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Danner EXO Edge DXTVent Low
These are, hands-down, the best shoes I've ever owned. I'm actually online looking for another pair as these are finally wearing down after…
Vasque Fusion GTX
I got these boots in May 2002 and I've put on hundreds of hiking miles on them from Death Valley in southern California to the Everglades in…
Eureka! Apex 2XT
I purchased this tent several years ago because the dual vestibules would provide enough cover for gear for two people when backpacking. What…
Osprey Atmos 65
The Atmos 65 is designed for about a 30lb load IMO. I own several packs: Aether 70, Atmos 65, Gregory Boltero 70, Granite Gear Meridian Vapor…
Primus Litech Trek Kettle
I have been using this kettle for over 3 years now and I simply love it. It's quite tough and the Ti non-stick coating is very durable and of…
Marmot Aegis Jacket
I would recommend avoiding Marmot jackets with a MemBrain lining. On mine the lining delaminated and disintegrated after less than a year, and…
Stoic Luft Down Sweater
Overall a great design. Quality crafted in Canada. All of the stitching is slab straight. The fit is excellent for me... moderately long sleeves.
reviewed by XterroBrando
August 27, 2010
Eureka! Solitaire
I have an older Solitaire and have had no problems with the poles breaking. I'm 6'2" 210 so it is a little tight once in but I chose weight…
The North Face Minibus 33
Tent looks great and pitches easily. This would be a great tent if it doesn't get too windy. The pole clip which attaches the cross pole to…
Keen Targhee II Mid
I have trouble finding hiking boots that I find truly comfortable. This is one of those. As boots go, they feel good on my feet. They also have…
reviewed by bheiser1
August 20, 2010
Patagonia Nano Puff Pullover
This jacket has a great spectrum. I have pushed it to its limits and it performed. It repels light rain or mist. It's kept me warm on cooler…
Eureka! Solitaire
I love the Eureka Solitaire; travels well in my panniers on my touring bicycle. But on two outings since buying the tent, I've encountered poles…
Eureka! Solitaire
Wow... I wish I had read the reviews before I spent my hard earned dollars on this p.o.s. Got it home, set it up as instructed and sealed the…
Marmot Never Winter
The one line review: A truly great summer backpacking bag. I just returned from a week long trek through Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks…
Big Agnes Fly Creek UL1
I really like this tent. I have had a Big Sky Mirage on order for almost a year now but bought the Fly Creek UL1 because I really needed a new…
Eureka! Assault Outfitter 4
I read all of the reviews on this tent and bought it despite of some issues people mentioned that I'll address later. I'd like to say that it…
Granite Gear Habanero 28
I have worn this pack on a few hikes, including the 14.4-mile round-trip from Yosemite Valley to the top of Half Dome. It is an excellent day…
Boreal G1 Lite
Recently wore these boots on a trip to Russia climbing Mount Elbrus. The boots far exceded my expectations they were extremly comfortable. In…
Outdoor Research Mithril Jacket
This is an awesome jacket. I used it all last winter ice climbing and above timberline in brutal conditions in the mountains of NH. The material…
Mountainsmith Apex 75
I purchased this pack at a promo price and put it to the test fully loaded and off trail in the Sierra high country. I did not think a pack…
Osprey Kestrel 28
I always liked top loading packs. The 25 liter range is difficult to get a good supportive yet light pack. I tried the Kestrel 28 as it is the…
REI Flash 18 Pack
This was an impulse buy while I was visiting an REI on the way to the mountains, and it has definitely paid off! I have used it several times…
Ecco Dhaka Mid GTX
I love these boots. I bought them last fall as multi purpose footwear for around town and on-trail. They are always dry and more comfortable…
Lowa Baffin Pro
I purchased my Lowa Baffins 6 years ago after 4-5 months of research. I was looking for well made leather lined, leather outer hiking boot.
Grundig Mini400
I bought this from a Canadian electronics store, my second one of this type after misplacing my last one. But you can find it at REI or elsewhere…
reviewed by Euphorbia
August 3, 2010
U.S. Armed Forces ALICE Pack
A simple pack that can take pretty much ANYTHING you throw at it, and I have never had it fail me. Rain, dust, freezing temperatures, overturned…
Osprey Kestrel 32
Got the pack for long day hikes and peak bagging. I often carry quite a bit of gear for peaks, especially if I have family with me. I have a…
Marmot Earlylight 2P
I live in the UK and bought this tent in June 2010. I have just returned from a few weeks in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland and had to move…
SPOT Personal Tracker
I have had my Spot for about a year. I do a lot of motorcycle riding in the mountains. It seems to have a really hard time getting a message…
Chinook Twin Peaks Guide 6
Chinook Twin Peaks Guide 6 Brief summary: I spent about a month researching different tents and even borrowed a few to try them out. I had my…
Lowa Renegade II GTX Mid
Don't buy these boots. I bought them only 6 months ago, they are like a piece of soap in the presence of the slightest humidity. I have used…
GSI Halulite Ketalist Cookset
The Ketalist cookset is perfect for freezerbag or freezedried cooking. The cookset is a just a tea kettle with a nesting bowl/cup and telescoping…
reviewed by Chris C
July 25, 2010
Coghlan's Water-Based Seam Seal
Bought this seam sealer because I do things on the cheaper side. Within the first year it was pealing off. Plus it dried white in color. I applied…
reviewed by mikemorrow
July 25, 2010
Kayland Contact GTX
Bought it after injuring my achilles tendon backpacking on light hiking shoes. Have used it on 2 weeklong trips and in many day trips now. As…
ULA Equipment Circuit
I have had this pack for about a year now and I love it more every time I go out. I am a big guy, 5'11", 250lbs (sadly) and this pack fits great.
Katadyn Base Camp
We just got back from a BWCA trip with this filter. Our group of 9 used this exclusively for 4 days (with the exception of the last water bottle…
Bradshaw Stainless Steel 33oz
A very inexpensive Stainless Steel water bottle. I have had no problems with leaking. They are light weight. Fits in my side pockets of the…
reviewed by mikemorrow
July 19, 2010
Therm-a-Rest TrailPro
The Trail Pro isn't the lightest or packs as small as I like, but it is comfortable and warm. I found it to be most comfortable when it inflated…
reviewed by Chris C
July 16, 2010
Kelty Gunnison 2.1
This tent is relatively lightweight (especially broken up between two people) with a great amount of room for two people - we're married and…
Asolo TPS 520 GV
I purchased these on the advice of an experienced retail outlet in the USA. I had particularly wanted something for WET mountain conditions,…
Brunton Raptor
This is a very compact stove, and I love it. I have used this in many different temperatures from about 18 degrees to 90+ and it worked very…
Snow Peak Titanium Trek 1400
I picked up this set to use with 4 people sharing it and it did well for simple water boiling tasks. The large pot held enough to rehydrate…
reviewed by Chris C
July 13, 2010
The North Face Nebula
I think TNF hit a homerun when they came out with this bag. But surprisingly few people seem to have it. This bag weighs in about 3lbs 1oz.
reviewed by TheRambler
July 13, 2010
Big Agnes Encampment 15°
I purchased this bag after minor research online and have not been disappointed. I was slightly concerned the bag wouldn't be warm enough after…
reviewed by Chris C
July 13, 2010
Primus ClassicTrail
This stove is great, especially for the price. I have taken it on almost every backpacking trip I have been on for the past two years. It boils…
reviewed by Justin R
July 12, 2010
The North Face Badlands 60
This has been a reliable and comfortable pack. Mine is the 60 liter model. I've had it for a few years and I've taken it on a few trips and…
The North Face Surge
17 in computer space...not really... but... LOVE the backpack. The color and the design are good and the comfort is up there too. The only problem…
The North Face Rock 22
I really like this tent because it is a very roomy and was super cheap when I purchased it. The only reason I dropped a half star was due to…
Merrell Mesa Ventilator II
I consider these to be my go-to general purpose outdoor shoes. Whether going on a day hike or even just car camping, I use these for their comfort…
reviewed by bheiser1
July 8, 2010
Big Agnes Copper Spur UL1
Recently purchased this tent, with the footprint, and have used it for two fair-weather nights so far in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Kelty Red Cloud 6650
I have climbed Mt Adams and used this pack for most of the summer on other multi-day hikes this year and so far I am satisfied. Most of my trips…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
July 7, 2010
Sierra Designs Zolo 1
Had this tent for about 9 months now and it has impressed me. It has stood up to some nasty rain storms and I kept dry and cozy inside. Plenty…
Sierra Designs Superflash
We (my wife and I) purchased the SuperFlash as our very first tent back in 1990. Twenty years and probably two-dozen tents later, it remains…
Mountain Hardwear Airjet 2
All seams came unglued after about 3 years of light use. The other reviews on this point have it right - seams are glued where they should be…
Osprey Ariel 65
After lots of research I got this pack last week and took her out on her maiden voyage this past weekend. I had to pack into the site and my…
Black Diamond Trail Back
I am a convert. After a couple of back to back hikes in the backcountry over washed out trails, through landslides and dozens of deadfalls with…
reviewed by redstratrich
July 2, 2010
Kelty No-Bendium II Gold
I camp mostly in areas that tends to have hard soil and a lot of rock. I often need to pound the stakes into the ground, and let me tell you,…
reviewed by Bkuti
July 1, 2010
Eureka! Forte SQ 2 XT
I purchased this tent because I really like the design of it. It does have a good share of pros and cons. Pros: It breaths very well, the "poked…
reviewed by Bkuti
July 1, 2010
Wilderness Systems Tsunami 135
Bought the Tsunami in March, 2010. Have used it many times since then. This is the BEST kayak. I fell in love with it when I test-paddled the…
GSI H2JO! Coffee Filter
Cool product. I gotta tell ya. Simple coffee filter, which is very cool. I’ve long tried to figure out the best way to make coffee on the…
Coleman Premium Powerhouse Dual Fuel Lantern
I have used many propane and white gas lanterns over the years, I must say that the Coleman 2 Mantle Premium Powerhouse Dual Fuel Lantern definitely…
reviewed by trouthunter
June 29, 2010
Ozark Trail 16' x 11' Sportiva Dome Tent
I purchased this tent to replace an older one of a different brand name. I set it up in the back yard and left it there for a week. I set the…
NEMO Meta 2P
Ordered this tent from and received it with an accompanying footprint in a matter of days. Set it up last night for the first time quickly and…
reviewed by dmc1793
June 27, 2010
Katadyn Base Camp
I bought one of these for a trip to the Buffalo River and it worked great. Fill it up and let it go. We probably filtered 20 gallons of water…
Mountain Hardwear Drifter 2
So on my list of tents in order that I'd get to suit my ultralight needs. Mountain Hardwear - Skyledge 2.1 - $419 MSR - Hubba Hubba HP - $445…
La Sportiva Mantis
These are fantastic value, they are firmly in the low end of the price range for climbing shoes, but the quality and fit is excellent. The velcro…
reviewed by Tomas
June 20, 2010
Ozark Trail 2 Burner Propane Stove
I bought this stove from Walmart while on a camping trip. We set it up and used it to make a pot of perk coffee. We turned the stove off after…
Katadyn Drip Gravidyn
This was the best investment we could have made. Lived in Africa for 2 years and all the tried and true missionaries said get the Gravidyn Katadyn…
Discovery Ultra Fast-Dry Towel
I've read numerous reviews about these unusual towels...but you can't believe everything you read. I purchased one about 6 months ago for a…
Kershaw Leek
I just got mine the other day, and I'm greatly impressed. I also bought a Scallion at the same time; I like it better, but that's another story.
Alpine Design Grand WP Hiker
If you have really wide, hard to fit feet, this is your hiking boot. It is simply the only hiking boot I can find that fits without crushing…
Therm-a-Rest Trail
I recently went on a camping trip where I took both this mattress and an inflatable mattress that needs a pump. The first night I used this…
Soto Pocket Torch
Works very well, the only drawback is finding "square" lighters in some places but they can usually be found at discount stores. The other problem…
Optimus Svea
The stove is brilliant, compact and works every time very well. I have had the stove for several years, though starting it especially for the…
Shred Ready Shaggy Helmet
A little about me first. I'm 6'0, weigh 248 lbs. and am a rather large guy. I enjoy kayaking, self-contained kayak trips, hiking, camping, self-contained…
Sierra Designs Flash Magic
I bought this tent way, way back in 1990. I needed a super-light tent for mountaineering uses. This bugger weighs in at just under 3 pounds,…
Kelty Eagle
I've had this pack for several years and hiked, literally, close to 2000 miles with it. I'd love to replace it at nearly any price but can't…
Hilleberg Soulo
I have owned this tent and used it for the last two years. I needed a solo tent and this one filled all the requirements and has proven to be…
Mountain Hardwear PCT 2
Used it till a bear got to it. Never had issues with it very light and easy to put up. Withstands very well in the weather of Alaska for camping…
Slumberjack Super Guide +30°F
I have had this bag for several years. For the price vs. weight ratio the bag is the best out there. It appears that most of the people writing…
reviewed by ipdan10
June 3, 2010
Salomon 3D Fastpacker Mid GTX
This is the first pair of civilian boots that I've owned, in a while. Trying them on, at the store, I was instantly surprised at how well they…
Ruff Wear Palisades Pack
This pack is awesome. By far the best I have ever used, and would never again use any other brand. This pack holds 2 1 liter water bladders…
reviewed by TheRambler
May 31, 2010
Osprey Meridian
Took this bag to Asia for a three week trip, Japan, Hong Kong, Macau, Bangkok, North Vietnam. Wanted a pack I could bring on the plane and travel…
Brunton Survival Card Kit
I have had this thing in my wallet for years. Keep in mind, this isn't a complete survival kit. I've added a large scalpel blade, a FLOSSCARD,…
Glacier's Edge Galaxy
This is a 2 man, 3 season tent First the specs True Weight; 5.9 lbs Fly; Ripstop polyester. 3000mm water pressure protection. All seams are…
reviewed by mikemorrow
May 26, 2010
GoLite Hex 3 Shelter
Howdy, my name is Rob and I have a tent fetish.....deep sigh. BUT, I've also spent most of my career working in large Wilderness Areas in Montana…
reviewed by Ol'TrailDog
May 25, 2010
Snow Peak Titanium Mini Solo
Excellent set for solo adventuring. The pot has enough room to store a SnowPeak brand fuel cannister plus my Brunton Talon stove. As with all…
reviewed by Explorer Robby
May 23, 2010
VauDe Ultra Hiker 20
This pack is light and comfortable. The net in the back supplies air and helps a lot on hot days. It is tough as I have dragged it through some…
Trek Tents Sixty Second Set-Up Dome
At 9 pounds may not want to backpack w/this one but all other uses it is ideal. You would be hard pressed to sleep 2 w/gear unless your really…
GoLite Pinnacle
I like this sack. It's very light and comfortable. I am 5'5" and I ordered the medium woman's backpack. At first it was uncomfortable, but I…
Wilderness Systems Pungo 120
This is a great all around boat. Super stable, tracks well, and has decent speed. Comfortable seat and spacious cockpit, lots of storage space.
reviewed by Peter Hussmann
May 17, 2010
GSI Halulite Minimalist Cookset
This mug/pot is perfect! It's small and light yet has a short wide shape so it will never tip and has plenty of room for storing a 110g fuel…
Patagonia Down Sweater
I picked up this down sweater at the end of the winter this year after trying out a number of different synthetic jackets. This one fits like…
reviewed by Jim51111
May 7, 2010
Herman Big Timber II
I have never heard of Herman boots till Wal-Mart started selling them a few years back. And I always swore I would never wear a Wal-Mart boot…
Deuter Kid Comfort II
We recently bought the Deuter Kid Comfort 2 backpack child carrier. We bought this pack to carry our 6-month-old daughter on our frequent hikes.
reviewed by MyLifeOutdoors
May 3, 2010
Kelty Pawnee 3300
Got this bag with a great price and couldn't be happier. It's the perfect size for me, handling all my gear when I go on a 1-2 night trip. It…
Big Agnes Insulated Air Core
I have to say at first I was skeptical at the idea of a mini-air-mattress insulating me. BUT, after using it for a while now, I can't say enough…
reviewed by cajuncyclr
April 30, 2010
Mountainsmith PCT 45
We use these and the women's CDT for outfitting. They are a great adjustable/ specific harness fit and have some great little features true…
Mountain House Pro-Pack Chili Mac with Beef
I love the stuff, always keep a couple of bags in my fishing boat. Try adding a 10.5 oz. can of black beans to the mix before serving and if…
Eureka! Backcountry 2
Got this tent as kind of a hand-me-down, and took it out last weekend for the first time on a short backpacking trip in Texas Hill Country.
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