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Great flavor and texture from a responsible company. I really like outdoor foods which are responsibly sourced, artificial ingredient free,…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
November 16, 2015

The PureGrit 3s are comfortable overall trail shoes if you have wide feet. They have good grip and breathe well, but the soles tend to separate…
reviewed by Brent Mills
November 13, 2015

Top rung of the top tier of the highest end parkas you can find. The most relevant and distinguishing factor about this is how it differentiates…
reviewed by Nick Horner
November 13, 2015
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Saved my knees... saved my life. Won't leave home without them. I have been a fan of hiking poles for a long time. Because I have horrible arch…
reviewed by David Link
November 12, 2015

Great bomber tent. I have three versions of this model. Two are the first blue fly half D door, no fly vent also called the Lookout (First photo…
reviewed by Ramseybella
November 12, 2015

These rain pants are amazingly small and light, but do a great job of keeping you dry and comfortable. When I started looking for a new pair…
reviewed by Brent Mills
November 11, 2015
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4 comments

The Corus HD is a 35°F-45°F, 650-fill hydrophobic down quilt that performs well in cooler weather. Its light weight and compact size is perfect…
reviewed by G00SE
November 10, 2015

My Voormi Access Pullover is my current favorite and most versatile mid-layer. It has an athletic fit for me at 6'1" 185lb and arms that are…
reviewed by David Pitkin
November 10, 2015
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The Leki Micro Tour Stick is a very light and durable collapsible trekking pole, equipped with well padded wrist straps, simple extension, and…
reviewed by gonzan
November 10, 2015
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3 comments

A nice safe option to metal rings for those who enjoy a more active lifestyle... but they are ugly (when I say ugly, I mean it looks like they…
reviewed by Go Time! (Jesse Maloney)
November 9, 2015
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4 comments

The Patagonia Merino Air Bottoms exceeded my expectations. Game changing merino-synthetic fabric with no seams and effortless stretch. Material…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
November 9, 2015
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6 comments

The Princeton Tec Helix Backcountry is a collapsible lantern, which uses three AAA batteries, to boast up to 150 lumens of ambient light. I’ve…
reviewed by Jake W
November 8, 2015

An ESSENTIAL tool for real world use of leather, such as boots used in the outdoors (works well on indoor shoes too). Restores supple feel and…
reviewed by Gary Leatham
November 5, 2015

This tarp is an excellent beginners tarp, although you will need to replace the guylines and stakes. This tarp is an excellent tarp for a beginner…
reviewed by Matthew Schilowitz
November 5, 2015
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The best hardshell I have owned for backpacking and climbing. While there is no such thing as a perfect blend between waterproof and breathable,…
reviewed by Matthew Schilowitz
November 5, 2015
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I've used a lot of different tent hammocks through the years and the Lawson Hammock is hands down the best. Highly recommend it. Easy to set…
reviewed by William Stevenson
November 5, 2015

A simple, lightweight set of folding aluminum trekking poles great for dayhiking, backpacking, and trail running. Highly recommended! I've been…
reviewed by Sebastian_C
November 5, 2015

My favorite and go-to hardshell jacket — good length, fit, and weight. Used primarily for backcountry skiing and alpine hikes in the shoulder…
reviewed by nw skier
November 4, 2015

This device does everything. I have not encountered a single situation in climbing that the Mega Jul could not handle smoothly and easily. It…
reviewed by Dario DiGiulio
November 3, 2015
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This is a lightweight tent that is easy to set up and feels very roomy. It is quick and easy to set up and take down. I've been camping for…
reviewed by jaimechimie
November 2, 2015
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4 comments

This is a hydration backpack that offers a little space for extra stuff and does its job extremely well. With its included proprietary 3 liter…
reviewed by andrew f.
November 2, 2015
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This is a great low-price synthetic bag for summer and early fall hiking. The "Omni-Heat" reflective dots do a great job of capturing body heat…
reviewed by Brent Mills
November 2, 2015
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The TX4 is a well-made approach shoe, probably the most comfortable shoe I have worn. It performed well on my 60 miles of hiking local hills…
reviewed by Bill S
November 2, 2015

This is the only paddle I’d recommend for flat water and lake paddling. This paddle provides you more power more efficiently with each of…
reviewed by Bill Hudson
October 31, 2015

This tent is pretty heavy duty with good use of space (vertical and horizontal) for up to four people and will keep you dry. You have quite…
reviewed by Scott Nelsen
October 29, 2015
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The Big Agnes Ripple Creek UL 2+mtnGLO is a uniquely designed feature-rich new tent for 2015. It sets itself apart from other tents because…
reviewed by Ashleigh
October 29, 2015

Excellent—my primary "bag" for about a year and about 30 nights out, from 60°F to -10°F. The Revelation is now an essential part of my primary…
reviewed by Kevin Sweere
October 29, 2015

It worked when I really needed it in the Sierras (and was a comfort in Mongolia). I bought this device as my "rattlesnake plan." My plan is…
reviewed by tpar
October 29, 2015

These toe socks take a little bit of getting used to, but come with a lot of benefits including wet-weather warmth and blister resistance. I…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 28, 2015
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There are few products that I feel EVERY on-the-go person should own, and Road ID is one of those “must haves.” Road ID is a simple and…
reviewed by G00SE
October 28, 2015

I purchased this after checking some reviews, and while waiting for it to arrive, I read the review by "bigger al", so I was excited to give…
reviewed by Sheila Bergin Goss
October 27, 2015

This is one of my favorite campfire accessories. This chair is comfortable enough to fall asleep in and small enough to keep stashed in the…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 25, 2015
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Stephenson's Warmlite Triple bag is a top notch camping and backpacking sleep “system.” While an old design, it is still unique in the market,…
reviewed by Scott Myers
October 25, 2015

Practically bombproof, this stove will last you many years with no maintenance. I've had mine for 20+ years and it still fires right up and…
reviewed by Bill Hudson
October 25, 2015
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A nice, light way to pack flat in your pack and to have something nicer than a rock to eat off of. Relative to its price, it's a decent piece…
reviewed by Go Time! (Jesse Maloney)
October 25, 2015
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This quilt is great for those who feel too confined in a mummy bag and are searching for an ultralight alternative to a sleeping bag that won't…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 24, 2015

Solid bomb proof piece of equipment. Good cup. Would be a much better stove pot if there were a lid available and if it had volume makings —…
reviewed by Bill Hudson
October 24, 2015

This little knife takes care of jobs that are too small for a regular camp knife. It won't split wood, but it's great for opening food packages…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 22, 2015
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Excellent baselayer shirt with the durability to withstand years of hard use. The Patagonia Capilene 2 lightweight Zip Neck makes the perfect…
reviewed by Matthew Schilowitz
October 22, 2015

Patagonia's Black Hole Duffel line has 4 sizes, 45L, 60L, 90L and 120L. All are made from a durable water resistant fabric which can take a…
reviewed by snigjs
October 22, 2015
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A light, effective emergency blanket/poncho. I've been a big fan of SOL/AMK Heatsheet blankets for some time now. Much more durable and useable…
reviewed by bigskyrunner
October 22, 2015

Stove is lightweight and has a very efficient design. Boils 2 cups of water in 7 minutes or so. As mentioned, best for boiling water to add…
reviewed by Jim Mason
October 22, 2015

This is a pack frame that you can carry anything that your legs can lift in, comfortably, whether it's an ultralight sil-nylon bag, firewood,…
reviewed by Robert Collins
October 22, 2015

Dr. Bronner's liquid soap has been a backwoods staple for as long as I can remember. This pure castile soap (meaning it is made using vegetable…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 21, 2015
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The PocketRocket is a compact, high power stove for those looking to cook small meals on the trail. I purchased my old MSR PocketRocket right…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 21, 2015

This is the only DEET-free bug spray I have found that is effective against the mosquitos and ticks in New England. However, it doesn't work…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 20, 2015

A great waterproof match case that can hold approximately 20 UCO Stormproof matches and includes both strike anywhere and red phosphorous striking…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 20, 2015

The Exotac Nanostriker is my go-to fire starting tool. The rod and striker pack into a single piece for compact, non-jingling carry in or on…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 20, 2015

The Geigerrig Nano Drink Tube is a tiny, 4mm sized hydration tube that provides a user effortless drinking or water extraction when paired with…
reviewed by mangus7175
October 20, 2015

Kind of fussy to set up and take down, but packs small and light and is very comfortable. As I get older, a more comfortable sleeping experience…
reviewed by Dale Van Valkenburg
October 19, 2015

The Big Rock Camp Knife is a great general-purpose fixed-blade camp knife. While it does use cheaper materials, it is relatively inexpensive…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 19, 2015

Recently found three (1 SVEA123 2 R's) on the 'free' table at a recycling center. Snarfed those babies up! All were working soon after some…
reviewed by Charles LaPiene
October 18, 2015

This nut butter is a delicious high-calorie and high-protein snack for the trail. It combines sunflower butter with goji berries, hemp hearts,…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 17, 2015

The Esbit Spirit Burner (Alcohol Burner) is a nice alcohol stove with simmer control. It is lighter than the comparable Trangia and comes with…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 17, 2015
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This is a solid tent for camping and short backpacking trips when comfort is king and weight a minor issue. It is spacious, thoughtfully designed,…
reviewed by FlipNC
October 17, 2015

I needed socks for backpacking the Long Trail in Vermont where conditions are rugged and sometimes wet. These socks lived up to their name.
reviewed by Honest Abe
October 17, 2015

Well made, novel stove, with some benefits (quiet, small, light) but for me there were some negatives too that mean I'll stick with a more traditional…
reviewed by Nick R
October 16, 2015
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Inexpensive, accurate, precise, and compact compass with a global needle and adjustable declination. A compass you’ll likely pack everywhere.
reviewed by Bill Hudson
October 16, 2015

The Nemo Cosmo Pillowtop is an amazingly plush, luxuriously comfortable addition to your Nemo Cosmo series mattress pad. I recommend this product…
reviewed by DLK37086
October 16, 2015

The Nemo Cosmo Air and Pillowtop 1P is an amazingly comfortable, luxurious sleep system! I know of nothing that compares to its plush comfort.
reviewed by DLK37086
October 16, 2015

The High Peak E-Z Pak 1000 is a very good, well built, warm weather sleeping bag if you are big enough to fill it up. The construction quality,…
reviewed by DLK37086
October 15, 2015
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A lightweight, compact, and sturdy little titanium stove that can burn wood, fuel tablets, or alcohol based on configuration. While it can be…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 15, 2015

This tent, so graciously provided to me as Trailspace's Reviewer of the Month, arrived just in time for me to use for many solo canoe camping…
reviewed by Sheila Bergin Goss
October 15, 2015

Whenever some newbie asks for advice for a beginner's gasoline backpacking stove, I always recommend the MSR WisperLite. I think the various…
reviewed by Waldy
October 14, 2015
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This is the best night's sleep I have had while backpacking. A full length pad just under 20 ounces, with no issues with noise or sliding off…
reviewed by FlipNC
October 13, 2015

I wouldn't want to take it mountaineering, but it's a heck of a good tent for bad weather camping in rain and windy conditions. After suffering…
reviewed by Dale Van Valkenburg
October 13, 2015

Very light and packable. Sitting around a small campfire in the 40°F range with just a thin base layer underneath, it's almost too warm. I…
reviewed by Andy Gotto
October 13, 2015

A very lightweight harness that is useful for a broad range of activities. I've had a I 340a harness for two years now. It's been my go-to for…
reviewed by Tam McTavish
October 13, 2015

Super lightweight. No stretch. Packs small. Expensive. This is an incredible product for hammocks. It weighs just over 8 ounces without tie…
reviewed by Andy Gotto
October 13, 2015
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The Marmot Scree Pant is an extremely comfortable, water resistant, breathable, highly wind resistant soft shell pant that performers exceptionally…
reviewed by G00SE
October 12, 2015
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Inexpensive, functional. Good blade geometry. Adequate steel. I've heard Moras referred to as "the best knives you've never heard of." In North…
reviewed by Bill Hudson
October 12, 2015

Most reliable stove in the woods. A light, inexpensive, yet durable piece of gear. This is the stove that could. Unless you're in really cold…
reviewed by Bill Hudson
October 12, 2015

Another iconic design from a company with unsurpassed manufacturing process control and product quality control. The Victorinox Pioneer is a…
reviewed by Bill Hudson
October 12, 2015

The Granite Gear Shoulder Strap Pocket is a great piece of gear that gives you padded, highly water resistant storage easily within reach at…
reviewed by DLK37086
October 11, 2015
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A formidable warm-weather boot that offers full waterproof protection and breathability. These comfortable and lightweight high boots are ideal…
reviewed by KiwiKlimber
October 11, 2015

The Mammut MTR 201 Tech Shirt is as tech as its name. The following is a self-described Luddite's take on a shirt that only an engineer could…
reviewed by Joseph Renow
October 11, 2015

My absolute favorite hiking shirt. About eleven years ago, I became a convert to merino wool shirts for hiking. At the time, I found most synthetic…
reviewed by David Link
October 11, 2015

I took this pack on the Boulder Mail Trail from Escalante, Utah, to Boulder, Utah. Three nights, lots of climbing into and out of slickrock…
reviewed by Neogeo
October 11, 2015

Fantastic lightweight rain jacket, but at the cost of adjustability. I picked up the Helium II as a replacement for my old RedHed rain jacket…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 11, 2015
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A small, hand-forged hatchet compact enough to pack and capable enough to make efficient work of camp chores. While the Almike has a beautiful,…
reviewed by Bentbrook
October 9, 2015

For those familiar with the Black Diamond Orbit and similar products, the Primus Polaris 360 hybrid flashlight/lantern is a simpler, less expensive,…
reviewed by DLK37086
October 9, 2015

Croakies Suiters take the hassle out of having glasses in the backcountry! No more misplacing, fumbling with, or dropping your glasses! I recommend…
reviewed by DLK37086
October 9, 2015

This great little product may seem unnecessary, but it will grow on you! I recommend the Hiker Wallet to anyone that goes into the backcountry…
reviewed by DLK37086
October 9, 2015
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So durable I inherited one. Folded up and in hand for scale. My dad passed this stove down to me after many years of service. It looks like…
reviewed by Albert Jaynes
October 8, 2015

Overall does the trick! I own the Green pair and the Orange pair and preferred both over my experience with a pair of SOLE. I wear them everyday…
reviewed by Albert Jaynes
October 8, 2015

One of the great all around boats, especially for those who lean towards rivers over lakes. I have not had a chance to use this as much as I…
reviewed by Albert Jaynes
October 8, 2015

Very comfortable for daily use or yoga. I currently own two pairs of PrAna's Sutra Pants. These pants are extremely comfortable, but do come…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 8, 2015
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Extremely lightweight jacket for ultralight backpackers. I should start by saying that the Montbell Plasma 1000 is a new jacket for me. I purchased…
reviewed by Brent Mills
October 8, 2015

It's a good bag and well made, yet a bit skinny and hood opening is too small. My Likes Bought the long model of the bag for a cross-country…
reviewed by Albert Jaynes
October 7, 2015

Most durable and long lasting canoe I have ever experienced or heard of. The Old Town Tripper after 40+ years of hard use and still going. Durability…
reviewed by Albert Jaynes
October 7, 2015

Weatherproof two-person tent that will last for 10 years of moderate careful use. I have owned this tent for I think about 10 years. My wife…
reviewed by Albert Jaynes
October 7, 2015

A terrific durable all purpose watch for whatever activity you happen to be into. I used a AMBIT 3 PEAK SAPPHIRE HR for this review. So I used…
reviewed by Tam McTavish
October 7, 2015

There isn't much to say about a product like this. If you need it, it's a great thing. If you don't need it, then there is nothing to say about…
reviewed by DLK37086
October 6, 2015

This is a good little pack that is perfect for filling the gap between your small overnight pack, and your week + pack. It is lightweight, and…
reviewed by DLK37086
October 6, 2015

Solid build, but the waterproofing is a gimick. Overall I think this is a decent day pack for scrambles and hiking. I tested this out. The…
reviewed by Tam McTavish
October 5, 2015

A solid synthetic bag that will treat you well in three seasons. I've always been intrigued by the Cat's Meow. It seems as though it has been…
reviewed by Go Time! (Jesse Maloney)
October 4, 2015

This is a great wet weather alternative to a down bag. It's very warm, the price is right, the weight is acceptable for a synthetic bag of this…
reviewed by DLK37086
October 4, 2015

Gives you a snapshot into why Marmot eventually became a big box company. Lightweight, compact, durable, even by today's standards and this…
reviewed by Go Time! (Jesse Maloney)
October 4, 2015

The plastic device on the front cockpit coaming is useful to bungie your paddle to the kayak for brief periods of time. Lay your paddle down…
reviewed by Bill Dykes
October 4, 2015

This is one of those pieces of gear that you just take for granted. You get so used to it always being there, quietly doing its job, that you…
reviewed by DLK37086
October 3, 2015