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Another classic helmet. Great for the price. "Promise me Dad, that you won't get me a helmet like yours or my brother's." She mostly meant that…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
March 14, 2013
Reliable, dependable, and well constructed skins that climb exceptionally well. I highly recommend them to anyone who backcountry skis. Black…
reviewed by Jim51111
March 14, 2013
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
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
Great alternative to down, best one out there I feel. My wife is allergic to down, so much so that I can't even wear a jacket that has any mention…
reviewed by wildepirate
March 8, 2013
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…
reviewed by Shawn Crady (guest)
March 8, 2013
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.
reviewed by Ghost Rider
March 7, 2013
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
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.
reviewed by John K
March 4, 2013
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
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
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
I dub this "the best backpack ever" and show it off to everyone I can. It's so roomy, so sturdy and has so many features without being over…
reviewed by Marty Middlebrook
February 28, 2013
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…
reviewed by Alcap
February 27, 2013
Warm, comfortable, fairly light and compact when packed, and economical (if you can still find one!). Setup is pretty simple for a non-free…
reviewed by LCC
February 25, 2013
Lightweight and simple. Over 2 years in use. Great simple bag. Reliable YKK main zipper. Plenty of room for "squirmers" and side/belly sleepers.
reviewed by android
February 22, 2013
A unique offering. Excellent waterproof qualities. Exceptional adjustability and the load transfer disc really is an incredible concept. I finally…
reviewed by 5pike
February 21, 2013
A truly phenomenal product. Years ago I bought a Marmot DriClime Jacket. It was too warm for me so I gave it to my wife. Finally Marmot came…
reviewed by tpar
February 21, 2013
I really like this hammock but I can see where there are strengths and weaknesses when compared to other companies selling similar products.
reviewed by BackPackHiker
February 21, 2013
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…
reviewed by BackPackHiker
February 21, 2013
Loaded with features. Clineometer, bearing and back-bearing protractors, correctable for declination, comes with UTM grids for most major US…
reviewed by Anthony Mancuso
February 19, 2013
Nimrod Backpack System is one of the most versatile systems I've ever had the pleasure to backpack with. It's not only lightweight, customizable,…
reviewed by SHTFCO
February 17, 2013
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…
reviewed by Dante
February 13, 2013
As a base layer, merino wool is truly exceptional. Icebreaker makes among the highest quality available, and the attention to detail is excellent.
reviewed by kenjiharo
February 13, 2013
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…
reviewed by Sherry
February 13, 2013
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
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
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
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
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,…
reviewed by gilipollas
February 7, 2013
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…
reviewed by barefootshelda
February 7, 2013
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
Lightweight, semi-durable, and affordable headlight useful for a variety of things, especially caving. Can last a long time if well treated.
reviewed by Daniel John Carter
February 6, 2013
Excellent mid-weight layer in winter hiking; wicking sweat perfectly and stopping wind well! Sizing is "athletic" (read small) and sleeves are…
reviewed by flowerfroggirl
February 2, 2013
Rain proof, warm for Brazilian south highlands and only 2,6kg. Much better than famous brands. I recomended for everybody from Brazilian south…
reviewed by Nelson Brügger
January 31, 2013
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
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
Don't buy Asolo just because of the name... try them on for a while! I really l thought I had a winner with these, and gave up after trying…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 31, 2013
Superbe tent in all respects save one: not much room for extended stays in tent during storms. The Polaris is a work of art-- eVent fabric means…
reviewed by karl wilcox
January 31, 2013
Simple to use but, very large. This is everything you need in bear country. It has a lot of space, simple to use, and works great. However,…
reviewed by thegreenthree
January 31, 2013
Great little lantern for backpacking! Lightweight, compact, great light output. I bought this lantern from REI (in the green color) at the end…
reviewed by ashnicole
January 31, 2013
Very tough, extremely well made boot! Grippy aggressive tread, excellent ankle support. Warm enough for cold weather, will not overheat in summer!
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 28, 2013
This is a great 800 fill down jacket! Not too puffy, not too flat for high quality goose down. The Men's M/M is a perfect fit for 5'10"/160lbs.
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 28, 2013
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…
reviewed by Jelle S
January 28, 2013
Durable shell, great breathability! This product is made for people who USE their products, although stylish in town! Lots of adjustments, great…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
January 28, 2013
Despite being marketed as a 'trail shoe', the sole is so thin and soft that it doesn't withstand even casual wear. After less than six months…
reviewed by Rod Walters
January 24, 2013
If you don't mind a thick and somewhat weighty sole, then strap on the most comfortable sandal you've ever worn. I wish I had bought these years…
reviewed by Nicholas B
January 20, 2013
Was warm for a June summit of Mt. Rainier. Felt light on my feet and never had an issue with blisters or wetness. After considering plastic…
reviewed by EBART
January 20, 2013
A decent sidecountry pack, but a little too small for full-day backcountry tours. I have used this pack for a couple of seasons, mainly on backcountry…
reviewed by BigRed
January 20, 2013
Three ounces, three settings, and three cubic centimeters. Trifecta of portable, comfortable, efficient lighting. Great gift for curious kids.
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 20, 2013
Very light 2-3 person tent. First impressions of the tent, and of BA customer service. This tent is uber-light. I found it at the REI garage…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
Did not stand up to a 20-degree day downhill skiing. The bottom line is that these gloves simply do not suffice in any sort of cold weather…
reviewed by cgsisson
January 19, 2013
Bought this jacket 10 years ago, and it has served me very well for ten full years of abuse. Multiple times I have slipped while stemming in…
reviewed by Junglecommando
January 19, 2013
This is a well-made, well designed pack, designed to fit everyone from the slim lady to the more robust guy. It is the only pack I carried for…
reviewed by Kreig
January 19, 2013
I ve been camping for 40 years, and had numerous tents, but this hurricane defying, quality tent knocks spots off them all and it must be the…
reviewed by gwen maka
January 18, 2013
A bright light for a low price, but you get about what you pay for. The focusing is limited and the light a bit uneven. The low setting is a…
reviewed by BigRed
January 18, 2013
Simple, inexpensive, quality, no-frills pack that carries like a dream. The ability of this pack to carry heavy loads is really surprising.
reviewed by dwarfnebula
January 18, 2013
Most comfortable pad I've used. Durability may be a problem. What I love the most about this pad is that it's so comfortable. Despite my 230…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Nice pot that packs up small and fits your cooking gear inside. But the rest of the set sucks. After two years of use, I'm not very impressed…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Not overly thrilled. Will need to get a thicker liner and/or outer cover to get this bag to the rating they claim. Still, I think it will be…
reviewed by francescal
January 17, 2013
Great synthetic puffy. Now that I have three children at home, my gear budget is nearly nonexistent. I was ecstatic to find several Marmot pieces…
reviewed by Mattb
January 17, 2013
Lightweight and compressible sleeping bag that won't lose insulation if wet. I was looking for a sleeping bag comparable to the weight and compressibility of…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Great tent. Great price. I admit I was hesitant at first because of the price, and the fact that I hadn't heard anything about it, but I trusted…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Great budget bag. It will keep you warm, and won't break the bank. The first thing I noticed when I pulled it out of the box is how sharp it…
reviewed by writerinthewild
January 17, 2013
Strong single walled winter tent. Lightweight, easy to set up, with good "livability" features. My wife and I have the EV2 and use it for multi-night…
reviewed by PJWalchenbach
January 17, 2013
This is such a simple transceiver to use. I'd recommend it for any recreational user. It's also commonly used by ski patrollers. This transceiver…
reviewed by skygenie
January 17, 2013
This is an extremely light boot that is ideal for fast touring. If you value the up as much as the down, this boot is great. Even if the down…
reviewed by skygenie
January 17, 2013
Years of flawless performance, still like new. I have used this lamp nearly every day in the house, on the trail, and wherever I have needed…
reviewed by soleful2001
January 17, 2013
The Whippet will give you added security in places where falling will have dire consequences. You have to know how to self-arrest for it to…
reviewed by skygenie
January 17, 2013
The Osprey line of backpacks is one of the most highly praised in the oversaturated industry of outdoor recreation equipment, and with good…
reviewed by outlan
January 17, 2013
Although the Trangia Spirit Stove is heavier than the traditional pop can stove, it is far more versatile and the user is able to conserve every…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
January 17, 2013
They should call this the big top. You could hold a circus under its vestibule. The peek hight is tall enough for a pygmy giraffe. If bigger…
reviewed by Snapyjohn
January 16, 2013
Very Light and compact backpacking stove that eliminates the need to buy and carry fuels. The 180 Stove weighs the same as a micro stove and…
reviewed by Weldon Curtis
January 16, 2013
I've had the standard (not the "pro") Gunnison 2 person tent for approx. 5 years and have used it in a variety of locations and seasons. I haven't…
reviewed by Alcap
January 16, 2013
The Osprey Hornet is a quality built, rugged little pack with enough space for your 2-3 day excursions. The waist belt is very comfortable and…
reviewed by v trek
January 16, 2013
A fantastic day hike backpack with an integrated hydration system. Plenty of storage in three zippered compartments and side pouches for bottles.
reviewed by Keith Winston
January 16, 2013
This is backpacking food that is good enough to eat at home! It's fantastic as is, or can be augmented with some jerky or Slim Jim for a great…
reviewed by bigger al
January 16, 2013
Great snowball gloves! Or slushy mild winter days in general. I got these gloves for sugaring (ie. collecting sap for maple syrup). At the beginning…
reviewed by MoZee
January 16, 2013
A fine cold weather outer layer that works well in a wide range of conditions. Clearly designed and sized with winter in mind but also a good…
reviewed by leadbelly2550
January 16, 2013
Very rugged outdoor sandal; heavy and possibly too supportive. I've owned my Chaco Z/1 Unaweep sandals with Terreno soles for 10 years now.
reviewed by alexdesvagues
January 14, 2013
Great layering piece that does all they claim. The Stoic Alpine Merino Bliss 150 is hands down the best layering piece I’ve ever owned. I…
reviewed by Linda Navroth
January 14, 2013
Took my Drymax Maximum Protection Trail Running Socks for a long trail run on The Appalachian Trail across the Cumberland Valley in Pa. It was…
reviewed by Perry Ligon
January 14, 2013
The best hammock I have had the pleasure of using to date. With an interior storage area, attached mosquito netting and a footbox that allows…
reviewed by JFAR
January 14, 2013
Three season, two (1.5, really) person tent. Single entry, pyramid design, ply/nylon construction. Intended use, backpacking. A little heavy…
reviewed by Murray
January 13, 2013
Perfect compression sack. It's been a while since I've been backpacking, and when assembling some gear to get back into it, I realized I'd need…
reviewed by gilipollas
January 12, 2013
Reliable, easy to use, works with Nalgene bottles and MSR dromedary bags, filter lasts a dang long time. Traveled to quite a few place with…
reviewed by Jacob Yufa
January 11, 2013
Really functional and tough little pack for day tripping or riding. I just used the pack for a week in Hawaii. I can't begin to describe how…
reviewed by AndreaF
January 10, 2013
Superlight, super packable jacket perfect for mild weather and an excellent mid or stand alone jacket for the cool days. Over the past week…
reviewed by L. Prentice
January 9, 2013
Would definitely recommend this pack to anyone looking for a large pack thats is all around great. Its suspension system is amazing making even…
reviewed by Landan Taylor
January 8, 2013
Functional features and durability outshine the peculiar trendiness of this workhorse fleece. The ubiquitous TNF Denali is a workhorse 300 weight…
reviewed by alexdesvagues
January 8, 2013
For massive field of vision goggles, pretty good. Overall, decent. Somehow scored these for $20 on one of Backcountry's one deal at a time sites,…
reviewed by gilipollas
January 8, 2013
Excellent pack for its intended use, which is multiday ski touring and mountaineering. I would recommend this pack to anyone doing similar activities.
reviewed by Nisan H
January 8, 2013
Best goggle I've used, incredible optics, no fog. I love these goggles. I've worn 10+ different goggles over the last few years, whether I've…
reviewed by gilipollas
January 8, 2013
Not too great, gets the job done. Tried both varieties of these from steepandcheap. I like the PowerBar take on protein, the triple threat stuff,…
reviewed by gilipollas
January 8, 2013
Taste great, seem to do the trick for energy. These are as good as energy chews get. I've tried the Clif energy block things and some Gatorade…
reviewed by gilipollas
January 8, 2013
Huge upgrade from my older Camelbak models. Having used older (circa 2003) Camelbak models quite a bit and eventually opting for the simpler…
reviewed by gilipollas
January 8, 2013
This is a surprisingly lightweight, weatherproof breathable jacket. I purchased this jacket last spring, and used it on several day hikes and…
reviewed by Tamerlin
January 6, 2013
Seriously comfortable hiking boot while providing excellent support and traction. Not all Zamberlan styles fit the same way. I chose this boot…
reviewed by GaryK
January 6, 2013
Super light, comfortably warm bag has you covered from early spring to early winter. At just 24 ounces the WM MegaLite qualifies as an ultralight…
reviewed by pjsincalab
January 6, 2013
This is an awesome pack. Not only is it the most comfortable pack I've ever owned, it's also lightweight and durable. I've loaded it to 55+…
reviewed by Scoutmaster John D
January 6, 2013
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