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If you are looking for a simple lightweight alternative to your tent then this hammock might be just the thing for you. Overall the price and…
reviewed by zfetcko
May 3, 2013
I love this jacket. I've been living in it for a few months now. It absolutely blocks the wind, but breathes really well. Fit is outstanding!
reviewed by Ben McCloskey
May 2, 2013
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Perhaps I'm being a bit nit-picky here because after all this is a very durable, lightweight shirt that still is able to maintain a heavy feel…
reviewed by p_a_lloyd
April 22, 2013
While there are plenty of discussions about how to lighten the load, I found the extra weight of this 'system' well worth it. I don't take the…
reviewed by tmal
April 20, 2013
Great entry level to intermediate shoe, as well as a wonderful all-day multi-pitch choice for the more experienced climbers. Very comfortable…
reviewed by Chris Graham
April 19, 2013
This is a great lightweight cook set, if you have the right type of stove to accommodate the small 4.2 inch diameter. I have recently discovered…
reviewed by James Milligan
April 18, 2013
A light, compact, rugged, powerful and full-featured LED headlamp with a brand new design, sporting an internal rechargeable battery. Red and…
reviewed by nuitsblanches
April 14, 2013
Good fitting, adequate water repellency for a softshell. EXCELLENT breathability for the wind resistance offered. After years of using different…
reviewed by Stephen S.
April 8, 2013
It exceeded my expectations. I like the compactness. When I saw this at the flea market, I immediately snatched it up. I had been seeing these…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
April 4, 2013
It is a tent that will last for years, as it will stand up to the elements and perform predictably. If you are average to big in size, and are…
reviewed by Adam Woelk
April 4, 2013
The Seedhouse SL-2 is a simple, well-designed, easy to set and take down tent. I have used it in the summer and fall and really like the door…
reviewed by Jay Fermaglich
April 3, 2013
Convenience and security in a stout package. After you accept the bulk and weight of it as a given, the bear can is worth it for the piece of…
reviewed by Sebastian_C
April 1, 2013
The best tent I have ever owned. I have owned over 30 tents thru the years. I now have 6 who have made the cut thru the years. Out of all of…
reviewed by Blursven7
March 31, 2013
Excellent trail running shoes. Light, comfortable, good grip, fast lace-up! I have been running in these for a few weeks now. I previously was…
reviewed by Capow21
March 28, 2013
Just what the doctor ordered! A perfect balance between brightness, features, and cost! 70 Lumens, multimode with a red led for night use, and…
reviewed by kkpro
March 27, 2013
This was the solution to my wife's freezing cold nights! My wife and I have been camping for 25 years, and motorcycle camping for over 20 of…
reviewed by bigger al
March 19, 2013
The set is lightweight and very sturdy. They perform double duty for cooking and for eating. They are long enough for cooking, but not too long…
reviewed by RBryanP
March 17, 2013
Great alternative to down, best one out there I feel. My wife is allergic to down, so much so that I can't even wear a jacket that has any mention…
reviewed by wildepirate
March 8, 2013
A solid (almost bomb-proof) hauler for mid-range trips for the hiker that is into something tunable. I picked mine up right after the model…
reviewed by jiynx
March 6, 2013
Tested three hiking apps for the iPhone 4 while hiking and found good and bad, the bottom line: there is more work needed to improve apps and…
reviewed by Oldman Mike
February 24, 2013
This is the sharpest folding blade I own. The scissors can cut anything. The saw is amazingly sharp. I have been carrying this multitool for…
reviewed by malotrekker
February 22, 2013
Lightweight, bright, and cleverly-designed, this lantern makes excellent use of diffused light, compacts so that it won't accidentally turn…
reviewed by wisefool
February 14, 2013
Bought one on their Kickstarter last year, and boy was it worth the wait! I'm getting pretty respectable charge times with a simple MSR stove…
reviewed by swensor
February 5, 2013
If you absolutely need the warmest mitten available, these are the gold standard as far as I am concerned. The combination of a windproof/waterproof…
reviewed by leadbelly2550
January 28, 2013
A good solo cooking pot/mug combo. Lightweight, tough, and plays well with others. I like it. It holds water, it boils water over fire. Not…
reviewed by Pilgrim
January 21, 2013
As near perfect as can be. Great fit, ideal support that's typically difficult to find, the moisture management of Merino wool and as comfortable…
reviewed by JerseyWreckDiver
January 20, 2013
This non-self inflating sleeping pad/ mattress is light, packable and about as comfortable as a sleeping pad can get for its size and weight.
reviewed by Sir Inch-a-lot
January 20, 2013
This is the best of the best. The I-Tent was i-awesome long before any glamorous media gadget. This is the alpha dog of two-person four-season…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
Super-capable neo-approach shoes that climb “the gnar” and last 5000 miles of hiking. Put the Gandas on and do things you want to do. Forget…
reviewed by pillowthread
January 18, 2013
Crazy light poles that fold small and have an ingenious locking mechanism... all without sacrificing strength. You get what you pay for! These…
reviewed by kkpro
January 16, 2013
A hammock you can lay on your stomach in? It's true. I am a devoted stomach sleeper and find this hammock to be my answer to a comfortable night's…
reviewed by v trek
January 16, 2013
Lightweight one- to two-person cooking set. Good for the weight conscious backpackers, mountaineers, and adventures who are looking for a cooking…
reviewed by Gavin Clarke
January 11, 2013
Overall this pack fits the niche very well. For me its a great pack to store my supplies plus supplies for the group. This bag is well constructed…
reviewed by Appstate
January 9, 2013
I was hesitant to try these at first, thinking these would be too heavy and tiresome to wear. Boy, was I wrong! I wanted to do some snow hiking…
reviewed by Linda Navroth
January 9, 2013
The Rab Neutrino Plus is an overall very solid cold weather performer. The Rab Neutrino Plus is a nice jacket! I own one other Rab product,…
reviewed by Cody Bartz
January 9, 2013
A water bottle that stores flat or rolled up, takes up virtually no space, is durable, and weighs just .8 oz. What's not to love!? I decided…
reviewed by TheRambler
January 9, 2013
MSR Lightning Ascent 30” snowshoes, a very good snowshoe with some unique features. MSR Lightning Ascent 30" snowshoes Period of use: 1½…
reviewed by JWcamp
January 8, 2013
Great pack for a one or two day trip. I bought the medium and it fits me perfectly (5'6"). Hip and shoulder straps adjust well. Pack carries…
reviewed by Linda Navroth
January 3, 2013
This jacket lives up to OR's summary. Overall solid performance. Good go-to jacket for cool weather, damp conditions. (She and I in our OR coats)…
reviewed by second gear
December 26, 2012
This kit allows you to carry everything you need for summertime cooking without any wasted space inside your pack. During the spring of 2011,…
reviewed by ed20320
December 26, 2012
Great pad, brilliant value! I got my Klymit STATIC V Ultralight Camping Sleeping Pad (72" x 23") in October and immediately hit the trail. I…
reviewed by AndreaF
December 25, 2012
Great weight distribution. Durable. Comfortable. My best friend on the trail. Great customer service I am a small woman and I bought this pack…
reviewed by KAK
December 22, 2012
This is a very solid backpack for those looking to go lighter but not ready to forgo all advantages of a traditional internal-frame pack. This…
reviewed by .ghost.
December 19, 2012
I would highly recommend these! Used only two pairs on my thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail in 2012. I could not recommend these shoes enough.
reviewed by JimmieJackson
December 18, 2012
The Feathercraft Baylee is a true whitewater-worthy packraft that is crafted of super high quality urethan that has been electronically welded.
reviewed by ohkaren
December 14, 2012
This is about the perfect solo trail kitchen out there for those looking for an all-in-one solution. I only took off a half star because the…
reviewed by rburtt
December 2, 2012
This product doesn't have a brand name. It's the good old Ensolite Pad, or at least that's what I have always called it. Anyway for those looking…
reviewed by GaryPalmer
November 30, 2012
Finally a bag for stomach and side sleepers that actually works. You experience the feeling of almost sleeping in big down filled comforter.
reviewed by Greg Jordan
November 27, 2012
The out-of-the-box comfort praises are true, and these things give me grip on rock faces and ledges like Spiderman! You can plow through the…
reviewed by Sanskrit
November 20, 2012
This is a great shirt for hiking.! It is lightweight, wicking, and comfortable. It is my go-to 3 season hiking shirt. I wear it March-November.
reviewed by Ashleigh
November 18, 2012
Hammock under quilt that is well made and has a realistic temperature rating. I have switched to a hammock as my primary shelter after many…
reviewed by nicksmaint
November 17, 2012
Suspension is not a gimmick. Just a few comments on this as still not a great deal written about this pack. Firstly, the suspension. The main…
reviewed by aus
November 16, 2012
OMG! Seriously? If you haven't already drooled all over one of these like a lifeless zombie online or in your local shop for hours by now than…
reviewed by Sir Inch-a-lot
November 8, 2012
A great rain jacket that is for more than just rainy conditions. From the Manufacturer: You’re not getting older: You’re evolving! And so…
reviewed by James Steen
November 8, 2012
Sazzi's take on the traditional water sandal provides some unique and helpful innovations. Having independent toe movement helps with balance…
reviewed by leadbelly2550
November 8, 2012
The Jetboil Flash Java kit is a well designed all-in-one stove/cook pot/insulated coffee press that's a cinch to set up and really delivers…
reviewed by Sir Inch-a-lot
November 8, 2012
Warm, light, compact, goes below 32. Bad first, I hate the zipper on this darn thing. If I was mummied and had to escape a bear, I'd die. I…
reviewed by Missyfas
November 1, 2012
Osprey has designed a versatile and quality pack for the urban and travelling yet outdoorsy minded person, but basic flaws such as pocket placement…
reviewed by Nathan Briggs
October 28, 2012
This backpacking tent is not the lightest 3-man out there, but it is heavy duty and has plenty of interior volume. Large vestibules and 6 pockets…
reviewed by XterroBrando
October 25, 2012
Light, simple and most of all, warm...and so good I've reviewed it twice!) The odd thing about the U.L., when I first got it, was the sensation…
reviewed by JMTx12
October 25, 2012
A Swiss Army Knife of a tent. Throwing in my 2c for anyone considering this tent, although I can't speak to the new and improved Mountain 25…
reviewed by Climberdave
October 24, 2012
Lots of room for your gear on a dayhike, but light enough to stuff inside a backpack. I was scouting around for a lightweight day pack to stuff…
reviewed by peter1955
October 22, 2012
There was a time when pillows were the mark of the meek, the fragile, and the mild... No MORE!! Lightweight, super-durable, and perhaps most…
reviewed by Badass Outdoors
October 22, 2012
This is the greatest, most versatile tent I've ever owned. I thought at first it sweated some until I switched sleeping ends and then I was…
reviewed by Greg Hoffer (guest)
October 19, 2012
This is the perfect year-round bag! It packs relatively small, is warm and comfy, and doesn't break the bank. If you're a big person who likes…
reviewed by bigger al
October 18, 2012
Great concept of a system. Water filter itself is amazing. The bags lack strength and durability. They are the weak link in the system. The…
reviewed by second gear
September 30, 2012
Great for 1- or 2-person cooking. Stable, windproof platform and failproof. The set: The trangia 27-5 is a nice 2-person starter set. It comes…
reviewed by DutchWalker
September 27, 2012
I have carried large packs (65 to 105 L) in all kinds of environments for years now. The Kajka 75 is more comfortable and easier to organize…
reviewed by Badass Outdoors
September 14, 2012
A quality entry level GPS that will will satisfy any expert. The Garmin eTrex 10 is a great product. It's best used in conjunction with a map…
reviewed by NJCMQ8026
September 8, 2012
Stuffing your Therm-a-Rest sleeping pad in this little shell to create a camp chair is a great lightweight "luxury" item for the woods. Instead…
reviewed by Everyfrog
September 7, 2012
Great women's sport sandal! Very stylish and comfortable for a variety of outdoor activities! I wore them hiking and in the canoe. I am a first-time…
reviewed by Jennifer C.
September 6, 2012
Warm, compressible down jacket that's great as a mid-layer or in camp. Ripstop polyester shell is tough as nails! The Patagonia men's down hoody…
reviewed by utah backpacker
September 5, 2012
Easy to set up. Very stable/sturdy. Dry Dry Dry. Spacious. All around amazing My wife and I love this tent. She was extremely hesitant about…
reviewed by snowake87
September 4, 2012
First impressions look good. Much more testing is planned for the future. The text from my wife read: A box came for you today, what did you…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
September 4, 2012
Very convenient, will provide for one or two people. I'm normally camping either alone or the girlfriend is hiking along. It's very easy to…
reviewed by tiredofwinter
August 29, 2012
FOUR ingredients! It's organic, but I like it anyway. I don't agree with the religion of organic food, I think it's a hoax. Having said that…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
August 28, 2012
I chose this tent after a long search. I used it for two and a half months in every weather except snow, and this tent is just terrific! Strong,…
reviewed by Yuvalk
August 26, 2012
When it comes to an Ultra Durable pack that can carry enormous loads over uneven terrain, look no further than the Denali Pro from Gregory.
reviewed by Badass Outdoors
August 24, 2012
Awesome all-around tent. Big space, worry-free waterproof setup, and incredible ventilation. Perfect family tent, not for the backpacker but…
reviewed by Carrojas
August 23, 2012
A folding rescue knife for EMS and rescue personnel.
reviewed by Arson
August 20, 2012
Amazing tent for the price! Very easy to set up. I can set the entire tent up within 3 minutes. I've never had a problem with the stability. …
reviewed by tiredofwinter
August 14, 2012
Well-made, but less than ideal for non-military users. The U.S. M-1950 dry lensatic compass currently made by Cammenga gets a lot of good press…
reviewed by Deserted
August 14, 2012
The Operator Band takes the traditional paracord survival band to the next level. It has items hidden throughout that make it a TRUE survival…
reviewed by Luke
August 11, 2012
Lightweight utility knife.
reviewed by Arson
August 8, 2012
Very comfortable, excellent insulation from cold ground, robust material — less likely to puncture. Packability. An excellent mat for 3-4…
reviewed by eagleboy
August 5, 2012
This filter works very well for 1 or 2 hikers, is incredibly light, and reasonably priced. At 3.5 oz you can't beat the weight. To operate this…
reviewed by Terry S Burnside
July 28, 2012
Hennessy is of the elite of hammocks. Having slept in a Mexican hammock for a few weeks straight on vacation once, I figured that I could tolerate…
reviewed by Lah
July 28, 2012
This pack rocks for carrying a heavy day-load, and carrying it well! The harness and Delrin rods distribute weight evenly and the shoulder and…
reviewed by flowerpecker
July 21, 2012
This water filter is definitely the best thing going. I have been on numerous multi-person hikes and it keeps everyone in water no matter what…
reviewed by Sterno15
July 19, 2012
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