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Columbia Collegiate Perfect Cast Polo
Wicking from synthetic material construction, thicker material to help keep you warm while being ventilated to keep you comfortable. This is…
Maglite AA Combo Pack
A water tight, durable flashlight assembly with a canvas belt holster. Metal body with threads and o-rings for sealing and a feature for cordage…
Sierra Designs Zeta 4
Very roomy, great tent for a backpacking family. Poles are like origami. We got this tent to backpack Yellowstone with the family (2 adults,…
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Trekker
Lasted me about a week before it blew a hole somewhere I can't find... Not even submerged in the bath tub. No repair kit included. Tired of…
reviewed by GoPrimalCostaRica
May 15, 2013
Omni-Wool Multisport Hiker Plus
Sam's Club special. Inexpensive, durable, comfortable. These are solid socks. They have gone through the wash a lot and they seem to be sturdier…
Teva Hurricane XLT
A lightweight durable sandal that can be used around the campsite and during water crossings with excellent grip. The materials are compatible…
Nuun Hydration Tablets
It returns electrolytes to the body. It comes in a variety of flavors that can address the taste of certain water purifiers or the water source.
BioLite CampStove
I tried charging an iPhone 4, a Hero 2 GoPro, 4-AA batteries, a Nook and some speakers. I thought it may be hard to start a fire in such a small…
reviewed by Guide_You_Outdoors
May 15, 2013
Kershaw Carabiner Tool
Have you ever lost a piece of equipment while hiking, camping, and/or climbing? A locking blade, bottle opener, flat head and phillips screwdriver…
Clif Crunch Bar
It is easy to carry and very filling. Tastes great and high in protein and Eenergy. After I first tried a Clif Crunch Bar, I realized that I…
MYOG Beverage Can Alcohol Stove
A lightweight, easy-to-make, reliable, compact stove. Does it get better than that? It is easy to use, easy to light, and will boil water. The…
Buck Silver Creek Utility Knife
A simple, long, fixed blade with a comfortable handle is more functional and a better use of weight than a metal trowel. You can do more with…
Starbucks VIA Ready Brew
Starbucks taste good on a regular day... Starbucks is AMAZING first thing in the morning after hiking all day and camping out all night. A taste…
Jetboil Sol Ti
The specs on this stove state that it will boil 0.5 liters in roughly 2 min 15 sec. I was out a whole week at 10k feet in the Wind Rivers, WY,…
Sawyer Squeeze Water Filter
It is a very compact, lightweight, easy to use, effective water filter system. It comes with 3 different sizes of compact water pouches, but…
Leatherman Skeletool
It is the minimalist approach to multi-tools and sticks with just the basic tools one tends to use versus all the extras that may never get…
Osprey Atmos 65
Large enough for a weekend trip through the Whites in New Hampshire, but unless you're a minimalist that's about it. Still enjoy this pack for…
La Sportiva Cobra
These are my favorite gym climbing shoe. They are super comfortable and work great for mostly everything. These shoes are best when you first…
Salewa Wildfire GTX
This shoe is everything you want it to be, plus a little more. The fit is great and it's very comfortable. Like hiking on clouds. The shoe is…
Mountain Hardwear MicroChill Zip T
Very good lightweight fleece. Nice cut and stitching, with decent feel to fleece fabric. Fit and comfort: Very comfortable lightweight fleece…
The North Face Venture Jacket
Nice looking, keeps the rain out. Average breathability, and average comfort. Very lightweight (big plus). Fit and Comfort: Overall it fits…
Mountain Hardwear Fluid 32
Excellent product: Appears well built, lightweight, and fairly abbrasion resistant. Straps and hip belt fit comfortably. The drawcords to tighten…
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir
Light, comfortable, packs up small. Basically, there are three different types of backpacking mattresses, the familiar blue or yellow closed-cell…
reviewed by peter1955
May 15, 2013
Gerber Freehand
This multi-tool does it all. I take this multi-tool everywhere. I hate flying on airplanes because I can't take this tool with me. I own other…
Black Diamond Nitro
Really great suspension, good pack for dayhikes and climbing. If you can find a good deal on this bag, it's a standout. This is a really great…
Ridgeway Fleece 3 in 1 Blanket, Bag and Liner
The Ridgeway By Kelty Fleece 3 in 1 Blanket, Bag and Liner is versatile, compact, and comfortable. It rolls up and will fit in the "sleeping…
Arc'teryx Atom LT Hoody
Very warm for weight, if you can get it cheap, go for it. Overall, the Atom fits really well and is so comfortable, you'll forget you're wearing…
Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set
This is the perfect size cookset for an alcohol soda can stove with a windguard/potstand made from a large soup can. The stove and fuel can…
Silva Explorer Pro
A high quality baseplate compass with many functions at a low price point! Declination adjustment, clinometer, and magnifier all for under $35.
reviewed by Munro Baggs
May 14, 2013
Eagles Nest Outfitters ProFly Rain Tarp
After a long day hiking with a full pack, a comfortable hammock is far more relaxing than sleeping on the ground or in a tent! It is also a…
Eagles Nest Outfitters Guardian Bug Net
After a long day hiking with a full pack, a comfortable hammock is far more relaxing than sleeping on the ground or in a tent! It is also a…
Eddie Bauer First Ascent Sandstone Soft Shell Jacket
The perfect do-everything jacket. The perfect do-everything jacket. Honestly. You're in a tent at 9,000 feet and it's dawn? Put this on and…
reviewed by krahder
May 14, 2013
Eagles Nest Outfitters DoubleNest
After a long day hiking with a full pack, a comfortable hammock is far more relaxing than sleeping on the ground or in a tent! It is also a…
GSI Halulite Minimalist Cookset
Great for 1 person, good for 2 people, this pot handles both your dinner and your morning coffee while being extremely light and durable. Fits…
reviewed by volfied
May 14, 2013
Deuter Futura Pro 42
Great weekender backpack with incredible organization and storage possibilities. Mesh AND zippered pockets on the side, waterproof zippered…
reviewed by volfied
May 14, 2013
FlyWeight Designs FlytePacker Packraft
The Flytepacker raft by Flyweight Designs is a great lightweight stillwater rafting option for mountain lake fishing. The $299 price tag and…
reviewed by TrailforTwo
May 14, 2013
Patagonia Houdini Full-Zip
A must carry item, whether it has an intended purpose on your trip or it is just a backup. I purchased the Houdini with mountain fishing in…
reviewed by TrailforTwo
May 14, 2013
Mountain Hardwear Trad
It is a very versatile pack although originally intended as a technical pack. It is my go-to pack for my packrafting and fishing hikes to high…
reviewed by TrailforTwo
May 14, 2013
High Sierra Tangent 45
The High Sierra Tangent 45L internal frame backpack has been a good pack for my weekend and day hikes. Although I do wish that the padded belt…
Soul Poles original soul :: trek
Soul Poles tried to take their existing ski poles, and market them as a trekking pole. The result was a disaster. I was excited to receive a…
reviewed by Arson
May 14, 2013
Coghlan's One Cup Coffee Filters
Coghlan's One Cup Coffee Filters are a great idea for people heading out into the backcountry to enjoy a cup of fresh brewed coffee. These tiny…
reviewed by theonecanoe
May 14, 2013
Primus EtaPower EF
Piezo-electric lighter broke immediately, but still a perfect group stove. This is a great group stove. With creative packing all of our utensils,…
Obenauf's Heavy Duty LP
Simply the best to protect your leather boots from snow and wet weather! Simply the best to protect your leather boots from snow and wet weather!
Scarpa Attack
Bought these in 1994. Takes some time to break in. Great stiff, durable shoe. It's March 2013 and I just waterproofed them and they still look…
ULA Equipment Catalyst
Nice light pack that fits perfectly. I like the size of the frame, it covers my broad shoulders and does not hang off. Built for speed! Hiked…
Granite Gear Crown V.C. 60
This is a great lightweight multi-day back pack coupled with Airbeam for the frame for 15 to 30 lb loads. Bought this for a 28lb load for a…
Therm-a-Rest Z-Seat
A really warm, comfortable lightweight seat, that packs down really small! I have the mustard yellow with the bright silver finish on the underside.
reviewed by john261
May 13, 2013
ShearBan
Eliminates friction (and blisters!) in boots and shoes. Easy to apply. I'll try to keep this short. A few years ago, I got frostbite on my big…
reviewed by peter1955
May 13, 2013
ALPS Mountaineering Taurus 5 OF Outfitter
Went moose hunting outside Fairbanks, AK. Used large, cheap SAMs club tent. Hugh mistake, the top iis all mesh, with small rain fly, wind blew…
GSI N-Form Pot Gripper
GSI Outdoors solves the problem they created by only including one pot gripper with their cooksets, and introduces this ala-carte accessory…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 12, 2013
Camp-Tek Microburst
If you've ever owned a pad that ISN'T self-inflating, you've probably asked yourself why you ever bought it in the first place, despite any…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 12, 2013
Marmot Kingpin Jacket
Versatile softshell jacket with many useful features. Nearly completely waterproof, but the downside is limited breathability. Long, slender…
Outdoor Products Backpacker Rain Cover
For $9 at your local Walmart, this is one of the smartest purchases you can make. Back in my cycling days, I bought into the notion that, "You're…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
May 12, 2013
The North Face Particle 13
Fast easy pitch, one person palace. Plenty of room for gear in the vestibule, decent venting. Have spent quite a bit of time in this tent, usually…
Marmot Haven 2P
I've owned this tent for three years now. It is a fantastic lightweight tent, huge floor space could easily sleep three in a pinch. Easy setup,…
Mountainsmith Rain Cover
Does what is suppose to do—keep your gear dry, but there are better products out there. This rain cover was included with my first backpack—a…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
May 12, 2013
The Backside Backsider X-Fibre 35
Packs small and light and keeps you warm. I have used mine down to 20 degrees with a liner. I have used my Backside on canoe trips in the Boundry…
Outdoor Research Force 9 Sombrero
If you want a comfortable storm hat that will keep your head dry in downpours and the rain out of your face, this is it. I am a hat person and…
Keen Newport H2
These are great sandals, comfortable, durable, and they perform for what they are made to do. I haven't had mine as long as I have had the leather…
reviewed by wildepirate
May 12, 2013
Asolo TPS 535
I recently tested these on a two-day trip coupled with Smartwool hiker socks. As stated earlier, I tested these out on a two-day, 19-mile backpack…
NEMO Strato Loft 25
Finally a comfortable bag for side sleepers. Wake up untwisted on the pad! I sleep on my arm with it extended and finally there's a bag for…
GSI 50 oz. Java Drip
This product will make coffee, but it will take some time to do it. The coffee blend will depend on you. About two years ago when I decided…
Coghlan's Six Egg Holder
Coughlan's delivers a simple plastic case to ensure your eggs make it to their destination. Bought one of these egg holders because I refuse…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 2013
Marmot Trestles 15
An absolute bargain to offer this warmly-rated a bag for an entry-level price, though the 15-degree rating may be a little optimistic. I've…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 2013
Terramar Thermawool Beanie
If you're always having difficulty keeping your ears covered, this hat is for you! Soft, stretchy merino wool keeps your head warm... and cool!
reviewed by Munro Baggs
May 11, 2013
The North Face Manta Ray 33
You may not be able to fit three people in this "hammerhead" style, T-shaped tent, but you will comfortably fit two plus gear in the roomy interior…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 2013
Sea to Summit eVAC Dry Sack
Two of the best dry-bags I have owned! Very durable one-way vacuum dry bag... 2+ seasons of use without any kind of failure. The Sea to Summit…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
May 11, 2013
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Trekker
A minimalist approach to the inflatable mattress, making sleeping on the ground a lot more comfortable than I remember it. By no means the biggest,…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 2013
GSI Crossover Kitchen Kit
An excellent companion to any pot-based GSI cookset. Fitting perfectly into the pot-based GSI cooksets, it proves this company can not only…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 2013
GoLite Currant Mountain Paclite 2-Layer Jacket
This a lightweight jacket, but very durable, completely waterproof. I use mine for biking, trail running, hiking and stay dry and with large…
Casio 3202 Twin Sensor Watch
A reliable multi-function watch, with altimeter, at an excellent price point. What can I say? I'm cheap! For a few years, I've been looking…
reviewed by peter1955
May 11, 2013
Eagles Nest Outfitters Ignitor Top Quilt
The ENO Ignitor Topquilt will allow you to extend your hammock camping well into three seasons and even into some milder four-season camping.
reviewed by TheRambler
May 11, 2013
Eagles Nest Outfitters Blaze Underquilt
The ENO Blaze underquilt will allow you to enjoy using your hammock well into 3 season and some milder 4 season use. Simple to use, lightweight,…
reviewed by TheRambler
May 11, 2013
The North Face Sputnik 2
TNF offers one of their better attempts at a true 2-person tent with a ample interior but neglects to leave sufficient room for gear in two…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 2013
The North Face Rock 22
The perfect tent — fast, easy setup, perfectly weather tight yet cool in hot, steamy summers, and smartly designed in every detail. Has features…
MSR SuperFly
Robust pot supports and a wide burner head bridge the gap between minimalist trail cooking and gourmet campsite cooking. My go-to stove, even…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 10, 2013
GSI Pinnacle Backpacker Cookset
Everything two backpackers could ask for in a smartly-designed package (whose storage tub even serves a dual purpose). After camping with tubs…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 10, 2013
Scarpa Rapid LT
A real challenger. Lightweight with minimalist comfort, and modern design. An excellent light trail shoe with good traction and good foot protection.
reviewed by peter1955
May 10, 2013
Celestron TrekGuide
Inexpensive curiosity, excellent gadget on the field! Reliable readings make this device an excellent option at a bargain. Altimeter w/forecast,…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
May 10, 2013
Merrell Moab Ventilator
Great lightweight shoe for short mid-range trips. I was very pleased with these shoes right out of the gate. I wore them in comparison to several…
reviewed by JaredParmenter
May 10, 2013
Coghlan's LED Micro Lantern
This lantern gives off a tiny amount of light. This isn't a bad thing though. I find it gives sufficient light for finding something in my pack,…
reviewed by malotrekker
May 10, 2013
GoLite Jam 50L
Lightweight, durable pack with a good carry-capacity. Ample padding on the back makes it a comfortable carry even for overnight loads. The Jam…
reviewed by bigup79
May 10, 2013
Marmot Sawtooth
A solid performer overall and pretty true to its temperature rating. A good all-around bag for those who aren't too picky about weight. I've…
reviewed by bigup79
May 10, 2013
Mountain Hardwear Drifter 2
Purchased for hiking on AT w/ son. Setting up tent was extremely easy. After first couple times, able to pitch in a few minutes. Two of five…
Vasque Sundowner Summit GTX
Finally, a pair of truly waterproof boots for hiking and backpacking. These boots are the answer to all of my foot issues. They are wide enough…
reviewed by Amanda M
May 9, 2013
Marmot Original DriClime Windshirt
Spendy but comfortable and durable. Three stars only due to price, but 5 for comfort.
Mountainsmith Parallax Pro Camera Pack
A large and versatile daypack primarily designed for carrying and organizing camera gear. This is a great pack, but heavy, and not designed…
Asolo TPS 520 GV
One of the best backpacking boots out there. Great for heavy loads over rough terrain, these boots are totally waterproof, fit like a glove,…
reviewed by utah backpacker
May 9, 2013
Zelph's Stoveworks SS Starlyte Ultralyte
This alcohol stove is Ultralight, safe, simple, no parts to fail, fuel efficient and can be used in freezing cold temperatures and altitude.
reviewed by Vegas Hiker Chik
May 9, 2013
Sierra Designs Meteor Light 2
Roomy, easy to set up. It was our big luxury on our through hike of the AT in 1990. So this is the tent my wife and I bought for our through…
Mountain Hardwear SuperScrambler
Very light and versatile pack. I bought this new to use as an extended day pack and weekend pack and it is really just what I was hoping for.
The North Face Ibex
First bag I bought in 1970, and I'm still using it in 2013. When I started serious backpacking in the late '60s, I had to borrow gear as college…
Fenix TK15
Great light...From really bright to dim enough to read a book...Strobe setting as well...Very trustworthy. Rechargeable batteries are very handy...it…
Dirty Girl Gaiters Gaiter
I've had a pair for 2 years and they're still going strong. Great for keeping cheat grass and stickers out of your socks.
reviewed by mjidaho
May 8, 2013
Montane Minimus Mountain Jacket
Ultralight, waterproof, breathable shell. Great choice for most activities outside. This jacket is breathable, waterproof. It packs down very…
Ruff Wear Portage Float Coat
I used this coat for a while with my mini-aussie Link. It did the trick just fine for him! (30lbs full grown). Kept him up while he paddled,…
reviewed by wildepirate
May 8, 2013
La Sportiva Testarossa
Awesome rubber! I've used this shoes for 6 months and it seems new! Awesome rubber! I've used this shoes for 6 months and it seems new!
Herman Survivor
I just want to say thank you to the maker of Survivor work boots. I just want to say thank you to the maker of the Survivor steel toe work boot…
MSR Carbon Reflex 1
This is a very impressive tent from MSR. It is a bit expensive so I gave it 4.5 stars instead of 5, but wow, this is a great tent. If you go…
reviewed by TNHiker70
May 8, 2013
Eureka! Tent
Eureka tents hold up to constant use and weather no matther how much it rains or snows. I have had Eureka tents for over 10 years and are still…
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