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25,593 reviews
MSR MiniWorks EX
Great small water filter! Excellent choice for any outdoor enthusiast that spends anytime in the back country. I've been using the MSR MiniWorks…
reviewed by PL-Reef
February 25, 2013
Exped Air Pillow
Great pillow, I use it for bike touring. I used to sleep on a "stuffable" pillow which was OK but required a bit of clothing to fill and often…
GSI Halulite Microdualist Cookset
Perfect size and very well made. Great alternative to Ti cooksets. Very easy to understand and use. I can fit my alcohol stove, fuel, teabags…
Galibier Super Guide
These are by far the best mountain boots ever conceived. The boots are of a very heavy leather that will last for better than a quarter century…
Black Diamond Orbit
Awesome little lantern!! Perfect little lantern. Light, tough and gives out great light. The battery life is great. Definitely good for a 4-night…
reviewed by Jason Ruff
February 28, 2013
Gibbs Smith 98.6 Degrees - The Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive!
Best survival book ever. It's a must-read for any outdoorsman. I would and have recommended this book to anyone in search of outdoor survival.
reviewed by shenora1116
February 5, 2013
The North Face Denali Jacket
The iconic jacket in travel size. I bought this for my 2-year-old, and I have not regretted it. I bought the size 3 for my 2-year-old boy, hoping…
reviewed by Junglecommando
February 23, 2013
Merrell Pandora Breeze
Comfy, stylish, warm Absolutely love love love them. They are so comfy and my feet are not tired.
Wiggy's Super Light
It is warm. Will work even if damp outside. You can order the size you want for plenty of space inside the bags. I got my bags direct from Wiggy's.
Sierra Designs Omni Jacket
Cold weather bomber jacket. Outstanding construction means it's high quality and waterproof. It's as good as (if not better than) many of the…
reviewed by utah backpacker
February 21, 2013
Icebreaker GT 200 L/S Chase Zip
As a base layer, merino wool is truly exceptional. Icebreaker makes among the highest quality available, and the attention to detail is excellent.
Marmot Super Mica Jacket
The best raincoat is the one you have with you. This jacket is so light there is never a reason not to carry it. However, I carry it only when…
Jetboil Flash Cooking System
Great little backpacking stove, both space and fuel efficiency in a clever, self contained package, but the best part is how fast it boils water…
Osprey Raptor 6
Fantastic compact hydration pack with enough room for the essentials of a day riding the trails. Bought this pack for mountain biking and longer…
ULA Equipment AirX
A high-volume, stripped down backpack that can take a beating. Few features means low weight! This pack was made to be ultralight with comfort…
Mountain Hardwear Mountain Goat 20°
Packs up nice and small, can be shortened, cute colors (pink for my little girl). Warm. I like this sleeping bag. It's perfect for a girl up…
reviewed by Junglecommando
February 23, 2013
Gregory Makalu Pro 70
The Gregory Makalu Pro is a tough, comfortable pack that can hold a lot of gear. It is designed for alpine adventures and boasts a slim profile…
reviewed by wisefool
February 12, 2013
MSR WhisperLite
Not the easiest stove to use. You need to pre-heat for the better part of a minute and if you do it wrong the stove needs to cool down again…
Scarpa Cyclone GTX
Really nice boots, I recomend them if you are searching for long hikings. I bought these boots for a hiking in Torres del Paine national park…
GoLite Granite Creek Trinity Bonded Softshell Jacket
This jacket is outstanding. Great wind protection, comfortable, and functional. I have yet to feel the wind or the rain through this jacket.
Wiggy's Cagoule
Essential protection for big downpour and wind with a rucksack under. This multi-purpose cagoule do everything and has all; you can use it both…
Marmot Limelight 3P
This is a solid, waterproof, dependable shelter that is incredibly easy to setup. The 3P is good for 2 people who want a some extra room in…
reviewed by wisefool
February 11, 2013
Black Diamond Traverse Pole
I didn't use poles for years. I actually use one of the BD's and it alows me to speed through terrain that would normaly slow me down or tear…
Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2
This tent is great. It's basically a 1-man castle! I have used this tent in all types of weather and never had any problems with it. Setup:…
reviewed by CALAMUCCI
February 1, 2013
Outdoor Research Axiom Jacket
THE lightweight breathable hardshell. The arms are a little long, which is OK with me in a climbing jacket. I am an average built guy and it…
reviewed by Anthony Mancuso
February 22, 2013
Patagonia Capilene 2 Lightweight Zip-Neck
This is a true classic. Warm, fitting, nice next-to-skin. I think that every company does something especially well; this is Patagonia's strength.
reviewed by Junglecommando
February 23, 2013
Osprey Raptor 14
The Raptor 14 is a great day pack for hiking, biking, and even kayaking. On top of it's super spacious caverns of storage it has a huge water…
Hennessy Hammock Expedition Asym
This hammock is a very comfortable and well designed. This hammock is also one of the largest hammocks I've ever used and liked. I would recommend…
Carlisle Standard T-Grip
Decent paddle for the price. Full shaft covered in vinyl so hand placement is not limited like the economy model. OL for recreational paddling,…
Yukon Charlie's 6000 Series 825
Great looking snowshoes, fit great, easy to use buckle system. These are the 6000 series 825 model. They look awesome. The strap/buckle system…
Innate Mentor Trail Sacs
With more than 2,400 miles of backpacking experience under my belt and being a thru-hiker of the Appalachian Trail, I give my full endorsement…
Lowa Baffin Pro
I own 2 pairs of these — one for hiking and one for daily field-work wear. By far the best boots I've owned. Craftsmanship and quality is…
Mion Pen Shell Clog
Buy them. You will love them! I found mine at Gabriel Brothers (don't know if you're familiar with them). They were $15!!! I've worn them for…
Princeton Tec Apex
Best combination of features; adjustable brightness, battery life, and beam angle. I'm on my 3rd Apex; the first one I left on top a car and…
Black Diamond Orbit
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
Gerber Bear Grylls Ultimate Knife
OK, I understand a good many people like this knife. Although I see some good qualities in it, the bad ones outweigh the good. First of all,…
reviewed by shenora1116
February 2, 2013
Osprey Atmos 50
This is the favorite of my ~12 backpacks. This is the pack I use for ultralight overnights or for cold-weather day hikes when I must carry water…
Thermo Soles Rechargeable Heated Insoles
Good in theory, bad in practice. I had two sets, both never seemed to work as expected and both sets failed. The Thermo Sole guarantee is 6…
The North Face Tigger
Great bag for little kids. Not much to say. Warm, short bag for anybody under the age of 12. Funny pattern on the inside, I dont really get…
reviewed by Junglecommando
February 23, 2013
Optimus Crux Lite
This stove is very compact and lightweight. It lights easily and burns consistently. I recommend it for any backpacker who wants to travel light…
reviewed by jonathansc
February 20, 2013
Open Country Camp Perk - 5 Cup
Works great. Lightweight. Aluminum construction, well made. If you want some deluxe coffee, then this works just fine. I use this for short…
reviewed by android
February 23, 2013
Black Diamond HiLight
This tent is small and light. This tent is small and light enough to justify bringing when I'm solo backpacking. While it weighs more than a…
Jetboil Flash Cooking System
Fantastic for boiling water for your coffee, tea, or dehydrated foods. Setup is fast and easy (remember to unfold the flame control before attaching…
Keen Newport
If you have a wider foot AND ankle AND don't sweat, this is for you. If you have narrow ankles, you probably will not like this shoe as your…
NRS Ninja PFD
The lightest PFD with best best freedom of movement available. I got this life jacket from my employer at Pocono Whitewater, Jim Thorpe, Pa.
reviewed by Anthony Mancuso
February 20, 2013
Innate Tea Culture Vacuum Flask
I love this thermos. I use it every day for coffee and tea on the go! I use it both in the field to keep my drinks hot and in the city when…
Gregory Deva 60
This pack has a good balance of adequate space capabilities for most backpacking trips, while also maintaining a reasonable weight. After three…
Julbo Whoops
Julbo successfully makes mountain glasses that fits smaller faces. The Whoops model is a good choice for outdoor activities. These are really…
Merrell Wilderness Evolution
I like the support these boots give my feet. I am heavy and they are the most comfortable boot I have warn. They are a stiff boot to break in.
Innate Doppio Tumbler
Fanastic cup for espresso shots, but more importantly, I've never found a better vessel for use as a camp wine glass. It's a perfect stemless…
Power Pot The PowerPot
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…
RailRiders Eco-Mesh Pant with Insect Shield
I used thes pants at Philmont 70+ mile backpacking, I even fell in the rocks once and skinned my leg, the the pants didn't even tear. Overall…
Victorinox Swiss Army Fireman Rescue Tool
It is the previous version of now famous Rescue Tool, the same utmost quality of Swiss manufacturing. The most amazing thing on not only for…
reviewed by aoaltunel
February 10, 2013
Sea to Summit Delta Insul-Mug
It is a good size mug that keeps my coffee hot. Fits well inside my imusa style pot. The slim design allows it easily to fit in my Imusa pot.
reviewed by zoobee
February 21, 2013
Cabela's Alaskan Guide Model Cot Kit Combo
This is a quality built over sized comfortable cot that provides ample storage for your gear to keep it organized and our of your way, yet accessible…
NRS CVest Type III PFD
Best PFD on the market for around $100. This is one of the best PFD I've used to date. Granted I'm not a white water nut, but I raft and canoe…
reviewed by shenora1116
February 16, 2013
Innate Americano Mug
A great size mug for a cappuccino or medium coffee with a lid that seals easily and a closure that's easy to manage. This is a great all around…
Lowe Alpine AirZone Centro 30Z
Great access to main compartment; comfortable; adjustable. Keeps your back dry. Excellent for overnight trips I use the Airzone Centro for flyfishing:…
reviewed by Mario Bórquez
February 9, 2013
Power Pot The PowerPot
True innovation, leave those batteries at home! Fire+Water=Electricity. That is the company motto of Power Pot, and they certainly delivered…
reviewed by TheRambler
January 18, 2013
Leki Corklite
Trekking poles save the trip, as long as they are light enough. The grips work very well, are fluted to keep you cool, and designed to fit the…
reviewed by Anthony Mancuso
February 19, 2013
Mountain Hardwear Dual Fleece Jacket
Perfect weight fleece, lots of features, good fit. I picked this fleece up on SteepandCheap for around $50, I couldn't pass it up at that price,…
Coleman SunDome 4 Tent 9' x 7'
This is a great three-season tent. Perfect for Boy Scouts. I have used this tent in the wind, rain, snow, and sun without any problems. The…
reviewed by Alex B. Poe
February 19, 2013
Ozark Trail Coffee Percolator
Recently bought an 8-cup stainless steel camp coffee pot percolator. Several times it brewed a 2 cup pot then it stopped. Same burner same temperature…
Vibram FiveFingers Lontra
These aren't perfect (could be a tad warmer and more flexible), but I believe they are the best minimalist winter shoe you can find. I've been…
Fischer BCX 6 (update)
A VERY WARM and supportive boot that will allow you to focus on having fun making good turns. This boot is a good boot for XC/Backcountry skiing…
Innate Doppio Tumbler
Best macchiato cup ever! This cup has a low profile lid that stays snug, while being easy to remove and clean. A great collection of colours.
Ozark Trail Queen size Velour Top Airbed
The bed was great for two nights, but now has a slow leak and loses air throughout the night. I have to add air at least once a night, usually…
Mountain Climbing Gear Climbing Holds
These holds are just the right texture, size, and shape for me. These holds are for my training woody which I built in my basement a few weeks…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
February 6, 2013
Scarpa T2 Eco
Good telemark boot which offers loads of comfort and good insulation. The stability is good, but I wish it was a bit stiffer. Walking function…
La Sportiva Katana
I don't recommend going small in size! Great shoe, but I wanted to let people know that my personal experience with these is to NOT go smaller!!!
Ozark Trail shoe
I bought my boots 4 weeks ago from Walmart, and they split along the bottom on the side. Tried finding reciept and couldn't, Walmart refused…
Eagles Nest Outfitters DoubleNest
Great compact and well built hammock for lounging or switching over to the world of Hammock Camping. When switching over from Tent Camping to…
Mountain Hardwear Piute 20°
This is a fabulously comfortable bag. I've owned this for at least 5 years and have slept comfortably well below 20 degree rating. It is a little…
Nikon AW100 Camera
Have this camera in black, love that it can be used in cold and wet weather. Tough exterior shell, I have this camera in black, love that it…
Petzl Duo LED 14
Lightweight, semi-durable, and affordable headlight useful for a variety of things, especially caving. Can last a long time if well treated.
Warbonnet Blackbird Double Layer 1.7
This is my first hammock and I am completely delighted sleeping in it. It is very light, 24 oz, and I use it with the Edge tarp also from Warbonnet,…
MSR PocketRocket
A great small canister stove that work in most 3-season activities, but that can be pushed to for season use for day or short trips. It is perfect…
reviewed by Gavin Clarke
January 18, 2013
Black Diamond Gizmo
This headlamp is easy to operate. It's bright enough to hike in the dark. It's a simple, no frills piece of kit that has never malfunctioned…
reviewed by malotrekker
February 13, 2013
Cabela's Alaskan Guide 6-Man
Great tent, love the look, durable, withstands windy storms easily while others are blowing away. Great tent, love the look, durable, withstands…
Merrell Moab Mid Gore-Tex XCR
Very good looking and comfortable but that is about it. These boots are great looking and comfortable, no break-in needed, traction is good,…
Merrell Phaser Peak Waterproof
So far so good. I have had these boots for about 2 years now and they are still going strong. So far so good. I have had these boots for about…
Kelly Kettle Stainless Trekker Small Kelly Kettle
Great product! Easy to use with no need to pack fuel. I highly recommend one...and the quality is great. I used one of these on a biking trip,…
reviewed by Snakey
February 14, 2013
The North Face Eidolon Pant
El pantalon cumple con creces las expectativas, lo he utilizado en caminatas en torrede paine chile y se nota un calce comodo, la tela es muy…
Garmin Oregon 450t
Great touchscreen GPS, awesome for paperless geocaching, very easy to use. This is a great gps for geocaching, touchscreen is great, custom…
Therm-a-Rest Compressible Pillow
Awesome product! We have been using these pillows for over a year now and they hold up great. Easily washable in the laundry. If you are…
MSR SimmerLite
Powerful and reliable. I got this stove for winter camping to melt snow. I was previously using a Jetboil Group Cooking System, which worked,…
reviewed by JustWalsh
February 14, 2013
Mountainsmith Circuit 3.0
It's a well made piece of gear. Greatly reinforced above and beyond in some areas. I'm just now trying to get into backpacking and haven't had…
Aarn Effortless Rhythm
Too many features that can go wrong and unreliable product manufacturing. On only my second trip with this pack a number of the poles of the…
Outdoor Research Alti Mitts
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
Gregory Baltoro 70
Able to find gear easy because opens from top and front. I used this pack to hike in Baxter State Park. For folks who have hiked there they…
reviewed by John McGuigan
February 13, 2013
Patagonia Better Sweater Vest
It's a good lookin' fleece vest. It fits nicely like most pata stuff. It is a little big in the arm holes. Fits nicely in the chest, fairly…
Brooks-Range Mojave Jacket
New technology used by Brooks-Range Mountaineering treats the down fill, which allows it to dry fast and retain its loft. The Brooks-Range Mountaineering…
reviewed by Arson
January 14, 2013
Mountain Hardwear Tempo Windstopper Jacket
Excellent mid-weight layer in winter hiking; wicking sweat perfectly and stopping wind well! Sizing is "athletic" (read small) and sleeves are…
Cassin Piu 2
It is a good belay device, with a modern and well designed look. It has all the features you may expect from a versatile piece of gear. The…
TrekSta Kobra
Great shoes! Very light and durable I am a 30-years-old woman, and I live in California. This is my first time trying Treksta shoes, and I am…
Kako IceTrekkers Chains
Great ice traction devices that does not cost too much. Best used for icy streets or light snow. I recently purchased a pair of Kako IceTrekker…
reviewed by mangus7175
January 31, 2013
Big Agnes Lynx Pass 1
High quality, durable, spacious, and easy setup. I am new to camping and backpacking, and to be honest, this is my first real tent other than…
Marmot Alpinist 2P
Very easy tent. Quick setup. Tough build. Short on vestibule. This tent is super fast and easy to set up, even in rain. Not a drop gets inside…
Patagonia Nano Puff Pullover
The Nano Puff Pullover is a lightweight, windproof, water-resistant three-season jacket. It is made with 60 grams of highly compressible Primaloft…
reviewed by Devil Dog
January 18, 2013
ExOfficio GeoTrek'r Long-Sleeve Shirt
If you only have room to bring along one extra shirt — or can only wear one shirt to begin with — no matter where it is you are going, this…
reviewed by James Kennedy
January 31, 2013
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