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25,636 reviews
Coughlan's delivers a simple plastic case to ensure your eggs make it to their destination. Bought one of these egg holders because I refuse…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 2013
If you're always having difficulty keeping your ears covered, this hat is for you! Soft, stretchy merino wool keeps your head warm... and cool!
reviewed by Munro Baggs
May 11, 2013
Two of the best dry-bags I have owned! Very durable one-way vacuum dry bag... 2+ seasons of use without any kind of failure. The Sea to Summit…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
May 11, 2013
An excellent companion to any pot-based GSI cookset. Fitting perfectly into the pot-based GSI cooksets, it proves this company can not only…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 2013
Robust pot supports and a wide burner head bridge the gap between minimalist trail cooking and gourmet campsite cooking. My go-to stove, even…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 10, 2013
Everything two backpackers could ask for in a smartly-designed package (whose storage tub even serves a dual purpose). After camping with tubs…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 10, 2013
One of the best backpacking boots out there. Great for heavy loads over rough terrain, these boots are totally waterproof, fit like a glove,…
reviewed by utah backpacker
May 9, 2013
This is a very impressive tent from MSR. It is a bit expensive so I gave it 4.5 stars instead of 5, but wow, this is a great tent. If you go…
reviewed by TNHiker70
May 8, 2013
Few things are worse than waking up at 1:00 am shivering in your tent while camping or backpacking. A quality sleeping bag rated to the night…
reviewed by TNHiker70
May 7, 2013
Super-bright light at 200 lumens and very durable. A little on the heavy/bulky side if you are into minimizing weight, but overall a solid light.
reviewed by TNHiker70
May 7, 2013
You absolutely should not skimp when it comes to boots for hiking and backpacking. A good, well-made pair of boots is going to cost a little…
reviewed by TNHiker70
May 7, 2013
Since I have taken to hiking and backpacking with low-cut hiking shoes, I wanted a way to keep debris from accumulating in the shoes and causing…
reviewed by bheiser1
May 5, 2013
The Sea to Summit pack cover is a lightweight and weather resistant pack cover that does a good job in keeping the pack dry. My main use of…
reviewed by bheiser1
May 5, 2013
It's a nice alternative to using bungee cords. They are as useful as bungees. I liked the 24-inch pair so much, I bought a pair of 18-inch ties.
reviewed by second gear
May 1, 2013
Great ultralight pack for long-distance hiking, or carry more moderate loads for a weekend trip without adding extra pounds to your back. Rated…
reviewed by Viewfinder PCT
May 1, 2013
Awesome binding. No compromise, as good as a normal snowboard binding. These things are like night and day coming from the Voile Universal Sliders.
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 29, 2013
Board is awesome, Voile universal interface leaves a little to be desired. I love this thing, it's my first split. I have put about a dozen…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 28, 2013
Awesome, durable, full feature winter pack. I use the Dakine Frontier with my K2 Panoramic Splitboard. It doesn't have a dedicated snowboard…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 28, 2013
Advertized as a "tent", fits like a large, overweight bivy. I used this tent only a couple of times and put it away until I sold it. It's…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 28, 2013
I put over a thousand miles running and hiking on my first pair before they finally wore out, and my knees have never felt better. My first…
reviewed by JWatson
April 28, 2013
The We-no-nah Escapade is a 16.6 tandem performance touring canoe available only in "tuff weave"material. Produced mainly for lakes and gentle…
reviewed by Mumblefords
April 27, 2013
The easiest liquid fuel stove I have come across. Also, instant flame which can 'simmer' in a manner of speaking. The all-in-one feature of…
reviewed by Oliver Brotherton
April 26, 2013
So light you'll forget it's there. Yes, I'm gushing over this hat because it was a prize. BUT this really is a great hat for ultralight backpacking.
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 26, 2013
Not what I hoped for. I was looking for a "throat-y" auto locking aluminum 'biner, and the Omega Jake (OJ) drew me in with its description of…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 26, 2013
Decent 'biner at a good price. I use these every day on my Adventure Challenge course. They are a dependable aluminum carabiner at a low cost.
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 26, 2013
Worth the switch! After long time dedication to a competitor, no regrets; Nice construction, long tube, and a well engineered sure close system.
reviewed by Munro Baggs
April 25, 2013
Unnecessary, "psychological" backup. I was terrified of rappelling and ascending ropes 14 years ago. So I bought the Shunt as a "back up" in…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
Does what it is suppose to do quite well. I have been using the Patin for years as a supplement to my Frog Ascension. Normally, when you start…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
My "go-to" rappel device. I have bounced many pits on this rack, and it's still going strong. There are different kinds of racks on the market.
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
Belayed thousands of people on this tube. This belay tube device does exactly what it's intended to do for a great price. I have been using…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 25, 2013
Lightweight, packable comfort. The Selk bag offers comfort and warmth while maintaining mobility. I'd like to believe that I spent a good amount…
reviewed by pmo
April 25, 2013
Love this jacket!! I am 6'2" tall and about 220# and the large fits me perfect. I have had this jacket for over 5 years now and I use it all…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 25, 2013
Comfort out of the box, ultralight and feel amazing. The forward traction is second to none in snow, on dry and wet dirt, sand etc. Breathable…
reviewed by Jugalug
April 25, 2013
Outstanding performer especially for those who prefer a breeze across their back. I continue to watch the newer Ospreys, but this Atmos 35 is…
reviewed by tpar
April 24, 2013
Lightest, most durable bottle on the market! I first started using a Platypus bottle in my caving pack. Anything that goes caving gets BEAT…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 24, 2013
Good quality hammock, but a bit on the small size. I know it is listed as a discontinued item, but the RestNest has been selling on some of…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
April 24, 2013
This amazing little stove pot is compact enough for the average backpacker and gives versatility to the beginners out there. Amazing for its…
reviewed by Matt Maj
April 24, 2013
Excellent headlamp! I think a headlamp should be simple and intuitive to use and operate. I was the only person in camp with a headlamp years…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 24, 2013
Carries Heavy Loads Great. Good for packing with younger ones, where the burden is on you. Hunters, fisherman, young family backpacker daddies,…
reviewed by CaliforniaHiker
April 24, 2013
Better than I thought it would be! I got sick of slow leaks in my sleeping pads and decided to give the Therm-a-Rest Z-lite a try. It is about…
reviewed by crjdirt
April 24, 2013
A tough bag packed with clever features for both summer and winter use. This is a great bag! I have used the Osprey Aether on several big trips…
reviewed by Oliver Brotherton
April 24, 2013
Love this tent. Bulletproof. Affordable. This tent is probably my favorite backcountry piece of gear I own. It is very easy to set up. It…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 23, 2013
Reliable and easy to use. I bought one of these water filters about 10 years ago. It was PUR brand but is exactly like the Katadyn Hiker version.
reviewed by Jason Ruff
April 23, 2013
A sturdy four-season tent, lightweight and pretty much bomb proof. Integral pitch design makes it a snap to get up in any sort of weather, but…
reviewed by Stewart Wilde
April 22, 2013
Not the best hiking boots in the world, but they are easy to break in and keep your feet relatively comfortable... That is until they start…
reviewed by p_a_lloyd
April 22, 2013
Toughest pants ever owned! Super abrasion resistant, still look great after several years of serious abuse!!! 32 Long fits great for 5'10"/160lbs.
reviewed by Munro Baggs
April 21, 2013
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 Munro Baggs
April 21, 2013
I was shocked to find such a good pair of Columbia shoes for so cheap at Sierra Trading Post (with coupon). I just love Columbia footwear. They…
reviewed by edwinholt
April 18, 2013
Great rugged little lantern and no mantels or glass globes to break. I have the Brunton Liberty version which is the same Soto Mantleless. Brunton…
reviewed by Evan
April 18, 2013
Floor size is 98 x 56 inches. This tent is an excellent choice for taller people. I am 6'2" and have plenty of length. It is a breeze to set…
reviewed by seakayaker
April 17, 2013
This shirt makes great travel gear. It is lightweight, washable, packable, light. The fabric breathes well. Alas, the fabric is not very durable.
reviewed by second gear
April 17, 2013
I love the taste, but the ingredient list is as long as my...arm. I don't often eat Mountain House (MH) foods because I find them to be too…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
April 17, 2013
Great bag for trail running. I bought this bag for trail runs were there aren't any water sources to refill my waist bottle (w/ Steripen Adventurer).
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 16, 2013
Excellent trail runner. I love these shoes. They are minimalist and super lightweight while having a nice rock plate, pretty much a necessity…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 16, 2013
Super lightweight, effective at boiling water. This stove is made well, and weighs almost nothing. I use it with my GSI Minimalist setup and…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 16, 2013
These are my go-to pants for every adventure from skiing to canyoneering. They perform well and look nice. I bought these pants as a layer for…
reviewed by James Milligan
April 16, 2013
This is a good lightweight hammock for hot summer, bug-free situations. I am a lover of hammocks! Why sleep on the ground if you don’t have…
reviewed by James Milligan
April 16, 2013
If you want to "lighten the pack" without going "all in" this could be for you. Same weight class as many tarps but has the advantage of zipping…
reviewed by anlrolfe
April 16, 2013
In general, the product performed as expected. I wanted a quick, lightweight method to purify water that didn't take up a lot of space in my…
reviewed by PNW_John
April 15, 2013
This makes life in my Vapor Trail great! I imagine the shape would fit most GG packs and a ton of others. It stores food, clothes, tent and…
reviewed by PCTShameless
April 15, 2013
Staying vegetarian on the trail just got easier! A great source of protein and sodium with great taste and meat-like texture. I can't leave…
reviewed by Sebastian_C
April 15, 2013
After four years of hard use, indestructible and indispensable. In Canada this is the 800ml bottle. Mine's tan, except where it's been scratched,…
reviewed by Islandess
April 14, 2013
Well built and light (5.5 oz) cook set that can be used for one or even two people. Works great for boiling water for dehydrated meals. Opening…
reviewed by LukeM
April 13, 2013
Extremely efficient weight transfer to the hips. Very high capacity. Good system called PALS for adding pouches to make items more convenient…
reviewed by JohnCurranLadd
April 13, 2013
Great, lightweight hiking boot, but not for loads heavier than a day pack. Long lasting outsole and greatly improved with aftermarket insoles.
reviewed by Mike Russell
April 13, 2013
Best flashlight I ever owned. This Gerber flashlight produces a very even field of illumination which makes it a joy to use. Because the field…
reviewed by intogear
April 13, 2013
A good pack for ski mountaineering. Durable material, nice equipement-specific features and comfortable carry system. Recommended for women…
reviewed by mollycule
April 13, 2013
Most rugged, waterproof, reliable backpack I've ever seen. I hate to write a review on a backpack that isn't made anymore by Arc'teryx (2013).
reviewed by MuShim
April 12, 2013
An inexpensive option for expensive electronics, the GizzMoVest is a lightweight durable enclosure designed to protect your GPS from the perils…
reviewed by Strahwk
April 12, 2013
Excellent shelter for an extended backpacking trip. Simple, lightweight protection from the elements and bugs. Lunar Solo from Six Moon Designs…
reviewed by MuShim
April 12, 2013
Easy to set up, quality construction, relatively light, little condensation. Purchased as my first backpacking tent a few years back. Hard choice…
reviewed by Stephen S.
April 12, 2013
Awesome pack. Excellent balance between lightweight pack and ability to carry a heavy load comfortably. Fulcrum single stay suspension moves…
reviewed by powder4breakfast
April 12, 2013
These shoes by far have the best sole of any canyoneering shoe on the market. This shoe undeniably has the best traction of any shoe designed…
reviewed by James Milligan
April 11, 2013
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
Enough of an improvement over a cell phone camera to merit taking along. For a while I have been using the camera on my cell phone because carrying…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
April 11, 2013
Great solo-sized two pot set for lightweight, compact backpacking. Easily fits a small fuel canister, mini stove, and lighter inside. Nice mesh…
reviewed by gazedrop
April 9, 2013
Awesome set. I have used this on every backpacking trip I've gone on for the past year and a half and really like it. I had to modify my MSR…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 9, 2013
Lightweight, easy to set up. Roomy. I'm 6-1, so I wanted a tent with a long floor to fit myself and my 70 lb catahoula. I found the 100" floor…
reviewed by HikesWithHendrix
April 9, 2013
The Hinman rates lower than a Kelty double-wide sleeping pad but the new Tensleep Station 4 is a winner! We have just returned from a 22-day…
reviewed by Jim and Beamer
April 8, 2013
Close to perfect for canoe camping in the Canadian wilderness. Forget Kelty's semi-apology to backpackers about weight. Roomy, very workable…
reviewed by serge88
April 7, 2013
This tent is very packable and totally weather proof regardless of what you're up against, and I've lived it all in this tent. The removable…
reviewed by Andrew L
April 7, 2013
Disappointing. Lack build quality. Let in wet. Lack durability. I bought these boots just over two years ago from Castle Mountain and Moor in…
reviewed by Steve Barnes (guest)
April 7, 2013
Great boots for hauling heavy loads over rough terrain. Durable, but expect a long-break in period. I bought these boots in 2009, and have hiked…
reviewed by Mike Russell
April 7, 2013
A 2013 model, side zip, 15 degree bag with 850 down fill and a Pertex Quantum shell. Recommended for people looking for a 2 pound, winter/fall/spring…
reviewed by Mike Russell
April 7, 2013
So far so good. It's worth the extra money. I have had this pack for a year and a half now, but we have not done a year and a half worth of…
reviewed by Lorax
April 5, 2013
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
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
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…
reviewed by Yossa
April 4, 2013
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
A fantastic touring kayak that handles well in most conditions. Build quality is good and paddling it is a pleasure. Easy to roll, paddles well…
reviewed by Ross
April 4, 2013
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…
reviewed by philbenner
April 3, 2013
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…
reviewed by AKTim (guest)
April 1, 2013
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
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…
reviewed by scraps
April 1, 2013
Bell has stopped making the Northwind, but it is a very satisfying boat to paddle and a good compromise between tracking and turning ability.
reviewed by ppine
April 1, 2013
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
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…
reviewed by LIQUIDAMBER
March 30, 2013
This was my first Kuhl pant. I have several other Kuhl products based on how great these pants fit. These are the most comfortable pant I have…
reviewed by Brian Gioe
March 29, 2013
I love wearing these pants on short backpacking trips and afternoon outings alike. They are lightweight, perfect for layering. The fit of these…
reviewed by Brielle Seitelman
March 29, 2013
One of the first things you notice about this shelter, it is EXTREMELY lightweight for being a three-person tent. Weighing in at only 3 lbs…
reviewed by Chad Kemmerlin
March 28, 2013
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