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25,636 reviews
Vasque Sundowner Nubuck GTX
I wish they would bring this boot back! Italian made. Best boot ever! I wish they would bring this boot back! Italian made and there hasn't…
Therm-a-Rest TrailPro
Comfortable, but simply too heavy and large for a backpacking trip. The TrailPro has been surpassed in recent years. The NeoAir line of pads…
Asolo TPS 535
Good looking boot. Tough to break in. I have always liked Asolo boots. I got the 535 for backpacking and hunting. They are a great boot but…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
March 27, 2013
Big Agnes Fly Creek UL3
I've used this tent on several occasions and I like it. On my most resent trip with it, the tent held a lot of condensation, which is unusual.
Vision Bedding Blanket
The Vision Bedding blankets are custom blankets for every occasion. I didn't think it would work well for our camping trip, but they are densely…
Mountainsmith Mountain Shelter LT
Great value for a large light shelter. I got this last week as an ultralight shelter for elk hunting in Colorado, but I will also use it for…
Big Agnes Jack Rabbit SL2
Great tent, but too small for 2 guys in my opinion. Too small for 2 in general. Loved everything about the tent besides its size. You can get…
reviewed by Jugalug
March 21, 2013
Goal Zero Nomad 7M Solar Panel
My go-to "comfort item." My desire to go "ultra light" has been hampered with the purchase of this little item. At 1lb, the Nomad 7 was one…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
March 21, 2013
Berghaus Cyclops II Vulcan
Amazing value, amazing size, amazing durability! The pack is great for the longer hikes and trips. If adjusted properly, the comfort factor…
Mountainsmith Maverick
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…
Western Mountaineering Apache MF
Warm, lightweight, compact, and luxurious: this is one of my favorite pieces of gear! The Apache MF was a large investment. At $450 MSRP ($200…
reviewed by Sebastian_C
March 10, 2013
REI Halo +10
True 10 degree bag, lightweight, packs small, and comfortable materials. I had the Halo 25 which was amazing, so I picked the 10 degree Halo…
reviewed by Jugalug
March 21, 2013
Wild Things Custom Insulight Jacket
Wild Things (WT for short) is offering its customers the opportunity to custom design a synthetically insulated jacket. This is a hard jacket…
reviewed by Jake W
February 20, 2013
Guyot Designs MicroBites
Durable, inexpensive, compact, doesn't scratch pots. I bought a set of the MicroBites because they were inexpensive. I'm currently baching it…
reviewed by Ol'TrailDog
March 20, 2013
Starbucks VIA Ready Brew
These are tiny and pack very light. They make a nice strong cup of coffee. I really love these instant coffee packs. They make a very strong…
reviewed by malotrekker
March 19, 2013
Square Hot Pad 8
When using a white gas stove snow camping it's a problem to keep the stove from melting into the snow. This products seems to solve that problem.
reviewed by Mentalfloss1
March 2, 2013
SteriPEN Journey LCD
Stopped working after only 2 liters in the backcountry. So I filmed this video clip while on the River-to-River Trail. I'm pretty mad. To further…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
March 15, 2013
GSI Halulite Minimalist Cookset
Awesome little set. Super-lightweight and compact. Get the right stove and fuel canister, and it can all fit inside! The insulation sleeve protects…
reviewed by Ben McCloskey
March 11, 2013
Esbit Pocket Stove
Great little cooker. Really great stove this. I got mine from an army kit resellers, so it was a bit dinged about, but even in that state it…
Sierra Designs Ridge Runner 15
Great bag for the price. I just spent a week backpacking in Shawnee National Forest. Night time temps dipped into the low 20's. (Including backyard…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
March 21, 2013
Leatherman Juice S2
So light that there is no excuse not to have it in my pack. All the tools I need with no extras. My Juice S2 has been in my pack since they…
reviewed by Jim51111
March 17, 2013
Komperdell Carbon Ultralite Compact
Looking for trekking poles with carbon fiber weight and aluminum strength? Look no further! New for 2013, the Komperdell Carbon Ultralite Compact…
reviewed by Ashleigh
February 20, 2013
Blackstone Bedroll Protector
Little bulky, but does exactly what they say it will do. I bought two of these for what I knew was going to be a long wet motorcycle trip to…
Marmot Limelight 4P
Following an internet search for a recreational tent for myself, my wife and our small dog, I settled on the Marmot 4P. We are "older" campers…
Jetboil Zip Cooking System
Great all-in-one camp system. Best for elevations under 8000ft. I would absolutely recommend this product. Not a single problem from day one.
Wild Country Mountain
Very solid 4-season tent. This is a tunnel style tent. Only difference I can spot between this and the Terra Nova Quasar is color of the rain…
Dana Design Longbed
Durable, comfortable, and well designed. I'm 6'5" and have had this one for quite a while. I've used it on numerous backpacking trips and have…
Petzl Tikka 2
It is a decent camp light. It has good water resistance. The battery life on low is good. The lamp has been reliable. I bought this lamp to…
reviewed by second gear
February 27, 2013
Lowe Alpine AirZone Pro 45:55
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 leadbelly2550
February 22, 2013
Nebo Sports Teton -10
Excellent made in USA value. IF you can find one [Discontinued] it will not cost an arm and a leg. Bag has no cold spots and seems to be reasonably…
Uniqlo Down Ultralight Parka
Never heard of Uniqlo!? Neither had I until I took a trip to San Francisco earlier this month. They are like a Japanese H&M or Old Navy.
Sierra Designs DriDown Zissou 15
Light, warm, and DRI! Get it!? This bag is a great deal and a great entry into this new technology of water-resistant/waterproof down. At the…
Figure Four Delta Pack
The Delta Pack is a compact, versatile pack that is comfortable to carry. This pack is great to take to the crags, or on a weekend alpine climb.
MSR WhisperLite Internationale
The Whisperlite International is a versatile piece of gear that will always have a place in my pack. The ability to burn many different fuel…
reviewed by a_cosmonaut
March 7, 2013
Sierra Designs Baku 2
Best all around tent I've owned. I've used this tent for 3 years. Lightweight and extremely easy to set up and take down. Did well in thunderstorms.
Mad Rock Demon
This is an amazing shoe! For the price you can't beat it with a stick. Comfortable, aggressive, breathable, and sticky, what else can you ask…
reviewed by Robert Livingston
March 6, 2013
Stoic Ti Kettle
Holds a Nalgene bottle, very lightweight. A very durable piece of gear! I love this pot because of the durability and the minimal weight! Also…
Gregory Baltoro 75
Supports heavy loads like no other, with the best accessibility of any pack I've seen to date. The pack is my favorite for a few reasons. It…
reviewed by Jugalug
March 13, 2013
Mountain Hardwear UltraLamina 15°
Perfection! I was skeptical prior to purchase. A synthetic fill bag that weighs <3lbs and compresses to 12x7? Figured it would be thin and…
Arc'teryx Gamma MX Pant
I've used these for alpine skiing in and around Vancouver BC for 2 seasons (120 days). Great flex and mobility. Warm when worn over light underwear.
Lowa Mega Camp
A comfortable right out-of-the box, tall all leather boot with plush leather lining. They don't make them like these anymore. Bought these as…
Ozark Trail 9 x 9 First-Up Tent
This is the best tent ever. Why did you quit making it? Hope you start this line up again. The pockets on the inside of the tent are a great…
REI Sahara Convertible Pants
Comfortable, light, dries fast, and it turns into shorts! When looking for a good pair of hiking pants, there are many options. I chose to purchase…
reviewed by mangus7175
March 11, 2013
Kelty Roam
This is one of those products that you'd like to complain about, but there's really nothing wrong with it. I don't like the rust/gray combo,…
reviewed by Ben McCloskey
March 12, 2013
Sierra Designs Cirro Jacket
An effective "Hybrid" jacket design using hydrophobic DriDown in the body and sleeves, with stretch-knit underarms for flexible fit, providing…
reviewed by XterroBrando
February 21, 2013
NEMO Meta 2P
The NEMO Meta 2 is an excellent tent for two people the overall weight with Nemo stakes, ground cloth and water proof stuff sack is 4lbs 6oz.
Osprey Manta 20
You can do with it whatever you want, as long as you want it to be light. It is designed to be a hyper-light pack. It does its job perfectly.
reviewed by Anthony Mancuso
March 13, 2013
L.L. Bean Gore-Tex Cresta Hikers, Leather
These boots offer excellent support and protection. They took a couple weeks to break in, but after that period, I don't really even notice…
reviewed by Ben McCloskey
March 11, 2013
Kelty Yukon 50
Old school, but performs well. This is the traditional boy scout bag, but it will fit most adults. External frames are hard to beat when when…
reviewed by CO14
March 3, 2013
Alite Monarch Chair
Awesome Sauce. No more ants in your pants and hard rocks imprinting contour maps on your glutes. Pops together in seconds with no instructions…
reviewed by jomebrew
March 3, 2013
Columbia Global Adventure Pant
This hiking pant has the look of dress pants instead of the typical rugged style. These pants feature sun-protection fabric and resists rain…
Marmot Trestles 0
Definitely warm, roomy. Like everything Marmot makes ... it WORKS as described. It also packs a few extra pounds (see my review on my Marmot…
reviewed by Sanskrit
March 11, 2013
Platypus Platy Bottle
Lightweight, durable, and folds down to nothing. A great bottle for your water needs when in camp or when moving. A lighter option to the…
reviewed by mangus7175
March 11, 2013
Wigwam Merino Comfort Hiker Crew
Nice sock, and super-comfy. One of my pairs developed a hole in the heel only on the third or fourth trip out (looked like a manufacturing error).
reviewed by Ben McCloskey
March 11, 2013
JanSport Klamath 75
I really have no big complaints about this bag. It was very reasonable in price, placement of the compartments makes sense, and JanSport has…
reviewed by Ben McCloskey
March 11, 2013
iPhone 4 Hiking Apps
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
Slumberjack Super Guide +30°F
This is a fair sleeping bag at a fair price. I bought the bag for the size and weight. It is not a cold weather camping bag. Glorified backyard…
Merrell Moab Ventilator Mid
These boots have done it all for me including taking me up to the top of Iztaccihuatl's glacier in Mexico (17,000+ feet). I'll start by saying…
Tubbs Frontier Series
Good bindings. My Easton Artica trails broke and these were available. Seems to be just as good a binding and better crampons. Good buy. Good…
REI Taj 3
This tent has been the best piece of camping gear that we've ever owned. Period. I bought this tent in October, 2006 as a birthday present to…
reviewed by bigger al
February 21, 2013
Chaco Z/1 Unaweep
From Z/2 to Z/1 and a lot happier! Let me preface this review by saying, I am super biased, I love Chacos and no other sandals can even compare…
reviewed by wildepirate
March 8, 2013
Deuter ACT Lite 40+10
I love the fit of this pack, and the ventilation up the back. Feature rich, and built to last. This is a great pack. I have used this Deuter…
MSR Groundhog Tent Stake
Worth every penny. My Grand Trunk Funky Forest Tarp is like a sail in high winds. These stakes hold even in loose soil. One of my best recent…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
March 15, 2013
The North Face Havoc Mid GTX XCR
Light, size slightly small for my foot size 12, just in the length. Feels like the sole is thin also very much like an athletic shoe. Trim snug…
reviewed by gollwoods
March 13, 2013
Mountain Hardwear Airjet 2
Maybe MH could keep this design and just sew it up and forget the seam welding. Can only add to others' reviews that the tent fell apart before…
550 Bootlaces
Never were them out. The boot laces seems to go on and on. I bought the laces off the Bootlace Company website but thay now sell on Ebay. The…
Vasque Sundowner GTX
I've had both Italian and Chinese and there is no comparison. I bought a pair of the Italian-made Sundowners in 1999. I wore them every day…
JOOS Orange
Great, rugged, waterproof, little solar charger. Works in low light and stores charge from the day so you can even use it at night. Comes with…
LuxuryLite Mesh Cot
I used this cot on a canoe trip in the Adirondacks and I was very happy with it. No lumps, and very little "midnight luge"to the bottom of the…
Terramar SmartSilk Tights
Initial Review: These base layer bottoms are a very good skin tight fit, without the feel of compression. Waistline is a little weird, the inner…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
March 7, 2013
MSR PocketRocket
Quickly heats up water or anything you are cooking. Boils water in less than 3 minutes. Very light at just 3 oz. Would thoroughly recommend…
Kelty Acadia 6
Large size and easy setup are the good things about this tent. But it does have a few issues that could be easily remedied. I bought this as…
Mammut Genesis 8.5 mm
Fantastic, lightweight and sturdy double ropes. Unlike others I have seen, these don't tangle or get "ringlets" and after 6 years they're not…
reviewed by Marty Middlebrook
February 28, 2013
Eureka! Backcountry 1
I've borrowed one of these from a friend for two weeks out in the woods for work. Simply amazing. Had a really heavy rainstorm for two days…
La Sportiva Trango Alp GTX
Excellent boot, flawless performance. I bought these boots as an all rounder, something to use year round and they have performed flawlessly.
ALPS Mountaineering Zephyr 2.0
Good small lightweight tent. Perfect for any outing. I bought this tent for a backpacking trip last year and it delivered. Had great ventilation…
SOG Woodline Large
Really great camping knife. I have had my eye on this knife for a while now, and finally got one at the beginning of last summer. I didn't really…
reviewed by wildepirate
March 8, 2013
MSR PocketRocket
It's OK to make a pot of tea, but it's a small cooker for small trips only. Obviously, if you buy something called a "pocket rocket" you know…
reviewed by Marty Middlebrook
March 7, 2013
Montrail Rockridge
I really like these Montrail Rockridge shoes. They fit me perfect. I am a size 10m. The feel is great. Good trail shoes. I wear a size 10 m…
Terramar SmartSilk Crew
I received this as a review giveaway, THANK YOU, Trailspace!!! This a very nice base layer. Very thin and stretchy, great for multiple layering.
reviewed by Munro Baggs
March 7, 2013
Gerber EVO Jr.
This is a simple, light, straightforward blade. A decent knife, it is fine most most hiking and backpacking needs. For the money, I have been…
reviewed by second gear
March 7, 2013
Patagonia Nano Puff Hoody
My wife loves this jacket! So in my review of the Mountain Hardwear Zonal Jacket, I mentioned that my wife was allergic to down, but I will…
reviewed by wildepirate
March 8, 2013
Liquid Solution Wave Vacuum Bottle
Don't buy this inferior dripping product. Go to Sears and buy a cheaper stainless steel water bottle. It dripped all over me! I tried rescrewing…
Leatherman Wave
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
Marmot Altitude Glove
It was 22° on the Appalachian Trail and the wind would cut you into. After my pack was on, I put my Marmot Altitude Gloves on. Within 5-10…
The North Face Terra 65
Highly adjustable pack made of durable polyester with a thick foam hipbelt and a full frame with dual aluminum stays and HDPE framesheet. Very…
Ozark Trail Hikers
You get what you pay for. I would never recommend these to anyone. Let me start with the midsole and outsole construction. They are very poor…
Optimus Terra Cookset
This is perfect for two-person gourmet cooking. I can pack my svea 123 stove inside along with compact silverware with plenty of room to spare.
Coleman Inyo 2
Warm, comfortable, fairly light and compact when packed, and economical (if you can still find one!). Setup is pretty simple for a non-free…
Mammut Nordwand Jacket
Even with the high price this is the only jacket to have. I have used it all winter in Eastern Oregon as well as in the Wind River Ranger and…
Innate MC2
A great everyday food container for camping, taking lunch to work and storing leftovers in the fridge! This food container is the perfect size.
Gregory Z65
Great hauler of loads under 45 lbs loads. Fit: Sizing is true to form for Gregory, as usual measured my torso and found appropriate size…
Outdoor Rx Camp Soap
Multi-purpose soap that works. So, how does one go about writing a review on soap? Well, when you consider that every piece of gear you toss…
reviewed by T.J.
March 5, 2013
Koflach Arctis Expe
Easy to walk in. I take a size 10.5 in my summer hiking boots and the 11's with Smartwool mountain socks fit great.I bought these boots for…
reviewed by Jafa
March 6, 2013
Mountain Hardwear Victorio Jacket
For someone who sweats a lot this is the jacket. The breathability of this jacket is excellent. Also the wind block of it is excellent. Have…
Lawson Hammock Blue Ridge Camping Hammock
I really like this hammock but I can see where there are strengths and weaknesses when compared to other companies selling similar products.
Innate Cha Vacuum Bottle 17 oz
A very functional, light and effective thermos for everyday use! We use this thermos all the time, seeing as it's so convenient!
Jetboil Flash Cooking System
Very, very easy to fire up, and use. Super easy to use also. I love this thing. Throw it in your pack, and hit the road-any meal, anywhere,…
reviewed by Cacher
March 7, 2013
Warbonnet Blackbird Double Layer 1.7
The Warbonnet Blackbird is an extremely comfortable hammock. I really enjoyed camping out in it. My wife loved it so much that she has now claimed…
Keen Targhee II Mid
Solid, comfortable hiking boot. I've had these boots for about four years now, and they've been everywhere with me—from hiking through the…
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