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Kammok Kuhli
by John Hick. May 13, 2021
Worth the 22 ounces, this tarp is very easy to pack and set up. All 8 tie-outs are pre-attached plus have little stow-away pockets to keep the lines from getting… Full Review »
Vorn Lynx 12-20L
by Ozalid May 13, 2021
The Vorn Lynx is a high quality speciality backpack for hunters that enables you to carry a rifle in comfort with instant access to it when needed. Anyone who has… Full Review »
Lixada Titanium Wood Stove
by Angelina May 12, 2021
This is a video review where we are going to share our new discovered piece of gear that we believe is great to have for any hiker—and that is a good old Lixada… Full Review »
The North Face Tadpole 23
by Patrizia M Guiotto May 11, 2021
Packs to a good size, looks sharp, but could have a smoother setup. -Setup and take down is awkward. It's very difficult not to step on the tent during setup and… Full Review »
Primus Firestick Ti
by LoneStranger May 10, 2021
Primus started with a blank slate when designing the Firestick and Firestick Ti stoves. The goal was to create a packable stove that was easy to carry and delivered… Full Review »
Primus Firestick
by LoneStranger May 10, 2021
Fired up and ready to go in a Baxter lean-to I've had the chance to test the Primus Firestick and Firestick Ti stoves since last fall, including early winter… Full Review »
Salewa Rapace GTX
by Jeanie McCormack May 10, 2021
I recently retired my 2011. Mainly worn in the Sierras on multi-day hikes and locally on the Sant Cruz mountains. Lasted 10 years! Loved those boots. I am female… Full Review »
Mountain Hardwear Acadia Jacket
by D Mizelle May 9, 2021
Decent rain coat, vents well, windproof and lightweight. Got this a couple years ago to replace an old Woolrich rain jacket. It has been so much better in water… Full Review »
Mountainsmith Pinnacle
by D Mizelle May 9, 2021
In a nod to John's review, excellent for the price. I bought these a couple years ago and I'm fairly happy with these. They are light enough and I love the spring-loaded… Full Review »
Oboz Bridger Mid Waterproof
by Dean Myers May 8, 2021
Excellent winter hiking boots. Bought for winter hiking and they do not disappoint. Personally, the provided EVA insoles don't work for my feet, which is too bad… Full Review »
Salomon Hydro 45 Belt
by Dean Myers May 8, 2021
Good belt for moderate runs, maybe up to 10 km. Useful for dog walks too. It's a good basic running belt. The pouch is handy for keys or small items, but not… Full Review »
Altberg Fremington Walking Boot
by Lester M May 6, 2021
Old style quality and modern functionality. Waterproof, all-leather—but light and most importantly with a choice of five width fittings. I've walked thousands… Full Review »
Gregory Alpaca Duffle
by andrew f. May 6, 2021
This is a review of the largest (120 liter) Alpaca, whose primary role will be long trips and transporting my big backpack and gear. Durable fabrics and features… Full Review »
Kelty Night Owl 3
by The Cedar Journal May 6, 2021
Larger tent with room enough for three. Light enough to haul in a backpack, on a bike or canoe. Easier setup with color-coded sides. Would recommend and would get… Full Review »
Osprey Exos 38
by sprint chicken May 6, 2021
Best lightweight backpacking pack I've used. Definitely recommend for lightweight packing, for those who are not into ultralight backpacking and comfort is still… Full Review »
HydroBlu Versa Flow
by sprint chicken May 6, 2021
Excellent backpacking water filter, super versatile and convenient, and definitely my favorite so far. Has a significantly better flow rate compared to the Sawyer… Full Review »
BRS 3000T
by Angelina May 5, 2021
In this video we share with you the review of our BRS gas stove. We were searching for some lightweight options and stumbled across this one. We have tested it… Full Review »
Gregory Baltoro 65
by Hippy Hikers NY May 4, 2021
Phenomenal pack, great for the thru hiker and more. At French Louie's fire pit along the Northville-Lake Placid Trail West Canada Lakes lean-to along the NPT… Full Review »
Swazi Kagoule Anorak
by Ozalid May 4, 2021
Swazi is known worldwide for top quality hunting gear. The Kagoule is very versatile, hard wearing, breathable, and waterproof—a top jacket from New Zealand. Full Review »
Big Agnes Encampment 15°
by SafeSailor May 3, 2021
Also bought the Big Agnes Insulated Air Core mattress. I’ve used it on the ground in a tent, and in my Hennessy hammock. The Insulated Air Core mattress eliminates… Full Review »
Lowa Tibet Pro GTX
by Ozalid May 2, 2021
A high quality boot for when the going gets tough, light enough for long walks, robust enough for rocky terrain, extremely comfortable and hard wearing. Before... Full Review »
Filson Tin Cloth Cruiser
by Badass Outdoors May 1, 2021
A rugged jacket for trail work, forest work, and all workwear-appropriate field work where durability and functionality are key. After a morning of chopping… Full Review »
Scarpa Moraine GTX
by Ken Sternberg April 30, 2021
Comfortable, very durable, well made. I’m a FedEx Express driver and walk a lot of miles. I mainly wear hiking shoes, since hiking is basically what I do. These… Full Review »
La Sportiva Miura
by Clem Roberts April 26, 2021
Perfect climbing fit, fantastic grip. I bought these three years ago after having tried at least three other brands. I climb indoors up to twice a week. The effect… Full Review »
Eureka! Zephyr
by Steven Sanborn April 24, 2021
Tall and roomy for one. Zephyr A great one-man tent I bought this tent some 20 years ago and still use it on solo trips. The main reason I still use… Full Review »
Columbia Cougar Flats II
by Mike Bender April 23, 2021
Roomy and has lots of ventilation. Mine was the first version of the Cougar Flats. I think I bought it new in 2005. This tent has lots of room. At 10 x 15 feet… Full Review »
Lowe Alpine Aeon 27
by D Mizelle April 22, 2021
Nice size for day hikes or ultralight camping. Suitable also for climbing, running, or cycling. Bought last year and have used it for about 6 months. One of the… Full Review »
Eureka! K-2 XT
by Ian Malcolm April 22, 2021
A very well-designed tent for three- or four-season use, with excellent protection from bad weather. Durable construction with excellent-quality materials. To me… Full Review »
Old Town Tripper 172
by Mark Beliczky April 21, 2021
Similar to the de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver and known as the pickup of the sky for wilderness access, so too is the Old Town Tripper the pickup of wilderness… Full Review »
Amundsen Peak Slim Fit Gaiters
by LoneStranger April 21, 2021
The Amundsen Peak Slim Fit Gaiters can be connected directly to the Amundsen Peak Knickerbockers or worn separately. Either way they provide protection from just… Full Review »
