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25,588 reviews
Light, comfortable, packs up small. Basically, there are three different types of backpacking mattresses, the familiar blue or yellow closed-cell…
reviewed by peter1955
May 15, 2013
Soul Poles tried to take their existing ski poles, and market them as a trekking pole. The result was a disaster. I was excited to receive a…
reviewed by Arson
May 14, 2013
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 real challenger. Lightweight with minimalist comfort, and modern design. An excellent light trail shoe with good traction and good foot protection.
reviewed by peter1955
May 10, 2013
Go-to jacket for almost all activities in the colder months. Layers well and is great to use alone. A hidden gem in the Arc'teryx clothing line.
reviewed by Alpinglow84
May 16, 2013
A reliable multi-function watch, with altimeter, at an excellent price point. What can I say? I'm cheap! For a few years, I've been looking…
reviewed by peter1955
May 11, 2013
Great climbing pack for long climbing trips. Carries very well and its modular design allows it to be used for nearly all aspects of a big trip.
reviewed by Alpinglow84
May 16, 2013
A minimalist approach to the inflatable mattress, making sleeping on the ground a lot more comfortable than I remember it. By no means the biggest,…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 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 ENO Blaze underquilt will allow you to enjoy using your hammock well into 3 season and some milder 4 season use. Simple to use, lightweight,…
reviewed by TheRambler
May 11, 2013
This is a great softshell for shoulder season skiing and for all winter climbing. Extremely breathable, durable, and waterproof. Marmot Zion…
reviewed by Alpinglow84
May 16, 2013
GSI Outdoors solves the problem they created by only including one pot gripper with their cooksets, and introduces this ala-carte accessory…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 12, 2013
Eliminates friction (and blisters!) in boots and shoes. Easy to apply. I'll try to keep this short. A few years ago, I got frostbite on my big…
reviewed by peter1955
May 13, 2013
Mine is still going strong since 1997 through heavy use and a fair amount of neglect. It's kept me bone dry except for the times the ground…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 17, 2013
The Flytepacker raft by Flyweight Designs is a great lightweight stillwater rafting option for mountain lake fishing. The $299 price tag and…
reviewed by TrailforTwo
May 14, 2013
Great for 1 person, good for 2 people, this pot handles both your dinner and your morning coffee while being extremely light and durable. Fits…
reviewed by volfied
May 14, 2013
TNF offers one of their better attempts at a true 2-person tent with a ample interior but neglects to leave sufficient room for gear in two…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 2013
I tried charging an iPhone 4, a Hero 2 GoPro, 4-AA batteries, a Nook and some speakers. I thought it may be hard to start a fire in such a small…
reviewed by Guide_You_Outdoors
May 15, 2013
This is a great light pack for long adventure climbing. Can carry enough for the climb and a bivy or two depending on how light you go. Well…
reviewed by Alpinglow84
May 16, 2013
Still one of the lightest and most comfortable backpacking pads on the market. It is a bit noisy narrow, but works better than other pads. Great…
reviewed by Alpinglow84
May 16, 2013
The Infinity jacket by Rab is designed to be super-light, yet very warm. This 850 European down jacket weighs only 18 oz and even has a hood.
reviewed by TNHiker70
May 7, 2013
Inexpensive curiosity, excellent gadget on the field! Reliable readings make this device an excellent option at a bargain. Altimeter w/forecast,…
reviewed by Munro Baggs
May 10, 2013
A well built summit pack that is able to carry the essentials and tools when bagging peaks from a base camp. I sought out this pack to fill…
reviewed by Jim51111
May 6, 2013
If you've ever owned a pad that ISN'T self-inflating, you've probably asked yourself why you ever bought it in the first place, despite any…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 12, 2013
Great weekender backpack with incredible organization and storage possibilities. Mesh AND zippered pockets on the side, waterproof zippered…
reviewed by volfied
May 14, 2013
Overall I found the Platypus GravityWorks 2 liter to be a convenient and easy approach to the problem of providing potable water. No water treatment…
reviewed by Bill S
April 30, 2013
Very warm Douvet for use as a belay layer in the winter or as a high altitude layer on super cold peaks. Some great features that are mostly…
reviewed by Alpinglow84
May 16, 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
You may not be able to fit three people in this "hammerhead" style, T-shaped tent, but you will comfortably fit two plus gear in the roomy interior…
reviewed by HornRimmedHiker
May 11, 2013
A large and versatile daypack primarily designed for carrying and organizing camera gear. This is a great pack, but heavy, and not designed…
reviewed by Alcap
May 9, 2013
A good parka that's served me well over the years, but has shrunk a bit after more than a decade. It still serves its purpose quite well, and…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 18, 2013
This is a great fishing kayak designed with an angler in mind. It has usable space, as well as storage for all your gear. Handles on both sides,…
reviewed by Swampcat
May 18, 2013
It's a good choice if you don't want to fool with making sure you have enough fuel. I carry mine around for quick meals on the trail, even though…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 18, 2013
Great lightweight shoe for short mid-range trips. I was very pleased with these shoes right out of the gate. I wore them in comparison to several…
reviewed by JaredParmenter
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
Nuts, nuts and more nuts. OK, technically seeds but still really yummy Touted as a meal replacement bar, this offering is a nutrient dense…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
May 17, 2013
If you want a comfortable storm hat that will keep your head dry in downpours and the rain out of your face, this is it. I am a hat person and…
reviewed by Richard Proulx
May 12, 2013
Patagonia's Baggies are my go-to, do it all shorts. They are lightweight, breathable, packable, abrasion-resistant, water-resistant, quick drying…
reviewed by Ashleigh
May 3, 2013
This alcohol stove is Ultralight, safe, simple, no parts to fail, fuel efficient and can be used in freezing cold temperatures and altitude.
reviewed by Vegas Hiker Chik
May 9, 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
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
Great tent if bought on discount. Very utilitarian design and serves its purpose well. Tested in mild conditions during the spring in the San…
reviewed by macchiolives
May 18, 2013
Does what is suppose to do—keep your gear dry, but there are better products out there. This rain cover was included with my first backpack—a…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
May 12, 2013
A nice little crispy snack bar, good s'mores flavor A3 Action Snax Honey Graham & S’mores I like S’mores. Anything s’mores flavored…
reviewed by FromSagetoSnow
May 17, 2013
Another great shoe by Vivo! This minimalist shoe is a must have for any hikers out there who prefer breathability and maneuverability over ankle…
reviewed by Kory Stratton
May 18, 2013
Pat's Backcountry Beverage Carbonator. I love sipping back a cold soda after a hard days hike, climb, etc. but hate carrying the weight. With…
reviewed by CTL
May 17, 2013
First of all the "Weekend Pack" category is misleading. You can easily stay out longer. I almost didn't buy it for that reason and now I am…
reviewed by Michael Sanborn
May 18, 2013
For what it is, the Eat'N Tool gets the job done well, and then some. It's one small piece of metal that functions as a spork, can opener, flat…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 18, 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
A decent internal frame pack for less than $100 that's lasted just over a decade. Definitely not a good choice for those who want to travel…
reviewed by Howlin_Hippie
May 17, 2013
Simply the best to protect your leather boots from snow and wet weather! Simply the best to protect your leather boots from snow and wet weather!
reviewed by Water Spaniel (guest)
May 14, 2013
It's Patagonia. It's down. It's lightweight. What else is there to say? I bought this through CampSaver.com on sale for $110 bucks. Living…
reviewed by macchiolives
May 18, 2013
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
Good boot for waterproofing and heavier hiking or backpacking. These are great boots if you are looking for a heavier boot for longer trips…
reviewed by Witlain
May 19, 2013
Love this pack. It's very solid construction, a good hip belt and is very comfortable under heavy load. I bought this as my first hiking backpack…
reviewed by Marc Hebert
May 17, 2013
These are DWR convertable pants that are lightweight. These are good for hiking and in light rain. I bought these pants and within the first…
reviewed by Witlain
May 19, 2013
I finally found my go-to cook pot and it didn't break the bank! I have coveted the MSR Titan Cook Pot for several years, yet could never bring…
reviewed by Linda Navroth
May 6, 2013
Lightweight and durable, having its own folding legs and pot stand "horns" built in. Fire is good and stable. Boiling time +- as promised yet…
reviewed by tzurlis
May 16, 2013
Perfect for 2 people and a dog, 3 would be squished but would work. It breaks down to 1.1oz per person if planning to camp with 3. There is…
reviewed by Eric McConnell
May 18, 2013
This is a review of the Bearikade Expedition MKII model by Wild Ideas. As bear cans go (especially for one of this capacity) it's lightweight.
reviewed by bheiser1
May 5, 2013
One of the lightest 30 degree quilts around weighing in at 19 oz.This quilt is water proof and packs down very small into its attached stuff…
reviewed by Jeff S
May 17, 2013
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
April 30, 2013
There is almost nothing to recommend about these poles, but rather many reasons to look elsewhere. I recently purchased the Leki Aergon Summit…
reviewed by Richard Proulx
May 5, 2013
The pack has a nice feature set, but the framesheet suspension system does not live up to the advertised weight of 35 lbs. Even worse, packed…
reviewed by Clayton Mauritzen
May 17, 2013
A very effective design for all kinds of uses and conditions, either as a mere cap, to full neck protection from sun. This is a very useful…
reviewed by alpine1
May 18, 2013
Very durable stove. I've had this stove for years (since 2006). Boiled lots of water, cooked many a meal. Never has it failed me. That says…
reviewed by in2snow
May 17, 2013
I am 5'4". This backpack is perfect fit for me. The adjustable torso make all the weight on the waist not the shoulder. I carried this backpack…
reviewed by happyhiker8
May 16, 2013
Weighing in at 1.4lbs, the Alite Mayfly 4 Leg Stable Folding Camp chair is a well-made and strong chair that collapses into an 11.5" long, 4.3"…
reviewed by Chris Brokes
May 16, 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
Good, albeit confused product. Excellent construction, very comfortable, way too many pockets, and confusing purpose (not a hiking bag by any…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
Packs down and stores with less space. Shapes helps to heat water faster. When I first saw this extra large Sierra cup I was skeptical about…
reviewed by Jeff S
May 17, 2013
Very roomy, great tent for a backpacking family. Poles are like origami. We got this tent to backpack Yellowstone with the family (2 adults,…
reviewed by 4Travelers
May 15, 2013
These are great glasses for snow and glacier travel. I got these for snow and glacier travel and after several years of use they have not disappointed. …
reviewed by alpine1
May 18, 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
Convenient, light, fast enough. But how antiseptic is it? I have used these drops for several years, and I have never gotten sick in the wild.
reviewed by harderm
May 15, 2013
Best kettle for the money. Good capacity and accessories. Took this on a 2 day hike to try it out, and it was very handy. I just set it on a…
reviewed by Jim Deski
May 18, 2013
Have you ever lost a piece of equipment while hiking, camping, and/or climbing? A locking blade, bottle opener, flat head and phillips screwdriver…
reviewed by Jonathan Gromatzky
May 15, 2013
Excellent urban boot, poor hiker. I have owned a pair for over two years dealing with harsh Canadian winters and rainy UK fall/winter/spring.
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
Excellent fit comfort, with interesting design. Fit: Quoted to be narrow, but I found the fit excellent, and I have a wider than normal foot.
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
My favorite sun screen for bright sun or high altitude Dermatone sun screen products have been my favorites for many years (decades). I have…
reviewed by alpine1
May 18, 2013
The specs on this stove state that it will boil 0.5 liters in roughly 2 min 15 sec. I was out a whole week at 10k feet in the Wind Rivers, WY,…
reviewed by Aaron Norton
May 15, 2013
After a long day hiking with a full pack, a comfortable hammock is far more relaxing than sleeping on the ground or in a tent! It is also a…
reviewed by Jonathan Gromatzky
May 14, 2013
After a long day hiking with a full pack, a comfortable hammock is far more relaxing than sleeping on the ground or in a tent! It is also a…
reviewed by Jonathan Gromatzky
May 14, 2013
Excellent value-for-money. As these gloves are often sold at big discounts, likely due to the over-top colour schemes Columbia has chosen to…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
A lightweight, easy-to-make, reliable, compact stove. Does it get better than that? It is easy to use, easy to light, and will boil water. The…
reviewed by Jonathan Gromatzky
May 15, 2013
This shoe is everything you want it to be, plus a little more. The fit is great and it's very comfortable. Like hiking on clouds. The shoe is…
reviewed by Jay D
May 15, 2013
After a long day hiking with a full pack, a comfortable hammock is far more relaxing than sleeping on the ground or in a tent! It is also a…
reviewed by Jonathan Gromatzky
May 14, 2013
Great pair of durable trekking poles! I have had these pole for quite a few years now and have used them for numerous miles. Have never had…
reviewed by in2snow
May 17, 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
A zippo lighter can be refueled. As opposed to a disposable Bic lighter, this lighter is more durable and therefore more reliable. If you use…
reviewed by Jonathan Gromatzky
May 16, 2013
Excellent product: Appears well built, lightweight, and fairly abbrasion resistant. Straps and hip belt fit comfortably. The drawcords to tighten…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 15, 2013
Love this bag. Quality construction, no cold spots, packs down small. I use this with a sea to summit 15 degree liner and its a perfect 2 season…
reviewed by Muddrock
May 19, 2013
For $9 at your local Walmart, this is one of the smartest purchases you can make. Back in my cycling days, I bought into the notion that, "You're…
reviewed by Jeffery Gosnell
May 12, 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
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
Nice looking, keeps the rain out. Average breathability, and average comfort. Very lightweight (big plus). Fit and Comfort: Overall it fits…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 15, 2013
Good performance, value for money. An excellent value-for-money outdoors shoe Fit: A little on the wide side, so it's excellent for people like…
reviewed by TJ1984
May 16, 2013
Great pair of boots, very comfortable. I have owned these boots for two years. They have been worn on numerous weekends, training hikes, and…
reviewed by in2snow
May 16, 2013
A lightweight durable sandal that can be used around the campsite and during water crossings with excellent grip. The materials are compatible…
reviewed by Jonathan Gromatzky
May 15, 2013
Got small items you need to keep safe and dry while out on the water? Look no further than this sturdy little case manufactured by Pelican.
reviewed by theonecanoe
May 15, 2013
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