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Asolo FSN 70 GTX
This hiking boot is lightweight but durable. It is a great boot for woods or rocky hikes. Recommended for long hikes or day. Good if have limited…
Marmot Aspen 35 Pack
This is a rucksack that I would recommend to day hikers and those who won't stay out for more than two days at a time. It is ideal for summer…
reviewed by Survivalistarm
May 23, 2013
Hyperlite Mountain Gear Echo II Tarp
Great piece of gear. Held strong in 30mph winds near hurricane pass in the Tetons. Takes a bit of practice to pitch but is very versatile in…
Jetboil Flash Cooking System
Would not ever backpack without it. By far the best piece of gear we have ever purchased, though it's neck and neck with the Sawyer Squeeze…
reviewed by canbearlystandit
May 22, 2013
Big Agnes Fly Creek UL3
Does not hold up well in wind. Does not breathe well in summer. Four or five adventures thus far with the new Fly Creek purchased last year.
reviewed by canbearlystandit
May 22, 2013
Hyperlite Mountain Gear Porter
Really fantastic pack. My go-to for weekend to week-long trips! I searched a long time to find a lightweight pack that could carry up to 40…
Outdoor Research Seattle Sombrero
I bought this hat almost 20 years ago and it still does its job. I lived in the Seattle area when I bought this hat and it seemed appropriate…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
May 22, 2013
Outdoor Research Revel Cap
Works very well in the rain. I've used this hat for a couple of years now when hiking in wet weather. The hat repels water very well. The thing…
reviewed by in2snow
May 22, 2013
LightHeart Gear Solo
Initially I hated this tent. Initially I hated this tent. The floor was SLICK. I could not keep a Thermarest under me. Terrible sleeping condition.
Eureka! Copper Canyon 8
The Eureka! Copper Canyon 8 is spacious, easy to set up, and allows you to fully stand up anywhere in the tent due to its nearly vertical walls.
66°North Surtsey Hat
Love this hat. Warm, windproof, looks good, fits. Kind of pricey. I was given this hat while in Stockholm. Wore it through a Swedish winter…
REI Merino Light Hiker Crew Sock
The sock, while new, performed like its competitors' product. However, REI's brand did NOT hold up. Pretty quickly, this sock showed signs of…
reviewed by second gear
May 22, 2013
Columbia Backcountry Convertible Pant
Very nice pair of convertible pants. I was looking for a new pair of convertible pants and came across these, so I figured I'd give them a try.
reviewed by in2snow
May 22, 2013
The North Face Paramount Convertible Pant
Have had two pairs of these pants, they have worn well over time. I've owned two pairs of these pants. Overall, I would buy another pair, IF…
reviewed by in2snow
May 22, 2013
Rock On Granite Chalk Bag
Great bag for an unbelievable price! Rugged construction, hidden pocket with a belt for $18. Works as good as any. I bought the cool blue one.
Hyperlite Mountain Gear Windrider 3400
In planning for our trip to the West Coast Trail, we were wanting to try to be ultra light in a packing. After much research I settled on the…
Hyperlite Mountain Gear 2400 Southwest
A very useful backpack with a lot of space and very easy to carry. When my stuff is in this back pack I feel free to go anywhere in any weather,…
Mountainsmith Day
A grab-and-go pack good for travelers that want space for minimum safety items, plus all the comfort of a backpack. I've used Mountainsmith…
Tubbs Wilderness Series
Good all-around snowshoe that's worked well for me on both gentle terrain and in the backcountry. The bindings are easy to use and the crampons…
reviewed by bigup79
May 21, 2013
TrekSta Assault GTX
Good snug fit for ascending or descending. They are not comfortable like a running shoe, but not unformfortable either. Very good stability…
Big Agnes Insulated Air Core
Great pad that's kept me camping in comfort, but this review is more about Big Agnes' outstanding warranty support. My experience with this…
reviewed by Mike Russell
May 21, 2013
The North Face Paramount Cargo Short
Bought an earlier version of these shorts in 2002. Have put them through all kinds of abuse since then. They are still going strong and the…
reviewed by Mike Russell
May 21, 2013
Perfect Fitness Cooling Towel
It is an exercise cooling towel made of a hyper-evaporative material. You are suppose to wet it, wring it, and then wrap it around your neck.
The North Face Verbera Hiker GTX
Light hiker: Nice and light! Waterproof but breathable—I hiked 15 miles, 92 degrees in Florida with wool socks and didn't think my feet got…
Granite Gear Alpha
This is the best dog pack that money can buy. Granite Gear in my opinion makes the very best dog packs. I used the Alpha pack for my dog when…
reviewed by Guide_You_Outdoors
May 21, 2013
Granite Gear Long Howl
This is the best dog pack that money can buy. Granite Gear in my opinion makes the very best dog packs. I used the Alpha pack for my dog when…
reviewed by Guide_You_Outdoors
May 21, 2013
Watershed Animas
This is in my opinion the best dry backpack that $$ can buy. Here is a video review: I also really like the clear version of it to find all…
reviewed by Guide_You_Outdoors
May 21, 2013
SOL Escape Bivvy
The SOL Escape Bivvy is excellent for campers who don't use tents, but prefer to use a tarp or sleep under the stars. It in conjunction with…
reviewed by Survivalistarm
May 21, 2013
Paramo Explorer Pull-On
Mid-outer layer using Paramo directional fabric. The concept works very well, but the fabric wore out after one outing. I purchased this product…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 21, 2013
Texsport 1 Quart Aluminum Canteen
This canteen has served me very well as a means of having a day's worth of water easily accessible on your belt. I'd recommend this canteen…
reviewed by Survivalistarm
May 21, 2013
Tarptent Notch
Henry Shires' Tarptent Notch is a solid performing, lightweight, solo shelter. It has two vestibules as well as two doors to enter/exit and…
Texsport Scouter Black Ice Hard Anodized Cook Set
Lightweight durable cook set that is one heck of a value. The finish on this camp set is very high quality and will last forever if seasoned…
reviewed by Palmer
May 20, 2013
Aqua-Quest Nautica 30L
For a dry bag this product is extremely lightweight. This bag is so water tight that you could use it as a floating device if empty! I bought…
reviewed by Palmer
May 20, 2013
GU Roctane Ultra Endurance Energy Drink
Not a noticeable improvement in my performance, but it tastes good so I drink more water. Why Roctane? Why not drink Gatorade or something…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
May 20, 2013
Herman Survivor
Not worth the time or money. This is the second pair in 6 months. I will never buy them again. I thought the first pair was just a defective…
Katadyn Hiker PRO
This lightweight filter purifies a large volume of water with little effort. Easy to clean in the field, it's perfect for backcountry adventures.
Merrell Waterpro Manistee
Quickdrying lightweight, extremely breathable water shoe. Great for a variety of activities. Great construction and reasonably hardwearing.
reviewed by TJ1984
May 20, 2013
Teva Wapta Mid WP
A very lightweight/waterproof mid for spring-autumn hiking. Good construction, adequate traction, and good level of comfort. Excellent value…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 20, 2013
Lowa Renegade II LL Lo
I bought the regular Renegade model Lo without Goretex. You have to waterproof them or they soak up water like a sponge. The linings are leather.
reviewed by Michael Sanborn
May 20, 2013
Asolo Fugitive GTX
I love these boots but have had bad experiences with blisters. I'm not a guy that gets blisters and have had three major blisters from these…
Gerber Profile Fine Edge Drop Point
This foldable-locking knife is great for trekking and 'around-the-camp' activities and jobs. The knife locks in place when fully extended and…
Scarpa Spark
The low rise on the shoe is great on uneven trails. Very secure footing for slick rock and roots to loose trail base. Overall a great trail…
Gerber Bear Grylls Parang
Ridiculously sharp replacement for your machete and hatchet! Although a bit bulky and heavy for what it is, it is in fact a replacement for…
reviewed by Palmer
May 19, 2013
Kelty Red Cloud 110
Comfortable HUGE rucksack that you hardly notice on your back. This pack fits extremely well for the size. The way the internal frame is designed…
reviewed by Palmer
May 19, 2013
Eureka! Solitaire
Perfect for long range treks in all weather situations. Awesome tent in all weather conditions below the timberline. Is very versatile and can…
reviewed by Palmer
May 19, 2013
MontBell U.L. Super Spiral Down Hugger #5
Love this bag. Quality construction, no cold spots, packs down small. I use this with a Sea to Summit 15 degree liner and it's a perfect two-season…
Vasque Breeze 2.0 GTX
Good boot for waterproofing and heavier hiking or backpacking. These are great boots if you are looking for a heavier boot for longer trips…
GoLite Pyramid Peak Convertible Pant
These are DWR convertible pants that are lightweight. These are good for hiking and in light rain. I bought these pants and within the first…
Sierra Designs Genesis 3.0 Parka
A good parka that's served me well over the years, but has shrunk a bit after more than a decade. It still serves its purpose quite well, and…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 18, 2013
Sierra Zip Ztove
It's a good choice if you don't want to fool with making sure you have enough fuel. I carry mine around for quick meals on the trail, even though…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 18, 2013
Vivo Barefoot Legacy
Another great shoe by Vivo! This minimalist shoe is a must-have for any hikers out there who prefer breathability and maneuverability over ankle…
Columbia River Eat'N Tool
For what it is, the Eat'N Tool gets the job done well, and then some. It's one small piece of metal that functions as a spork, can opener, flat…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 18, 2013
Gregory Savant 58 Pack
First of all the "Weekend Pack" category is misleading. You can easily stay out longer. I almost didn't buy it for that reason and now I am…
reviewed by Michael Sanborn
May 18, 2013
Patagonia Hi-Loft Down Sweater
It's Patagonia. It's down. It's lightweight. What else is there to say? I bought this through CampSaver.com on sale for $110 bucks. Living in…
reviewed by macchiolives
May 18, 2013
Sierra Designs Lightning HT 2
Great tent if bought on discount. Very utilitarian design and serves its purpose well. Tested in mild conditions during the spring in the San…
reviewed by macchiolives
May 18, 2013
Dermatone SPF 36 Zinc Oxide Lotion
My favorite sunscreen for bright sun or high altitude. Dermatone sunscreen products have been my favorites for many years (decades). I have…
reviewed by alpine1
May 18, 2013
Heritage Kayaks Redfish 14
This is a great fishing kayak designed with an angler in mind. It has usable space, as well as storage for all your gear. Handles on both sides,…
reviewed by Swampcat
May 18, 2013
Julbo Explorer
These are great glasses for snow and glacier travel. I got these for snow and glacier travel and after several years of use they have not disappointed.
reviewed by alpine1
May 18, 2013
Outdoor Research Sun Runner Cap
A very effective design for all kinds of uses and conditions, either as a mere cap, to full neck protection from sun. This is a very useful…
reviewed by alpine1
May 18, 2013
GSI Halulite Ketalist Cookset
Best kettle for the money. Good capacity and accessories. Took this on a 2-day hike to try it out, and it was very handy. I just set it on a…
Big Agnes Fly Creek UL3
Perfect for 2 people and a dog, 3 would be squished but would work. It breaks down to 1.1 oz per person if planning to camp with 3. There is…
Vargo Titanium Sierra 750
Packs down and stores with less space. Shapes helps to heat water faster. When I first saw this extra large Sierra cup I was skeptical about…
enLIGHTened Equipment Epiphany Cuben Fiber Quilt
One of the lightest 30 degree quilts around weighing in at 19 oz. This quilt is waterproof and packs down very small into its attached stuff…
Pat's Backcountry Beverages Carbonator Bottle
Pat's Backcountry Beverage Carbonator. I love sipping back a cold soda after a hard day's hike, climb, etc. but hate carrying the weight. With…
ProBar Old School PB&J Bar
Nuts, nuts and more nuts. OK, technically seeds but still really yummy. Touted as a meal replacement bar, this offering is a nutrient dense…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
May 17, 2013
A3 Honey Graham & S'Mores
A nice little crispy snack bar, good s'mores flavor. A3 Action Snax Honey Graham & S’mores I like S’mores. Anything s’mores flavored…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
May 17, 2013
Mion Flood Tide
I have the Mion Floodgate Sandal and want some more!!!! One of the best trail-water-summer shoe I've ever put on my feet. I teach high school…
MSR SimmerLite
Very durable stove. I've had this stove for years (since 2006). Boiled lots of water, cooked many a meal. Never has it failed me. That says…
reviewed by in2snow
May 17, 2013
Black Diamond Trail Ergo Cork
Great pair of durable trekking poles! I have had these pole for quite a few years now and have used them for numerous miles. Have never had…
reviewed by in2snow
May 17, 2013
Osprey Aether 70
Love this pack. It's very solid construction, a good hip belt and is very comfortable under heavy load. I bought this as my first hiking backpack…
Camp Trails Catskill
A decent internal frame pack for less than $100 that's lasted just over a decade. Definitely not a good choice for those who want to travel…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 17, 2013
Kelty Windfoil Ultralight
Mine is still going strong since 1997 through heavy use and a fair amount of neglect. It's kept me bone dry except for the times the ground…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 17, 2013
Granite Gear Crown V.C. 60
The pack has a nice feature set, but the framesheet suspension system does not live up to the advertised weight of 35 lbs. Even worse, packed…
reviewed by Clayton Mauritzen
May 17, 2013
Champion C9 Premium Boxer Briefs
Synthetic material, moisture wicking, boxer briefs that are comfortable and prevent chaffing. This is the one item of hiking gear that I do…
Salomon Quest 4D GTX
Great pair of boots, very comfortable. I have owned these boots for two years. They have been worn on numerous weekends, training hikes, and…
reviewed by in2snow
May 16, 2013
Petzl Tikkina 2
An excellent headlamp that uses easier to find AAA batteries. A headlamp is useful when setting up camp as night falls. It is nice to have both…
Zippo High Polish Chrome Lighter
A zippo lighter can be refueled. As opposed to a disposable Bic lighter, this lighter is more durable and therefore more reliable. If you use…
Outdoor Products Water Filtration Squeeze Bottle
A one liter water bottle with a lanyard, a wide mouth cap and an integrated active carbon filter. Very convenient to use when you have cleaner…
Osprey Ariel 65
I am 5'4". This backpack is perfect fit for me. The adjustable torso make all the weight on the waist not the shoulder. I carried this backpack…
reviewed by happyhiker8
May 16, 2013
CiloGear 60L Worksack
Great climbing pack for long climbing trips. Carries very well and its modular design allows it to be used for nearly all aspects of a big trip.
Arc'teryx Acto MX Hoody
Go-to jacket for almost all activities in the colder months. Layers well and is great to use alone. A hidden gem in the Arc'teryx clothing line.
Arc'teryx Nozone 35
This is a great light pack for long adventure climbing. Can carry enough for the climb and a bivy or two depending on how light you go. Well…
Mountain Hardwear Nilas Jacket
Very warm Douvet for use as a belay layer in the winter or as a high altitude layer on super cold peaks. Some great features that are mostly…
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir
Still one of the lightest and most comfortable backpacking pads on the market. It is a bit noisy narrow, but works better than other pads. Great…
Marmot Zion Jacket
This is a great softshell for shoulder season skiing and for all winter climbing. Extremely breathable, durable, and waterproof. Marmot Zion…
MSR Fuel Bottle
Simple and sturdy. This is a bottle, so not much can be said. It is well made and holds up to abuse while keeping fuel safe. The new child-proof…
Alite Mayfly Chair
Weighing in at 1.4lbs, the Alite Mayfly 4 Leg Stable Folding Camp chair is a well-made and strong chair that collapses into an 11.5" long, 4.3"…
Vargo Triad
Lightweight and durable, having its own folding legs and pot stand "horns" built in. Fire is good and stable. Boiling time +- as promised yet…
Columbia Whirlibird III Glove
Excellent value-for-money. As these gloves are often sold at big discounts, likely due to the over-top colour schemes Columbia has chosen to…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
Berghaus Technical SS Crew
Lightweight, fast dry, comfortable fit, good value for money. This is an excellent technical top. Fit is comfortable and not too tight. Fabric…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
Helly Hansen Berthed 3
Excellent urban boot, poor hiker. I have owned a pair for over two years dealing with harsh Canadian winters and rainy UK fall/winter/spring.
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
Outdoor Research Neoplume Jacket
Warm, very lightweight, well designed, well built. This is an excellent mid layer/outer layer/belay jacket from OR. It is very lightweight,…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
Mountain Hardwear Canyon Shirt Long Sleeve
Great fit and performance. Excellent fit, true to size, very comfortable. Appears to be well built, and the design is nice. Keeps you cool in…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
Mountain Hardwear Mesa Shirt Long Sleeve
Lightweight, great fit. Nothing but positive things to say about this product. Good fit, true to size, very comfortable. Appears to be well…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
Rab Hueco Shorts
Good build, terrible fit. These were a huge dissapointment as I really like everything about them other than the fit. Excellent material, good…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
Merrell Catalyst Ventilator
Good performance, value for money. An excellent value-for-money outdoors shoe Fit: A little on the wide side, so it's excellent for people like…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
The North Face Verbera Lightpacker GTX
Excellent fit and comfort, with interesting design. The traction is great, and the support around the ankle and heel are very good without being…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
The North Face Surge
Good, albeit confused product. Excellent construction, very comfortable, way too many pockets, and confusing purpose (not a hiking bag by any…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
The North Face Havoc GTX XCR
Great waterproof light hiking and walking shoe. Vibram soles have excellent grip, instep, arch and shoe box are quite comfortable from the very…
Aquamira Water Treatment Drops
Convenient, light, fast enough. But how antiseptic is it? I have used these drops for several years, and I have never gotten sick in the wild.
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