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all 35,549 reviews

Most effective, longest lasting insect repellent I've ever used. Period. It says; "Lasts 8 to 12 hours." And it actually does! I've spent thousands…
reviewed by TJCeeJay
July 26, 2013
6
votes
2 comments

The PD32 UE is not to be confused with the PD32. The two are the same except the UE model operates at higher lumens throughout the all the settings…
reviewed by PappyHiker
July 22, 2013
6
votes
1 comment

Great all-purpose emergency shelter for a small group. This is Mountain Equipment Co-op's larger housebrand siltarp. Personally, I'm not fond…
reviewed by Peter1955
July 18, 2013
6
votes
7 comments

While it may look like the Tadpole, this isn't the same [2-person] tent. The illegitimate child of TNF's "Tadpole" and "Kings Canyon" tent lines,…
reviewed by Horn Rimmed Hiker
July 7, 2013
6
votes
5 comments

The Viva series is advertised as being without all the bells and whistles but I would argue that it is chocked full of features which, for the…
reviewed by Twig
July 3, 2013
6
votes

A lightweight, relatively inexpensive "55°F" sleeping bag/liner that provides me with a number of options in summer and winter conditions.
reviewed by G00SE
June 14, 2013
6
votes
2 comments

Finally an exercise drink with real ingredients and no bellyache Oh great, another sports drink! A powdered mix of something you can’t pronounce…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
June 10, 2013
6
votes
3 comments

Great scrambling/approach shoes. Perfect for mud runs. The trail is rocky, and now that the Sun is rising I can finally see it. The red sky…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
June 10, 2013
6
votes
2 comments

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

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
6
votes
4 comments

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 Levy
April 30, 2013
6
votes

A very comfortable shoe, but not my favorite Sauconys. A sufficient trail runner with ankle support, but I question Backpacker Magazine's reviewer…
reviewed by Sean Van Cleve
April 22, 2013
6
votes

Being difficult to rate something I've never actually had to use, an excellent product for one that needs a long term insurance product that…
reviewed by Sean Van Cleve
April 21, 2013
6
votes
2 comments

The Patagonia Ultralight Down Jacket is a great three-season jacket made of 800 fill down and 10 denier ripstop nylon. It is impressively warm…
reviewed by Ashleigh
April 14, 2013
6
votes
1 comment

The GSI Infinity Insulated Mug is my go-to backpacking cup. It is lightweight, sturdy, insulated, and has a lid. I use it for hot chocolate,…
reviewed by Ashleigh
April 14, 2013
6
votes
3 comments

My new favorite belay jacket. Warm, breathable, water resistant, VERY light! I received this jacket as a sample to review for Trailspace Review…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
April 8, 2013
6
votes
3 comments

The Antares is a roomy, versatile 3-season down sleeping bag with a hybrid design which both keeps overall weight low while keeping you on your…
reviewed by pillowthread
March 26, 2013

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

This machete is heavy duty and stands up to repeated hard use. It is heavy, but it performs heavy duty chores that a lighter blade may not be…
reviewed by malotrekker
March 6, 2013
6
votes
2 comments

A great lightweight shelter that doesn't break the bank! For the past year, I've been looking for a lighter tent to replace my MH Lightpath…
reviewed by mangus7175
February 27, 2013
6
votes
3 comments

The Lowe AirZone Pro is a lightweight internal frame pack that can serve a lot of different purposes. Because it has the "Airzone' back that…
reviewed by andrew f.
February 22, 2013

The Restore is a compact, extremely rugged solar charger and back-up battery designed for small USB electronics like iPhones, androids, iPods,…
reviewed by MoeIsMe
February 7, 2013
6
votes

The Harmony House Backpacking kit is a tremendous value, offering 3.5lbs of dehydrated food in small, resealable ziplock bags. This kit has…
reviewed by G00SE
January 18, 2013
6
votes
3 comments

The Grand Trunk Funky Forest Tarp is a HUGE hammock tarp with a 14.8' ridgeline. Being so large, the coverage is phenomenal, keeping this hammock…
reviewed by G00SE
January 17, 2013
6
votes

Great entry level hammock at a decent price. The Grand Trunk Skeeter Beeter Pro has been my entry experience into hammock camping. I originally…
reviewed by G00SE
January 5, 2013
6
votes
4 comments

I have lowered my rating of these shoes by a full star following the disappointing performance of my second pair. While the first pair I owned…
reviewed by G00SE
December 29, 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
6
votes

The Exped ComfortFoam Pillow is a great backcountry pillow. One of the most important elements of backpacking for me is to be comfortable when…
reviewed by Ashleigh
December 11, 2012
6
votes
8 comments

The Black Diamond Icon Polar is a high tech headlamp featuring a wide range of brightness levels (4 to 200 lumens) and easy, continuous adjustment…
reviewed by Bill S
November 26, 2012
6
votes
4 comments

An excellent softshell glove that provides great dexterity, comfort, and protection from the elements. I would most certainly purchase these…
reviewed by Rick-Pittsburgh
November 4, 2012
6
votes
3 comments

Excellent, sturdy, lightweight trekking pole that collapses small, stores easily, does its job well, and looks darn nice, too! The MSR Surelock…
reviewed by JimDoss
October 7, 2012
6
votes
5 comments

For comfort, ease of movement and adaptability, hiking in a kilt for the first time can be a revelation. Sport Kilt manufactures a quality lightweight,…
reviewed by Terry.Tyson
September 24, 2012
6
votes
2 comments

The Backcountry Solutions Keyhole Hands-Free Camera Harness is a unique way to keep your camera handy, secure, and motion-free around your neck…
reviewed by JimDoss
September 6, 2012
6
votes
3 comments

Gore-Tex works! Great design in the best OR tradition, and an excellent fabric. Outdoor Research Foray Jacket, Berg Lake Trail, Mt. Robson,…
reviewed by Peter1955
September 4, 2012
6
votes

The Hennessey Hammock Ultralight Backpacker Asym is a high quality shelter that will help you cut significant weight from your gear load. I…
reviewed by soleful2001
August 27, 2012
6
votes
2 comments

A unique revision of the flip-flop that has some nice foot stability and ground feel. Their light weight, relatively sticky sole, and improved…
reviewed by andrew f.
August 25, 2012
6
votes
10 comments

"Trail Tested" is a book aimed at providing a broad spectrum of advice on hiking and backpacking for the novice as well as seasoned hiker wanting…
reviewed by TheRambler
July 13, 2012
6
votes
4 comments

The Klymit Inertia X Frame pad is an exceptionally lightweight pad designed for long distance hikers, bike tourists, or other backcountry adventurers…
reviewed by Seth Levy
July 13, 2012
6
votes

This is a great entry level pack for those who are thinking or planning on entering the world of Ultralight/Lightweight Backpacking. The 2012…
reviewed by mangus7175
July 9, 2012
6
votes
6 comments

The Spot 2 is a small, rugged, highly portable, GPS locating device which allows the user to transmit pre-typed messages to friends and family…
reviewed by Rob R
May 19, 2012
6
votes
1 comment

Best backcountry coffee maker, so far. So in my search for the ideal backcountry coffee maker I stumbled upon this one. My search had these…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
April 19, 2012
6
votes

I showed a few pictures of these to my mom and she made a couple for my son and I. So I saw these bearded stocking caps online for twenty to…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
April 11, 2012

On long trips you'll only need one fuel canister! My Reactor boils water fast, even when it's windy. I take my Reactor when I'm on trips of…
reviewed by Mt2Mt
April 1, 2012
6
votes
1 comment

The only thing I have missed since I left my pants behind and started hiking in kilts? A kilt made of fast-drying, brush-resistant nylon. The…
reviewed by Ian F
March 20, 2012
6
votes

A bomber noggin topper for a wide range of temperature conditions... with one major quibble. Size: Large Color: Fossil & Black (I own…
reviewed by Rick-Pittsburgh
February 13, 2012

I received this as a Christmas gift. I was looking for an ultralight alcohol stove, and the White Box looked great. Received right from White…
reviewed by ntfd60
January 25, 2012
6
votes

Model: Victorinox Swiss Soldier Knife Type: Outdoor Origin: Switzerland Year of production: 2010(stamped on main blade) Model number: 53945…
reviewed by Rick-Pittsburgh
October 15, 2011
6
votes
2 comments

Pole model: Leki Thermolite Aergon XL Antishock Pole type: Aluminum, collapsible, UL, antishock, trekking Origin(manufactured): Europe…
reviewed by Rick-Pittsburgh
October 12, 2011

In the 1980s, Opinel folding knives were a camping store fad in North America, and I fell for them hook line and sinker. Since then, I've always…
reviewed by D williams
December 29, 2010

Bomber. Simmers perfectly. Can't get it to simmer? Use it more and learn how to- it's you that's the problem- not the stove. With any fuel type…
reviewed by melt things
December 26, 2010
6
votes

The Outdoor Research BackStop fleece liner gloves with WindStopper have become my go-to gloves for year-round use. For a single pair of 100-weight…
reviewed by Alicia
November 11, 2010
6
votes

Primus’s ExpressSpider is a small, lightweight (6.9 oz), affordable remote canister stove with manual ignition. It makes an excellent option…
reviewed by trouthunter
November 4, 2010

This is a great double wall tent. I have used other tents like the MSR Hubba Hubba that weighed way too much. Over the past few years I have…
reviewed by Survivor Dave
October 22, 2010
6
votes

This bucket performs reasonably well with some care. While it can be challenging to fill, and difficult to get it to stand up, it adds a real…
reviewed by bheiser1
August 11, 2010

I have used this filter on outings with our Boy Scout troop where the younger boys don't quite have the patience for pumping and where we have…
reviewed by BSA Jeff
July 25, 2010

I love this hammock. Many of the negative comments I read above I have to disagree with. Like anything new, there is a learning curve involved…
reviewed by Oxblood (guest)
July 20, 2010

This pack is absolutely cavernous. It swallowed all my gear without using the extension collar space. The bellowed side pockets allowed larger…
reviewed by Chris C
July 13, 2010

An excellent design with great livability, light weight (28 oz) and VERY fast setup time. Vestibule useful for pack storage and foul weather…
reviewed by 300winmag
December 16, 2009

I used a Trailwise ext. frame backpack from 1972 through 2006. It finally just wore out. I had seen a lot of internal frame packs during that…
reviewed by Brerarnold
August 28, 2009

To put it in simple terms, this is the best tent I've ever seen for our needs. I have looked throughout the world at tent offerings, following…
reviewed by Miles2go
March 9, 2009
6
votes
1 comment

This all-leather hiking boot is comfortable, stable, durable, yet not super-heavy. I love it as an all-around hiking boot. It is well-suited…
reviewed by andrew f.
September 28, 2007

What makes an initial good impression is this tent's free-standing quality and it's ability to be lifted and placed exactly where it needs to…
reviewed by Tipi Walter
September 19, 2007
6
votes

HERE'S MY REVIEW and a follow-up to an earlier Trailspace.com review. Okay, I've used this pack every month for the last 3 years on trips between…
reviewed by Tipi Walter
April 30, 2007
5
votes
7 comments

Dry bags (also called dry sacks if lightweight parts of packing system) are valued pieces of gear in our outdoor equipment arsenal. We use them…
reviewed by Sheila Bergin Goss
March 25, 2018
5
votes
6 comments

The Montane Quattro Fusion Jacket has an innovative hybrid design that incorporates both 800 fill down and Polartec Alpha Direct fleece insulation.
reviewed by Jim51111
March 24, 2018
5
votes
2 comments

The Fjallraven Bergtagen Long Johns is a base layer pant that utilizes wool in three different weaves to maximize heat retention in key areas…
reviewed by Jake W
March 12, 2018
5
votes
1 comment

The Tecnica Forge hiking boot is a heat moldable boot, integrating technology similar to that which is used in moldable ski boot liners. The…
reviewed by OutdoorKelly
March 6, 2018
5
votes
3 comments

OR questioned everything, took a couple risks, and ended up making my new favorite mid-weight jacket. "It’s cute, but it looks like you skinned…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
February 23, 2018
5
votes
3 comments

The women's Shiftup Zip Top by Outdoor Research is a versatile mid-layer that keeps me warm and comfortable across a wide range of outdoor activities.
reviewed by OutdoorKelly
February 22, 2018
5
votes
2 comments

Super warm, very light, and durable. Great as a top layer on a super cold day, around a campfire, and as part of a sleeping system. I'd highly…
reviewed by _Christine
January 26, 2018
5
votes
4 comments

Light silicone coated polyester panels held together with sewn tape edges and ridge line make this tarp an easy to carry, yet sturdy shelter.
reviewed by LoneStranger
January 19, 2018
5
votes
8 comments

Sturdy materials well put together make the Tundra Tarp perfect for applications where lighter materials might be a liability. Custom made in…
reviewed by LoneStranger
January 12, 2018
5
votes
7 comments

I’m sure someone out there could prove me wrong, but the SteriPen Adventurer Opti is a foolproof tool for purifying water in the backcountry.
reviewed by KiwiKlimber
January 10, 2018
5
votes
7 comments

Seeking a little more luxury and comfort in the backcountry? At around USD $25, the Sierra Designs DriDown pillow is a comfortable, reasonably…
reviewed by Bentbrook
December 30, 2017
5
votes
13 comments

The Modified Starlyte alcohol stove from Zelph’s Stoves is a great stove mainly for water boil that is ultralight, very fuel efficient, and…
reviewed by JRinGeorgia
December 26, 2017
5
votes
3 comments

This is an extremely tough, durable, and comfortable pair of socks! I have used these socks for three-season wear, hiking, and snowshoeing in…
reviewed by Sheila Bergin Goss
December 20, 2017
5
votes
14 comments

The HeroClip is a very versatile accessory clip that can be used in a number of applications both in the outdoors and around the house. OverviewYears…
reviewed by Mike Mineart
December 11, 2017
5
votes
4 comments

Vibram’s Spyridon LS is a FiveFingers shoe intended for trail running. Design features that make these better for trails are a collar that…
reviewed by andrew f.
September 21, 2017
5
votes
2 comments

A luxurious blow-up pillow with a brushed outer finish that is soft and smooth to the touch. The excellent 2-way valve makes getting just the…
reviewed by Steve Mullen
September 10, 2017
5
votes
2 comments

The ExoTi 50 is Vargo’s second generation titanium frame pack. This 50-liter pack is certain to appeal to those who love the external frame…
reviewed by G00SE
September 5, 2017
5
votes
4 comments

The 2017 Vargo Triad is a very sturdy and functional alcohol/solid fuel stove that I will continue to use due to its bomb proof design and consistent…
reviewed by FlipNC
September 4, 2017
5
votes
1 comment

Redwick's Preserves is a family-owned operation that offers unique small batches of freeze dried foods that are ideal for backpacking. For people…
reviewed by Inga Aksamit
August 3, 2017
5
votes
3 comments

Great lightweight quilt for those hot summer nights. Having always used sleeping bags, I was looking for an inexpensive summer weight quilt…
reviewed by Jason Berry
June 30, 2017
5
votes
4 comments

The Vasque Breeze 2.0 GTX is a very comfortable sport shoe best suited for hiking and lightweight backpacking. This is 4-star comfort with 2.5-star…
reviewed by Patman
May 16, 2017
5
votes
2 comments

Useful addition to a small Petzl headlamp, which turns it into a versatile lantern. Nice to have for those who need a night lamp or simply a…
reviewed by Vladimir Gorbunov
May 15, 2017
5
votes
4 comments

If you’re looking for instant coffee you’ll do well finding Alpine Start. Upmarket of center, Alpine Start offers a boldness, a complexity…
reviewed by pillowthread
May 9, 2017
5
votes
4 comments

I don't know how Darn Tough does it, but I have put over 500 miles on a single pair of Vertex Running Socks, and they still look and feel great!
reviewed by G00SE
May 7, 2017

With very little modification, this has become my "go to" light source. Over the years I've found that I'm needing less and less light when…
reviewed by kitcarson61
May 3, 2017
5
votes
2 comments

The Granite Gear medium Air Compressor is a nice lightweight alternative to the slightly heavier duty "Rock Solid" compression sack. It holds…
reviewed by Go Time! (Jesse Maloney)
April 24, 2017
5
votes
4 comments

UCO has created a nice, decent headlamp. The Cree LED lighting is quite bright. The "Infinity Dial" is an excellent innovation. The drawbacks…
reviewed by G00SE
April 16, 2017
5
votes
10 comments

I have used DEET and other products since the early 1980s, but Permethrin treated clothes are much more effective in tick prevention based on…
reviewed by FlipNC
April 9, 2017
5
votes
2 comments

The most versatile mid-layer I own. I wear this as one of my layers in the coldest temperatures all the way through stuffing in my day pack…
reviewed by andrew f.
April 8, 2017
5
votes
5 comments

The Divine Light 2 FL is a new addition to Sierra Designs' line of lightweight backpacking tents, combining characteristics of the Flashlight…
reviewed by Twig
April 5, 2017
5
votes
6 comments

Created by experienced Appalachian Trail thru-hikers, the Beard Mower is a "must have" for anyone hiking a long trail. Compact and lightweight,…
reviewed by G00SE
April 1, 2017
5
votes
1 comment

The Montane Featherlite Down Pro Pull-On provides oven-like temperatures even when the thermometer shows readings below zero. The minimalist…
reviewed by Jim51111
April 1, 2017
5
votes
5 comments

Some great things about this tent and some pretty lousy things about this tent make it a split decision. Setup: The tent is easy enough to pitch.
reviewed by Go Time! (Jesse Maloney)
March 25, 2017
5
votes
3 comments

After six months of wearing the Ibex's Meru Hat, I can confidently state this is the most comfortable beanie I have ever worn. This quality…
reviewed by G00SE
March 20, 2017
5
votes
8 comments

This is a nice basic knife with an integral FireSteel that would make a great all around camp knife. First off, I would like to state that I…
reviewed by Mike Mineart
March 16, 2017
5
votes
5 comments

These are the most comfortable pair of boots (or any other shoes) I have ever worn. The Vibram sole is superb, and although they are full leather…
reviewed by Yuvalk
March 11, 2017
5
votes
4 comments

The Lifestraw Mission gravity purifier is overall an OK performing filter, and I would probably trust it to adequately filter any water source…
reviewed by TheRambler
February 28, 2017
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