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A lightweight, 1.5 pound, 600 down fill summer sleeping bag. This line of Marmot sleeping bags was made exclusively for Dick's sporting goods;…
reviewed by Mike Russell
May 1, 2013
It's a nice alternative to using bungee cords. They are as useful as bungees. I liked the 24-inch pair so much, I bought a pair of 18-inch ties.
reviewed by second gear
May 1, 2013
Ultra comfy, ultra adjustable pack able to handle significant weight. When it comes to packs, it either feels good or it doesn't. I tried on…
reviewed by Sunwolf Enemy
May 1, 2013
Super lightweight and the most comfortable/supportive trail boot I've worn. Definitely the choice for multi-day backpackers. I got these boots…
reviewed by Anthony Mancuso
May 1, 2013
Really miss this in the packets! Our customers really miss this product! Please bring it back! This is one of the best tasting apple ciders…
reviewed by Luvmycoffee
May 1, 2013
Easy and fast to set up. Great design with two doors and two vestibules. The tent is easy to set up with three (very high quality, lightweight)…
reviewed by theslamets
May 1, 2013
I bought 6L bag. I always use it when I go to hike a mountain. I think this bag is great and amazing as a water storage in my tent. I use it…
reviewed by theslamets
May 1, 2013
Great ultralight pack for long-distance hiking, or carry more moderate loads for a weekend trip without adding extra pounds to your back. Rated…
reviewed by Viewfinder PCT
May 1, 2013
Overall I found the Platypus GravityWorks 2 liter to be a convenient and easy approach to the problem of providing potable water. No water treatment…
reviewed by Bill S
April 30, 2013
A no-brainer stove. With abundant wood availability, this is my go-to backpacking stove. This is an excellent stove, with a few important limitations. …
reviewed by Sunwolf Enemy
April 30, 2013
The Black Diamond Dawn Patrol Jacket is a versatile, light-to-midweight softshell that's best for fast-paced activity in cold weather. The Dawn…
reviewed by Seth
April 30, 2013
Perhaps the single finest piece of outdoor gear I own. I recently returned from an overnight snowshoeing trip in Colorado. I got a very late…
reviewed by Sunwolf Enemy
April 30, 2013
A spectacular sleeping bag. Packable, light, and unbelievably warm. In every review I try to find good things and bad things to say. I had a…
reviewed by Sunwolf Enemy
April 30, 2013
A reliable companion for the solo backpacker. This tent delivers what you need without unnecessary frills. Best used by solo backpackers on…
reviewed by Sunwolf Enemy
April 30, 2013
This boot has a flexible albeit stable footbed that offers the lightness of a traditional jungle boot with the comfort only Lowa can produce.
reviewed by johnnyrgr
April 29, 2013
This is by far my favorite sandal, and one of my favorite footwear pieces in general. It fits my slightly wide feet perfectly and the straps…
reviewed by idos
April 29, 2013
Best sandal for my needs as a live aboard cruiser. Fit perfect. Mine lasted 2 years. Wish I could find them again at any price!!!! Great, comfort,…
reviewed by Kathleen Banks (guest)
April 29, 2013
Awesome binding. No compromise, as good as a normal snowboard binding. These things are like night and day coming from the Voile Universal Sliders.
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 29, 2013
Stable, comfortable, durable, but heavy canoe. I bought this canoe on craigslist. It's my first canoe and I bought it so the dog, girlfriend,…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 29, 2013
Awesome bag. No complaints. This bag is awesome. It stuffs down to a little larger than a Nalgene without compression straps, I'm sure it could…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 29, 2013
Board is awesome, Voile universal interface leaves a little to be desired. I love this thing, it's my first split. I have put about a dozen…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 28, 2013
Awesome, durable, full feature winter pack. I use the Dakine Frontier with my K2 Panoramic Splitboard. It doesn't have a dedicated snowboard…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 28, 2013
Advertized as a "tent", fits like a large, overweight bivy. I used this tent only a couple of times and put it away until I sold it. It's…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 28, 2013
Good starter tent, heavy for backpacking. This tent is nice, for the price. It's made very well and never leaked on me. It held up to moderate…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 28, 2013
Best leash I've ever owned. This leash is awesome. Best leash I've used, hands down. It's seen 2 years of use and dozens of hikes, and still…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 28, 2013
Great pack, dog doesn't mind it and it stays put. This pack is highly adjustable and fits my dog great. It has never chafed him or irritated…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 28, 2013
Great minimalist shoe, most minimal Vibram Fiverfinger they offer. I use these more as a training aid in my trail running than as an actual…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 28, 2013
A great lightweight rain and wind stopper that compresses down very small and is very breathable. Overall I have enjoyed this jacket very much.
reviewed by Greg Hardwicke
April 28, 2013
Great tent. Great tent. Have been using it for over 3 years. Has never leaked. If it's windy, it's hard to set up by yourself. Fits two cots…
reviewed by Troy Engel
April 28, 2013
Fantastically comfortable big-daypack/ultralight overnighter; happily recommended. I've run through five different day packs in the last few…
reviewed by JWatson
April 28, 2013
Great little cookset for those who are NOT backwoods gourmets. I only cook freeze-dried meals when hiking and backpacking. The Ketalist is perfect…
reviewed by JWatson
April 28, 2013
I put over a thousand miles running and hiking on my first pair before they finally wore out, and my knees have never felt better. My first…
reviewed by JWatson
April 28, 2013
Great little stove for the solo backpacker; easily recommended for those who favor simplicity and ease. I purchased my PocketRocket stove used…
reviewed by JWatson
April 28, 2013
Complete Rubbish, so disappointed with my North Face Chilkats. My boots were stored with the rest of my gear. Took them out for the first time…
reviewed by John Bajada (guest)
April 28, 2013
This review is for the Denali Evo tails. Generally useful in that they provide a little extra flotation when needed. Convenient as they can…
reviewed by johnarthur39
April 27, 2013
Excellent snowshoes. Great traction, descent float for their size, durable, and versatile. Great for above treeline and crusty conditions. I…
reviewed by johnarthur39
April 27, 2013
I have been very happy with these boots. They have great support and cushion while retaining enough flexibility to walk comfortably. Used for…
reviewed by johnarthur39
April 27, 2013
I loved this shoe for its comfortable fit. Didn't need any break in time. Support was great, especially on the ankles. Had no problem backpacking…
reviewed by idos
April 27, 2013
This shoe grabs the foot like a glove, solid grip on heel (no lift at all, and I usually have lift problems), wide enough for my moderately…
reviewed by idos
April 27, 2013
I took this tent for a couple of backpacking trips in Israel. It's a 2-person tent and easily roomy enough without gear. With gear inside its…
reviewed by idos
April 27, 2013
The We-no-nah Escapade is a 16.6 tandem performance touring canoe available only in "tuff weave"material. Produced mainly for lakes and gentle…
reviewed by Mumblefords
April 27, 2013
There are much superior units in the cottage industry. The strange thing about ENO is they are undoubtedly the top hammock seller in the U.S.
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 27, 2013
Solid pack, well-balanced, durable. Have used it several times a year for the last five years without any visible signs of wear - just dirt.
reviewed by JWatson
April 26, 2013
Only soft shell that has it all. I am a 32 x 32 and bought the small so I can wear them on their own. Lets get one thing straight from the start,…
reviewed by Arthur (guest)
April 26, 2013
This canoe is based on a Trapper canoe originally built by Chestnut Canoe Company of New Brunswick. The Chestnut model was designed for trappers…
reviewed by Erich
April 26, 2013
The easiest liquid fuel stove I have come across. Also, instant flame which can 'simmer' in a manner of speaking. The all-in-one feature of…
reviewed by Oliver Brotherton
April 26, 2013
So light you'll forget it's there. Yes, I'm gushing over this hat because it was a prize. BUT this really is a great hat for ultralight backpacking.
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 26, 2013
25kN for 2oz! In a Frog Ascending system, this is an excellent product to use. It's extremely strong for its weight, and you can slip several…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 26, 2013
Not for the gloved hand! I'm surprised these are still on the market. If you are wearing a pair of gloves, you won't be able to open this 'biner.
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 26, 2013
Not what I hoped for. I was looking for a "throat-y" auto locking aluminum 'biner, and the Omega Jake (OJ) drew me in with its description of…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 26, 2013
Decent 'biner at a good price. I use these every day on my Adventure Challenge course. They are a dependable aluminum carabiner at a low cost.
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 26, 2013
25kN at 5.29 oz. I use these for a number of applications—mostly climbing. They are an essential part of of a Frog Ascending system for rope…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 26, 2013
A lot of quality and more features than the price could tell. Kelty is all about quality and small prices. The Coyote is my very first pack…
reviewed by JoshuaGallardo
April 26, 2013
Add some convenience to your trip by filtering water from camp. This piece of gear will help you do that. Every now and then, you seem to run…
reviewed by ed20320
April 26, 2013
Compact devices ideal for established packed snowy trailways. I had meant to write this review back in the winter, but alas, work intervened...I…
reviewed by gregf
April 26, 2013
This case is backed by a warranty that stands behind the superior quality of the product. A perfect way to protect your communications when…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
April 25, 2013
Get it, it's awesome. Not a NF fan, but this jacket awesome. So lightweight you really don't feel it on, but toasty warm, amd wind resistant.
reviewed by Emery Ellis
April 25, 2013
Worth the switch! After long time dedication to a competitor, no regrets; Nice construction, long tube, and a well engineered sure close system.
reviewed by Munro Baggs
April 25, 2013
Best rope on the market! I have been using New England's dynamic and static ropes for nearly 12 years on the Adventure Challenge Courses I manage.
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
Good, quality product. I started off with one of these, and it served me well for a couple of years. When it was time to retire it, I found…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
Unnecessary, "psychological" backup. I was terrified of rappelling and ascending ropes 14 years ago. So I bought the Shunt as a "back up" in…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
An important part of any ascension system. Singing Rock is a great company, and this is a great item to use with a Frog Ascension System. The…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
Does what it is suppose to do quite well. I have been using the Patin for years as a supplement to my Frog Ascension. Normally, when you start…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
Holds wet rope. So, I have said the same thing on my Petzl Croll review, but in a "Frog" Ascension system, the Croll and Ascension are both…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
Trust My Life To It! Petzl's ascenders are the only oneˇs I've ever used for caving. They work right every time. I can set and remove them…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
My "go-to" rappel device. I have bounced many pits on this rack, and it's still going strong. There are different kinds of racks on the market.
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
Belayed thousands of people on this tube. This belay tube device does exactly what it's intended to do for a great price. I have been using…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
A must-have item for folks on rope! I work with two of these. The first is in my personal climbing bag, for use in my caving activities. The…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
Everyone should have a base layer like this!! I never thought I would ever spend $50+ on a base layer. I am glad I did!! I have used this…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 25, 2013
Lightweight, packable comfort. The Selk bag offers comfort and warmth while maintaining mobility. I'd like to believe that I spent a good amount…
reviewed by pmo
April 25, 2013
Love this jacket!! I am 6'2" tall and about 220# and the large fits me perfect. I have had this jacket for over 5 years now and I use it all…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 25, 2013
The jacket is good for daily use, though they could do some more work to it. This is a nice jacket, no doubt about it, but, for the price I…
reviewed by YJLorenzen
April 25, 2013
Comfort out of the box, ultralight and feel amazing. The forward traction is second to none in snow, on dry and wet dirt, sand etc. Breathable…
reviewed by Jugalug
April 25, 2013
Great material, but for women with bigger buns this may sit too low. I know they advertise the inseam with this short, but the rise in the back…
reviewed by silveriec
April 25, 2013
Super warm with amazing loft before and after moisture is introduced. DWR repelled condensation great. Used in 25 degree temps with snow and…
reviewed by Jugalug
April 25, 2013
The Vasque is a lightweight boot with sufficient mesh for ventilation. It is comfortable out of the box but the flexibility provided by the…
reviewed by wmbonno
April 25, 2013
Outstanding performer especially for those who prefer a breeze across their back. I continue to watch the newer Ospreys, but this Atmos 35 is…
reviewed by tpar
April 24, 2013
"Lite" is right. I bought this on the recommendation of a buddy who leads wilderness adventures into Maine's 100-Mile Wilderness. It's lightweight…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 24, 2013
Solid outsole, ventilates well, comfy. I've had these shoes for about 2 years now and they are in great condition. I mainly use them around…
reviewed by seraphicD
April 24, 2013
Lightest, most durable bottle on the market! I first started using a Platypus bottle in my caving pack. Anything that goes caving gets BEAT…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 24, 2013
Good quality hammock, but a bit on the small size. I know it is listed as a discontinued item, but the RestNest has been selling on some of…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 24, 2013
This amazing little stove pot is compact enough for the average backpacker and gives versatility to the beginners out there. Amazing for its…
reviewed by Matt Maj
April 24, 2013
Excellent headlamp! I think a headlamp should be simple and intuitive to use and operate. I was the only person in camp with a headlamp years…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 24, 2013
Great tent stakes! These are my go-to tent stakes. Very solid aluminum. I have used these stakes for over 4 years now and have not bent one…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 24, 2013
As comfortable as air pads get, but small air leak during a week-long camp trip. I used this pad for a one week camping trip and it was very…
reviewed by crjdirt
April 24, 2013
Carries Heavy Loads Great. Good for packing with younger ones, where the burden is on you. Hunters, fisherman, young family backpacker daddies,…
reviewed by CaliforniaHiker
April 24, 2013
Better than I thought it would be! I got sick of slow leaks in my sleeping pads and decided to give the Therm-a-Rest Z-lite a try. It is about…
reviewed by crjdirt
April 24, 2013
Fits perfectly in waist, for rain use only. Not for submersible use, I flipped my boat when wearing this and it's full of water after a minute…
reviewed by wahyu Maffers
April 24, 2013
Handy for campouts or emergency power outages. Fast and efficient. A little extra weight makes up for the fuel you won’t need to carry. Highly…
reviewed by Troop855
April 24, 2013
Good bag — light, packs small, warm to 30 degrees. I used this bag for a week camping trip — experienced snow, rain, and warm temps. Temps…
reviewed by crjdirt
April 24, 2013
5 stars for small, lightweight, durable, great adjustability. Great stove. I use it with the GSI MicroDualist — great combo! Had a tough…
reviewed by crjdirt
April 24, 2013
A tough bag packed with clever features for both summer and winter use. This is a great bag! I have used the Osprey Aether on several big trips…
reviewed by Oliver Brotherton
April 24, 2013
5 stars for functionable, lightweight, ease of use, durable, packable. Easy to use, easy to pack, fits more than you'd think in it (2 sporks,…
reviewed by crjdirt
April 24, 2013
I used the SD Revival 65 for a week in Moab and love it. Very roomy and easy access to all areas of the pack. I used the SD Revival 65 for a…
reviewed by crjdirt
April 24, 2013
Lightweight and comfortable for moderate hiking and wearing around camp. No major complaints after a week of hiking in Moab. Worth the $ in…
reviewed by crjdirt
April 24, 2013
Love this tent. Bulletproof. Affordable. This tent is probably my favorite backcountry piece of gear I own. It is very easy to set up. It…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 23, 2013
Lightweight water bottle, does not affect the flavor of the water. First off, I am very picky about the taste of water. That may be weird but…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 23, 2013
Reliable and easy to use. I bought one of these water filters about 10 years ago. It was PUR brand but is exactly like the Katadyn Hiker version.
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 23, 2013
These are the most aggressive and downturned shoes I've tried. Best for overhung sport and bouldering definitely not for comfort or to use on…
reviewed by julie camtu
April 23, 2013
I have now owned the Mush for about a year and have no complaints. They are still holding strong, though the tread is starting to wear around…
reviewed by James Milligan
April 23, 2013
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