this is a good choice. Select this tent if light weight and quality…
The North Face Dark Star -40
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
Patagonia Ultralight Down Shirt
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…
Gregory Baltoro 65
Would definitely recommend this pack to anyone looking for a large pack thats is all around great. Its suspension system is amazing making even…
Therm-a-Rest BaseCamp
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
MSR WhisperLite
This stove is light and fairly easy to set up and use. The Whisperlite is another one of the many backpack stoves on the market. I think it…
Therm-a-Rest Compressible Pillow
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
Exped SynMat 9 Pump DLX
The downside to outdoor exploration for me was always discomfort in the sleeping arrangements. No longer. The Exped SynMat 9 Pump DLX brings…
SmartWool Hiking Ultra Light Crew
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…
Teva Raith Leather WP
Yes, do they come in men's sizes. Nice looking trail shoes. Good shoe and good fit, good comfort.
Eureka! Tetragon 7
Great tent for weekend camping trips. Super easy to set up, takes about 8 minutes with two people. Rainfly provides great water protection,…
GoLite Jam 35L
Great pack for a one or two day trip. I bought the medium and it fits me perfectly (5'6"). Hip and shoulder straps adjust well. Pack carries…
reviewed by Linda Navroth
January 3, 2013
Sea to Summit The Kitchen Sink
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
Kahtoola Microspikes
Great for traveling trails that have iced over from being packed down by snow and turned to ice. The fit is snug, and construction excellent.
Arc'teryx Atom SV Hoody
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
Stoic Merino 200 1-Z Suit
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.
Thermo Soles Rechargeable Heated Insoles
Rechargeable heated insoles. Thermostatically controlled. Batteries and controls inside — no cables. A couple of years ago, I got frostbite…
reviewed by peter1955
January 14, 2013
The North Face Terra 45
This pack is so comfortable you forget you're wearing it! It's a perfect size for day trips, and I use it kayak camping all summer. I gave it…
Snow Peak Titanium Cook Set, 3Pcs
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
Zamberlan Baffin GT
Seriously comfortable hiking boot while providing excellent support and traction. Not all Zamberlan styles fit the same way. I chose this boot…
reviewed by GaryK
January 6, 2013
VonZipper Fishbowl Goggle
For massive field of vision goggles, pretty good. Overall, decent. Somehow scored these for $20 on one of Backcountry's one deal at a time sites,…
REI Adventures Pants
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
REI Camp Bed 3.5
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
The North Face Denali Jacket
Functional features and durability outshine the peculiar trendiness of this workhorse fleece. The ubiquitous TNF Denali is a workhorse 300 weight…
reviewed by alexdesvagues
January 8, 2013
Marmot Halo 6P
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
180 Tack
The 6"x 7" cook surface, built in wind screening and compact form factor when folded down are this stove's best attributes. I bought the 180…
MSR PocketRocket
Overall a very good choice for light to medium duty cooking on the trail. Easy to use, lightweight, good heat control. I have owned and operated…
Kelty Grand Teton 2.0
Love this tent! At 5lbs, the Grand Tenton II is heavier than many tents, but I wanted the extra room to spread out. Previously, I spent a rainy…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
January 17, 2013
Oakley A Frame
Best goggle I've used, incredible optics, no fog. I love these goggles. I've worn 10+ different goggles over the last few years, whether I've…
Mountain Hardwear Trango 2
Weatherproof, bombproof, waterproof, windproof, two vestibules, many storage options, and adequate ventilation make this tent hard to top. What…
Osprey Verve 13
Huge upgrade from my older Camelbak models. Having used older (circa 2003) Camelbak models quite a bit and eventually opting for the simpler…
Five Ten Galileo
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.
Prior Snowboards AMF Splitboard
This is a great splitboard for powder and nothing but powder. It has a great system for going back and forth between board and skis but it is…
Columbia Powerfly Down Jacket
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…
Deuter ACT Lite 60+10 SL
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
PowerBar ProteinPlus Bite
Not too great, gets the job done. Tried both varieties of these from steepandcheap. I like the PowerBar take on protein, the triple threat stuff,…
Metolius Ultralight Fat Cam
I love these cams. Although they are harder to contract then the BD they work great in the rock. I have all the sizes and the colour coding…
Keen Oregon PCT
Without a doubt, these are the most comfortable hiking boots ever made! I have worn them from morning till night, and at the end of the day…
Icebreaker Bodyfit 200 Oasis Crewe Scroll
Living in the Northeast, base layers are necessary in the winter months. It’s much easier to cool off and shed clothes than to find warmth…
Gregory Jade 60
Excellent choice for a female of short stature and abundance of space! I bought this backpack following extensive research as to which backpack…
Eddie Bauer First Ascent BC-200 Jacket
This is a surprisingly lightweight, weatherproof breathable jacket. I purchased this jacket last spring, and used it on several day hikes and…
reviewed by Tamerlin
January 6, 2013
CAMP Stunt
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,…
The North Face Denali Jacket
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,…
Marmot Norden Fleece
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…
Trangia Spirit Stove
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
Wenzel StarLite
Spent a miserable week in this thing! I spent a week trapped in this thing on Isle Royale National park. I picked it for the weight and the…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
January 17, 2013
Beyond Clothing Cold Play Mojave Pant
Fabric is okay, customer service is good, actual fit and design is mediocre. Note: I don't have the Steel Shock pants, but the Mojave. My comments…
Honey Stinger Organic Energy Chews
Taste great, seem to do the trick for energy. These are as good as energy chews get. I've tried the Clif energy block things and some Gatorade…
Marmot Zion Jacket
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…
SportHill Northwind Unders
These are my first foray into a wind boxer vs. a wind brief. Works great under loose pants or tights. If you run in the winter, and let's face…
REI Revelcloud hat
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
REI Tri-Power Safety Whistle
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
Mountain Hardwear Lightpath 3
This tent is awesome! It does exactly what it's supposed to do. It's lightweight, keeps you dry, and is not too expensive. I don't think there's…
Platypus Hoser
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
REI Flash 18 Pack
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
SOG zilla
Sharp and easy operating knife. Is in my back pocket everyday. This was a Steap n Cheap impulse buy at $19. I use a knife every day and go through…
reviewed by MoZee
January 16, 2013
MontBell Alpine Light Down Vest
Well fitting super light core insulator. This vest is 800 fill with a lighter ripstop shell with dwr finish. It has two internal dump pockets,…
reviewed by Montana Ski and Sail
January 16, 2013
MSR PocketRocket
Great 3.5 season stove. Lightweight, convenient, easy to operate, efficient, and packs very small. There really isn't anything bad to say about…
Stoic Bombshell Insulated Jacket
Good jacket for long periods in snow living if you have layers. Be careful of possible zipper issues. After living in this coat (last seasons)…
Patagonia Guide Jacket
It's a great jacket for medium output hikes and climbs; not very warm for casual wear. If you will use it for being active, I would recommend…
Nalgene 32 oz Wide Mouth HDPE
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
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…
Garmont Dakota
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…
Princeton Tec Apex
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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