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25,574 reviews
Odwalla Bar
Not as good as bacon, but what is? I usually eat Kit-Kat bars in the cold and crunchy granola bars in the heat. These little bricks of yumminess…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
April 5, 2013
Gregory Alpaca Duffle
Great bag for transporting gear and travel items. Get the 120 if you need more than a couple days' worth of items I debated a long time about…
Sierra Designs Meteor Light 3
This has been my "Go-To" tent for almost 20 years. Reasonably lightweight, roomy, dry, and a great design. I have used a lot of tents from a…
reviewed by RodneyBuck
April 5, 2013
Garcia Backpackers' Cache
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
Northwest Territory Olympic Cottage Deluxe Cabin Tent
We brought a Olympic cottage tent 16x12 from KMART a couple a years ago and we have always had a difficult time putting it together; but once…
The North Face Tadpole 23
I have used this tent a lot in many different weather conditions and just love it. I have used this tent on backpacking trips, canoe wilderness…
reviewed by rbreeden
April 15, 2013
Bending Branches Whisper
Very durable and reliable. nNo complaints at all. Great first paddle, but it is all any kayaker could ever need. It's a workhorse. It's that…
HawK VittleS Breakfast Casserole
An awesome, yummy meal! Single or double servings – this review is for the single serving size. Serving size: 16 oz. Calories: 754 Ingredients:…
reviewed by Linda Navroth
March 28, 2013
Sierra Designs Microlight Jacket
This is a great ultralight jacket. The stuff sack and the lightweather resistant fabric makes a superb on-the-go jacket. I highly recommend…
E-6000 Adhesive
Fabric repair adhesive available at wally world craft area and other retailers. E-6000 is a wonder product, right up there with Duct Tape. I…
reviewed by Montana Ski and Sail
April 12, 2013
Gear Aid Tenacious Tape
Toughest gear repair tape I've come across. Hasn't failed me yet. This tape is much stronger than duct tape and can be used to repair everything…
Kuhl Renegade Short
Excellent shorts for climbing and hiking. I have the Renegade in both the Shorts and Pants versions, and I primarily wear them climbing and…
Kuhl Renegade Pant
Excellent pants for climbing and hiking. I have the Renegade in both the Shorts and Pants versions, and I primarily wear them climbing and hiking.
Osprey Kestrel 68
Nice balance of attributes. Tried the whole 2012 Osprey line up and found the Kestrel 68 to be the best balance of weight, function, durability,…
reviewed by CO14
March 28, 2013
Stephenson's Warmlite 2
Very lightweight and roomy yet...this is the original model with little ventilation and so I use it for cool hikes and climbs only. This tent…
MontBell Alpine Light Down Jacket
Light, comfortable, warm insulator. Montbell makes great down products and this jacket is no exception. Very lightweight, but also very warm.
reviewed by Montana Ski and Sail
April 12, 2013
REI Flash 22 Pack
Lightweight day pack, with side water bottle holders. Had an older Flash 18 that was great for day use but I missed the water bottle side pockets…
reviewed by Montana Ski and Sail
April 12, 2013
Outdoor Research Crocodiles
I've had these for 1 winter season and the inside strap anchor point stitching pulled apart on both gaiters. Besides the stitching, they performed…
reviewed by Jafa
April 13, 2013
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite
Incredibly light, very packable, and very warm!!! So far it is pretty durable, but I wouldn't sleep on anything unless there is a groundsheet…
Outbound Products Bike & Hike +44°
This bag rolls down to almost nothing and it comes with a compression sack to get it even smaller. Weighing in under 2lbs it's great for a pack,…
reviewed by Nathan Tennison
April 12, 2013
Jackson Kayaks Rogue 10
From white water to flat water this boat is very adaptable for any use. Good stability and great tracking with the drop down skeg makes it perfect…
reviewed by Outdoor Gram
April 13, 2013
Optimus Vega Stove
The Optimus Vega is a small, lightweight remote canister stove billed as a high performance four-season stove because of its ability to easily…
reviewed by JimDoss
March 24, 2013
Vapur Element
Collapsable water bottle that does not taint the taste. Kind of a niche product, but it's cool for carrying when a regular water bottle would…
reviewed by Montana Ski and Sail
April 12, 2013
La Sportiva Miura VS
If I had to pick only one shoe for hard climbing, this would be it. This shoe does it all for face climbing/bouldering. Of course, shoes fit…
MSR PocketRocket
This little stove is a powerhouse for its size. Packs down light and small with a small fuel canister, so it doesn't take up much room or weight…
La Sportiva Omega GTX
Felt broken in after just a few miles. Great fit for narrow heel/wide toe people. Offers 12.5 size. After having owned a few pairs of lower…
reviewed by Stephen S.
April 4, 2013
Petzl e+LITE
The Petzl e+LITE is designed as a emergency head-torch and at a mere 27g, it is something that I carry with everywhere. With two different settings…
REI Half Dome 2 Plus
Roomy, Packable, and all around Good. Setup: Color coded legs make setup quite easy. The rain fly took a few tries to get taut, but it was my…
reviewed by redriverrogue
April 11, 2013
Gregory Jade 40
I have not tested this on the trail yet, but it works great hauling my groceries. I have had this for a few months and have only used it hauling…
Montrail Rockridge
These shoes are strong, comfy, versatile, with a sweet price. I've been wearing these shoes for a couple years. The first time I tried them…
Old Town Penobscot 16
Versatile and responsive, this canoe is a great all-arounder. Great as a short tripper, on easy to intermediate whitewater, or on flatwater.
Arc'teryx Miura 50
Excellent cragging pack for a full day of gear. The closure system makes accessing buried items easy. This is the best pack I've used for cragging.
REI Half Dome 2 Plus
Just a great tent. Best I've owned. Big, well designed. Used many times, mostly on bicycle trips. My wife and I used it for 10 days in a row…
Patagonia Powder Bowl Jacket
A clean, sturdy jacket that reeks of quality. I bought this jacket at a super discount about a year ago, and looking back I cannot believe how…
reviewed by Redbeeerd
April 10, 2013
Soto Muka
It is light and hot and easy to use. The stove is light and small. The fuel line seems a little fragile, so I stored the stove in a rubbermaid…
MSR Mo Room 2P
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…
Imus Geographics Wallowa Mountain/Eagle Cap Wilderness Map
Where to currently find the map for purchase... Check out the online store at lattitudes map store. They still have this map for sale $7.95. …
Bokos Sandals
I bought myself a pair in military green. I am mostly a cyclist and camper, and I dabble in hiking and fishing. These sandals are great for…
VauDe Versametric Proof 65+10
A good pack for a weekend trip with a few cool features like the pivoting waist belt and shoulder adjustment latch on the waist belt. The long…
Snow Peak Mini Hozuki
Bright, Light, and TIGHT! Range: Lit up my tent like a battlefield. Not being a focused beam, it doesn't throw light far. But you can probably…
reviewed by redriverrogue
April 11, 2013
CamelBak All Clear
I am saying goodbye to iodine. I have been using iodine tablets to purify water ever since I learned that not all clear, flowing water is drinkable…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
March 26, 2013
Exped SynMat 7 Pump
Save your lungs! The Exped SynMat 7 Pump takes the strain out of sleeping soundly. As my user name might imply, I'm a big guy. Sleeping on…
reviewed by bigger al
March 24, 2013
Snow Peak GigaPower Auto
Lacks finesse, but boils water like a champ. Setup: If you have enough mechanical sympathy to change a lightbulb, you can screw this on to a…
reviewed by redriverrogue
April 11, 2013
Eureka! Tambu 2
Perfect tent for the casual backpacker. Makes setup and tear down a breeze. This is a great backpacking tent for the casual backpacker. Very…
The North Face Taggart Pants
Well-built, lightweight hiking pants great for general hiking and approaches. They run true to size and with a slimmer cut than similar pants.
reviewed by Mike Russell
April 9, 2013
REI Travel Down +45
I bought this sleeping bag to save weight and reduce pack size. It is a huge score in both of these areas. Packs down to 5 liters, which is…
reviewed by redriverrogue
April 10, 2013
Westcomb Shift LT Hoody
Ultralight but minimalistic. 12 ounces but looks rugged enough to withstand moderate abuse. Blue looks great. No side pockets— one napolean…
Lowe Alpine Zepton 50
Light, good features, waistbelt could be improved. Fit: Could have been a little longer for me, straps were still tight at their longest length.
reviewed by redriverrogue
April 11, 2013
Six Moon Designs Lunar Duo
It is light, easy to pitch, and very roomy- length, width and height. I bought this tent because I was backpacking with kids and needed more…
La Sportiva Trango Prime
I've used these boots three times on day hikes and temps were 10-35 degrees with snowshoes and Microspikes. Before I used the boots Sno Seal…
reviewed by Jafa
April 13, 2013
High Sierra Titan 65
When it came time to get a new pack, I wanted something that could be utilized for a short weekend trip, but also something big enough for longer…
reviewed by p_a_lloyd
April 1, 2013
Osprey Kestrel 38
That's my favorite pack. It's lightwheight, durable, and extremly comfy. I use it for almost everything, overnight hikes, crag days, travels...
Folbot Greenland II
Stable, easy to assemble, durable, easy to paddle. We have had the Greenland 11 at least 5 years now. We have not used as much as we would like.
Tarptent Double Rainbow
Light and convenient. Difficult to set up correctly to keep out rain. Not sure this tent is suitable for the Canadian Rockies. It needs pegs…
Salomon XR Mission
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
Saucony ProGrid Peregrine 2
Great shoe — lightweight, low profile. Great shoe — lightweight, low profile. True to size. No break-in. A bit less arch support than other…
Asolo TPS 520 GV
Leather upper is fully waterproof. Soles have shock absorbing technology and are replaceable. Hiked for over 10 hours without stopping and these…
Ledge Featherlite 0
Lightweight sleeping bag that is great for extended hiking/hunting trips. Bag compacts really well so it doesn't' take up a lot of space. I…
Yaktrax XTR Extreme
Don't seem to be made for hiking. My girlfriend got these for hiking because they were a few dollars cheaper than the Kathoola Microspikes which…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 8, 2013
Osprey Manta 25
This daypack is the perfect balance between weight and capacity in a well designed product made from quality materials. This model continues…
Starbucks VIA Ready Brew
I'm a recovering coffee snob who, in previous years, would have rather drank mud from a puddle than instant coffee of any brand. Those days…
reviewed by bigger al
March 19, 2013
Trangia 27-8 UL/HA
The Trangia system is widely used in Europe, even in extreme cold temperatures and high altitudes. It is simple, reliable (no moving parts)…
reviewed by Blacksmith
March 21, 2013
NEMO Transform Tarp
Tarps are cool and light. Tarps are really versatile. This thing is cool for sure. It's a cone tent and a tarp all in one. It's light for what…
Columbia Reactor 35 Mummy
Lightweight and highly compressible bag. I have used the bag down to 30°F and was warm wearing my UA Coldgear long sleeve and pants. I've slept…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 8, 2013
Kelty Gunnison 1.1
Bought this to replace an old Coleman single person tent I've had since the mid-90s. This is last year's model that I bought from the Kelty…
reviewed by jboothmtnbkr
April 8, 2013
Primus EtaPackLite
Worked quite well for two dads and three daughters on a two-night backpacking trip. Mainly used for boiling water but also for heating up some…
reviewed by jboothmtnbkr
April 8, 2013
Black Diamond Cosmo
Three different light settings. Can dim in any setting. Comfortable strap. After using this light a few times, I can say that it meets my needs…
Lowe Alpine Zepton 50
Awesome comfortable lightweight pack. This pack is very comfortable and carries as well as a full feature pack. It is very lightweight and durable.
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 9, 2013
Big Agnes Copper Spur UL3
Best tent on the market! I've had this tent now for a year, so figured it was time to write a review. I've used this tent on tons of backpacking…
Black Diamond Ultra Distance
If I could rate a 5 I would! The Black Diamond Z Pole Ultra Distance is supremely light and comfortable. I used to hike with inexpensive poles…
reviewed by Tollermom
March 30, 2013
Osprey Sirrus 36
All things considered, this pack does it all: easy access pockets, lots of space, flexible frame, water holder. I went to the store to buy a…
Backcountry Access Alpine Trekker
Affordable way of accessing the backcountry and becoming introduced to off piste skiing. Short term solution before spending the money on a…
Kelty Light Year XP 20
This bag is a good deal for the budget conscious. It's a bit bulky for a backpack, but if you're concerned about staying warm and cozy, it'll…
The North Face Cat's Meow
I bought the Women's Cat's Meow several years ago, so this may be an older version than the one you may be considering for a purchase. I am…
Bates GX-8 Gore-Tex Side Zip
Best boots I have ever had. I have to wear higher boots when I hike, due to previous ankle injuries, and a good pair is always so hard to find.
reviewed by wildepirate
April 6, 2013
Keen Bryce WP
This shoe has been wonderful for light to medium hiking, day hiking, weekend trips, etc. They have also been great while working on my current…
Bell Canoe Northwind
Bell has stopped making the Northwind, but it is a very satisfying boat to paddle and a good compromise between tracking and turning ability.
Black Diamond GridLock Screwgate
Really bright idea to improve the belay. The GridLock has made my belaying easier, no more trouble with carabiners turning the other side.
Gerber Bear Grylls Ultimate Knife
Sharp out of the package. Handy extras. I thought I would like this better than I do, but it just doesn't get the use that my Kabar does. …
Teva Sphere Trail eVent
Weird. These shoes intrigued me and when I was offered the chance to get some at a retail show for dirt cheap I jumped at the opportunity. However…
reviewed by wildepirate
April 7, 2013
Bates Delta-9 Gore-Tex Side Zip
Another solid pair of boots. I previously owned another pair of Bates boots, the GX-8 model, for years before I purchased these to replace them.
reviewed by wildepirate
April 6, 2013
Gregory Baltoro 75
It doesn't get any better then this bombproof bag! I bought this bag a year and a half ago and I've taken it on numerous trips, in total eight…
The North Face Badlands 75
Heavy duty backpack, providing the support to carry 50-60 pond loads over multi-day, rough terrain trips. I bought this backpack in 2004, and…
reviewed by Mike Russell
April 7, 2013
Marmot Torrey Pant
Well fitting, stretchy, and easy to dry pants that are great for climbing. I have bought these pants for climbing, and they've become my favorite…
reviewed by volfied
April 7, 2013
Columbia River Drifter
Great everyday carry pocketknife. Slim and sharp. A sharp, thin, frame lock knife for under $20? Yes. I have the stainless handle version and…
Oboz Yellowstone II
This is a great product that I highly recommend for anyone who wants a comfortable, sturdy boot for hiking and backpacking. This is one heck…
Black Diamond Storm
Great headlamp for all things. I bought this after many reviews of other headlamps and all I can say is this thing is a great piece of gear…
Eddie Bauer WeatherEdge Rainfoil Jacket
Nice rain/snow shell for the price paid. Color choices were good and craftsmanship seems to be of a good quality. I happen to stumble upon this…
reviewed by jboothmtnbkr
April 8, 2013
Ozark Trail Hikers
Soles of boots VERY THIN and WEAK! Soles will split open in 3 weeks or less if walking on rough terrain! I bought these boots from Wal-Mart,…
Granite Gear Crown V.C. 60
Super great product. Both lightweight and durable. I hiked the Appalachian Trail with this pack and it stood up for the whole thing. I'm still…
Enertia Trail Foods Parker Pass Potatoes
Potatoes with leeks, corn and cabbage in a cream chicken sauce. Sounds good right? Not so fast.... This was the first time I'd tried a meal…
reviewed by Linda Navroth
March 28, 2013
Petzl Zipka Plus 2
This is my go-to headlamp. The battery lasts longer than expected. Add the Core battery and you can have a rechargeable system. While this isn't…
LightHeart Gear Solo
A super-lightweight, sturdy, and very roomy solo tent with great open views when in net-tent mode. This is a great solo shelter. Especially…
UCO Grilliput Grill
The UCO Grilliput Grill is perfect for a backpacking setup that is a little cramped for room, but expects the possibility of cooking some fresh…
Yukon Charlie's Trail Series 825
My first pair of snowshoes, but I do not see a reason to change. Easy on and easy off. They stay on while out enjoying the snow. I would definitely…
The North Face Venture Jacket
The North Face Venture Jacket is really rain proof jacket for its price. Keeps you dry even in harsh conditions, really great for wind resistance.
Petzl Elios
This is a lightweight, well ventilated helmet for your head. Best used while rock and ice climbing. The headband has a quick tightening knob…
Herman Survivor
I bought the Commenders with the zipper sides and thought how cool is that, easy on easy off. Well I deliver fuel oil, gas and diesel and pull…
Marmot Scree Pant
I love wearing these pants on short backpacking trips and afternoon outings alike. They are lightweight, perfect for layering. The fit of these…
Merrell Barefoot Trail Glove
This is definitely a minimalist shoe. Not too great for walking on asphalt roads or concrete sidewalks, as it hurt my feet after a few miles,…
reviewed by DRMeschke
April 4, 2013
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