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photo: Olight Arkfeld Pro Torch

Olight Arkfeld Pro Torch

rated 5 of 5 stars Excellent lightweight compact hand torch with three different light sources: UV, visible, and laser. OLIGHT Arkfeld Pro Class 1 Max 1300 Lumen…
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photo: OluKai Men's Hokua

OluKai Hokua

rated 3 of 5 stars They are great with arch support and comfort is great and looks. I would have loved these if the sole and foot bedding would have stayed together.
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photo: Sierra Designs Superflash

Sierra Designs Superflash

rated 5 of 5 stars One of the best tents ever made, IMHO. I'd buy it again in a heartbeat! My first four-season tent, and forever my favourite. As others here…
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photo: Four Dog Stove Harlton Cooker

Four Dog Stove Harlton Cooker

rated 5 of 5 stars I have the Harlton and LTIII. I primarily use wood but often get things started with a Coghlan's fuel tablet. Solid. Buy one while they are…
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photo: Outdoor Research Swift Cap

Outdoor Research Swift Cap

rated 4.5 of 5 stars The Outdoor Research Swift cap is great for trail running, hiking, backpacking, and other outdoor activities. I'm out and about in the sun quite…
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photo: Eureka! Solitaire

Eureka! Solitaire

rated 3 of 5 stars Used for motorcycling. Lightweight, sturdy, super warm in chilly nights. Am only 5' tall and it's a good long tent, but 0 vestibule and couldn't…
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photo: Campingmoon Fuel Canister Refill Multi-Adapter BKZ15

Campingmoon Fuel Canister Refill Multi-Adapter BKZ15

rated 5 of 5 stars A small, simple, inexpensive and efficient device to extract that last drop of gas from almost-empty canisters into one. Very useful at home…
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photo: Eddie Bauer Men's Solarfoil UPF Pullover Hoodie

Eddie Bauer Solarfoil UPF Pullover Hoodie

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Lightweight sun hoodie that's comfy and breathes well. I saw these at my local Costco for $12.99 USD, so I decided to pick up two. I've been…
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photo: Sea to Summit Passage Insulated Mug

Sea to Summit Passage Insulated Mug

rated 4 of 5 stars A solid, plus-sized, insulated mug, nestable to minimize space in the pack. Graduated markings on inside are hard to read, and the lid is not…
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photo: Limmer Boots The Hiker

Limmer Boots The Hiker

rated 5 of 5 stars Limmer Boots’s new low hiker is a winner. Full leather upper and fully leather-lined, with a sturdy but not-too-thick midsole and steel shank,…
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photo: Marmot Equinox

Marmot Equinox

rated 4 of 5 stars Two-person, three-season tent. Quality materials and workmanship is evident; extensive use of mesh should provide good ventilation. Weighed…
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photo: Mystery Ranch Women's Glacier 50

Mystery Ranch Glacier 50

rated 4 of 5 stars Older version of the women's Glacier 50. Well made. I am 5' 120 pounds, have an extra small. Not a frequent backpacker, several multi-day overnights…
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photo: Sea to Summit Field Repair Buckles

Sea to Summit Field Repair Buckles

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Quick replacement of broken waist belt, sternum strap, or other buckles, including those that are sewn in on one or both sides. Available in…
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photo: Spyderco Tenacious

Spyderco Tenacious

rated 2.5 of 5 stars Lower priced knife to say you have a Spyderco...but the quality is not there. Bought a Tenacious to see if I'd like the blade shape. That is…
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photo: Opinel No.08 Carbon Steel Folding Knife

Opinel No.08 Carbon Steel Folding Knife

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Affordable. Slicy. Sharp. Classic It's an Opinel... they are low priced folding kitchen knives basically. The blade stock is very thin so very…
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photo: Condor Tool & Knife Bushlore

Condor Tool & Knife Bushlore

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Very affordable woods/bushcraft blade; super comfy handle contour; nice leather sheath; super sharp. For the price this is a great blade; comes…
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photo: Morakniv Bushcraft BlackBlade

Morakniv Bushcraft BlackBlade

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Affordable. Super sharp. More robust than Mora Companion. Comfy grip. 90-degree spine. It's like a Mora Companion on steroids. Thicker blade…
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photo: Morakniv Companion

Morakniv Companion

rated 5 of 5 stars Affordable. Durable. Razor sharp. Easy to resharpen. What's not to love? It's a Morakniv Companion. For $15 it's a no brainier to have one...or…
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photo: Range Meal Bar

Range Meal Bar

rated 5 of 5 stars The Range Meal Bar is an excellent high calorie food that is perfect for backpacking and outdoor excursions. These bars are small but tasty…
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photo: CamelBak H.A.W.G. 20

CamelBak H.A.W.G. 20

rated 5 of 5 stars This bag is reliable and strong. It hasn't ever let me down in all conditions and environments. Being able to be tossed about and hold large…
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photo: Patagonia R1 Air Beanie

Patagonia R1 Air Beanie

rated 5 of 5 stars Fleece beanie for cooler weather. Does a great job wicking moisture away from your head. Relatively low profile, so it can struggle in the coldest…
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photo: Smartwool Reversible Training Beanie

Smartwool Reversible Training Beanie

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Thin two-layer merino wool beanie is great for cool to cold weather high output activity. Very stretchy, one size fits all well. Double layer…
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photo: Saucony Excursion TR13

Saucony Excursion TR13

rated 3.5 of 5 stars A fairly good off-road shoe. Great traction. Neutral. Have had these for about five years. Only use them for summer day hiking or trail running.
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photo: Topo Athletic Men's Atmos

Topo Athletic Atmos

rated 4 of 5 stars Topo's first maximum cushion shoe. I need an EE forefoot and a C heel, so my go-to shoes are typically Oboz wide and ASICS wide.  Specifically,…
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photo: The North Face Men's Crestone 60

The North Face Crestone 60

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Thirteen years later, I still use it for three-day hikes and heavy-load trips. It's been with me on backpacking adventures across Europe, the…
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photo: Superfeet Green

Superfeet Green

rated 2.5 of 5 stars Superfeet WAS a great product until they sold out in 2021 to Westward Partners. Now the quality is terrible and they changed the type of materials…
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photo: Morakniv Companion Heavy Duty

Morakniv Companion Heavy Duty

rated 4 of 5 stars Its lightweight design and sharp 1095 carbon steel blade makes it an excellent choice for those who need a reliable tool without the extra weight.
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photo: Karrimor Protech TQ

Karrimor Protech TQ

rated 5 of 5 stars Similar design to Terra Nova Quasar but slightly bigger. Bought this tent around 1995 and retired it in 2025 when the zips and poles started…
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photo: Greenbelly Meals Meal2Go

Greenbelly Meals Meal2Go

rated 5 of 5 stars Greenbelly Meal2Go bars are excellent, balanced, calorie-dense meal bars that are perfect for backpacking and hiking. They taste good, are satisfying,…
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photo: Northwest Territory Family Cabin 8-Person Tent 14' x 14'

Northwest Territory Family Cabin 8-Person Tent 14' x 14'

rated 3.5 of 5 stars Our rain fly was torn by a "helpful" cousin. Would love to find a replacement for this specific tent. Suggestions welcomed We use this tent…
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photo:   Snapdragon Laksa Curry

Snapdragon Laksa Curry

rated 4.5 of 5 stars A spicy delicious cup of warmth on a chilly camp evening. Perfect when you’re at the end of a long trail day, but not quite ready for dinner.
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photo:   Fieil Extra Thick Should Strap Pads

Fieil Extra Thick Should Strap Pads

rated 4.5 of 5 stars For some ultralight backpacks without should strap pads, these are an excellent and inexpensive way to make them more comfortable. I am a big…
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Bibler Fitzroy

rated 5 of 5 stars I've used this tent on multi-day backcountry skiing, the La Sal Mountains, climbing and mountaineering, all kinds of weather and circumstances—never…
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photo: Forclaz Simond 500 Extend 80-120 L Duffel Bag

Forclaz Simond 500 Extend 80-120 L Duffel Bag

rated 5 of 5 stars While not a backpack it is a great duffle bag for flights and vehicle-supported travel. Rainproof and wearable as a backpack it can expand or…
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photo: Wild Zora Herb Roasted Chicken

Wild Zora Herb Roasted Chicken

rated 1 of 5 stars I really wanted to like this meal. But in the end, it was very disappointing. While shopping for some last minutes supplies for a trip to Yosemite,…
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photo: Hurtta Venture No-Pull Harness

Hurtta Venture No-Pull Harness

rated 5 of 5 stars When hiking or snowshoeing with my dog, she tends to really pull on the long lead we use, causing grief to both of us as I have to correct her…
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photo: Arc'teryx Elaho Shirt LS

Arc'teryx Elaho Shirt LS

rated 5 of 5 stars The best hiking shirt I've ever worn. Lightweight, feels soft on skin, dries quickly. Perfect fit. The Arc'teryx Elaho shirt is the best hiking…
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photo: Thule Chasm 70L

Thule Chasm 70L

rated 5 of 5 stars A great choice for a mid-large sized duffel. Durable, multiple good carry options, and some helpful internal organization. The shoulder straps…
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photo: Hammock Gear Mesh Tarp Sleeve

Hammock Gear Mesh Tarp Sleeve

rated 4 of 5 stars Hammock Gear's Mesh Tarp Sleeve is a light and durable tarp management solution. It allows for rapid deployment and recovery of most any UL…
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photo: MSR Rapidfire

MSR Rapidfire

rated 5 of 5 stars Excellent remote canister stove, much beloved, but long discontinued. I can't remember how long I have owned this stove, but I just wanted to…
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photo: Hammock Gear Dyneema Fiber Standard Tarp with Doors

Hammock Gear Dyneema Fiber Standard Tarp with Doors

rated 5 of 5 stars The Hammock Gear Dyneema Fiber Standard Tarp with Doors combines UL materials with great design and construction to create an all-season shelter…
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photo: MSR Rapidfire

MSR Rapidfire

rated 4 of 5 stars Great stove. Pretty sure this was the first canister inverter stove to come out on the market. MSR was way ahead of the curve. Now they have…
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photo: Black Diamond Distance LT 1100

Black Diamond Distance LT 1100

rated 4 of 5 stars Excellent lightweight rechargeable USB-C head torch. I was looking for a USB-C rechargeable head torch. USB-C means fewer cables and battery…
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photo: Ledlenser ML4 Rechargeable Lantern

Ledlenser ML4 Rechargeable Lantern

rated 5 of 5 stars Small, lightweight, robust, weatherproof, rechargeable. I have two of these. They both come with me on EVERY camping trip. They just work. They…
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photo: Mountain Hardwear Men's Stretch Ozonic Insulated Jacket

Mountain Hardwear Stretch Ozonic Insulated Jacket

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Worked great over layers...warm and weatherproof. The gear list for my recent Everest Base Camp trek included a parka. I didn't own one because…
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photo: Durston X-Mid 1P

Durston X-Mid 1P

rated 4.5 of 5 stars This 2025 X-Mid is a decently priced, super light 1P double-wall trekking pole shelter that is a serious contender for the best shelter in its…
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photo: Filson Tin Cloth Bush Hat

Filson Tin Cloth Bush Hat

rated 5 of 5 stars использую с 2004 года были США сейчас купил 2 всё Шри Ланка но качество на высоте…
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photo: Climb X Rave

Climb X Rave

rated 5 of 5 stars The shoe is incredibly comfortable, and stretched a perfect amount to where I was able to continue tightening the shoe over the months I've…
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Northwest Territory 16' x 14' Extreme Vacation Home

rated 4.5 of 5 stars We got this tent several years ago. LOVE IT! Its very roomy for 2 adults, 2 kids, and a dog. Got this tent several years ago. We have 2 adults,…
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photo: Fjallraven Kajka 35

Fjallraven Kajka 35

rated 4.5 of 5 stars I needed a smaller, tough Fjallraven backpack than my (then) smallest Fjallraven the Keb 52L. This Kajka 35 M/L is now my go-to day pack. This…
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photo: Petzl Swift RL

Petzl Swift RL

rated 5 of 5 stars Battery life excellent Great light.
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photo: Walrus Orbit

Walrus Orbit

rated 3 of 5 stars Winter camping, maybe mid-spring and early to mid fall. Summer it's gonna get hot. Like all Walrus tents that IMO are over-engineered by two…
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Pacific Trekking Trek Jacket

rated 5 of 5 stars The perfect jacket for the outdoors. I bought this jacket decades ago. It has been the perfect design, lots of practical pockets, sturdy two-way…
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photo: Merrell Men's Continuum Hiking Shoe

Merrell Continuum Hiking Shoe

rated 3 of 5 stars Merrell Continuum Vibram I bought them two years ago. The sole came off completely, the plastics hardened and started to crack. Comprei á 2…
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photo: Merrell Men's All Out Blaze Aero Sport

Merrell All Out Blaze Aero Sport

rated 2.5 of 5 stars One of their best-looking shoes, with one of their best treads (basically a tire), with a tragically poor fit. I always wanted to like these,…
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photo: Tarptent Scarp 1

Tarptent Scarp 1

rated 4.5 of 5 stars A very stable four-season shelter for one, weighing under three pounds. Just celebrated my fifth anniversary with this tent. It's been my exclusive…
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photo: Lowe Alpine Contour IV 90+15

Lowe Alpine Contour IV 90+15

rated 4 of 5 stars I'm 6'2". It's held up well, especially winter camping with bulky stuff. Would say it's too big for many purposes, unnecessary, but, compared…
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photo: Gossamer Gear The One

Gossamer Gear The One

rated 4.5 of 5 stars "The One" is an ultralight 1P shelter meant for backpackers and bikepackers. It packs down small, requires two trekking poles, and is an excellent…
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photo:   K-9 Dynamo

K-9 Dynamo

rated 5 of 5 stars Blaze was a lurcher; whippet X labrador, an excellent hunting companion for birds and small game, usually feeding herself, providing you skinned…
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photo:   K-9 Dynamo

K-9 Dynamo

rated 4.5 of 5 stars K-9 Dynamo adds joy to life, let alone camping. I'd give her 5 stars if she didn't steal the sleeping bag. I have forgiven her for the missing…
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photo:   SYNKADEX Hydration Vest Backpack with 1.5L Water Bladder

SYNKADEX Hydration Vest Backpack with 1.5L Water Bladder

rated 4.5 of 5 stars I got this hydration pack for hiking and was really pleased with it. It's lightweight and stays securely in place. Even with my smaller frame,…
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Kühl Rydr Pant

rated 1.5 of 5 stars I am not a fan of these pants because whenever I bend over the snap button feature pops off and when I re-snap and bend they pop off again.
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photo: Garmin fenix 7X

Garmin fenix 7X

rated 5 of 5 stars This watch is nearly perfect for any outdoor adventure. From running to hiking to swimming to boating, it gets the job done well. I will not…
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photo: FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics

FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics

rated 5 of 5 stars FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics are a total lifesaver! FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics are a total lifesaver! Since I started…
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photo: Smartbottle

Smartbottle

rated 5 of 5 stars Whenever I hear "smart", I usually think of tech stuff—but this one’s smart in a totally different way. You can pour hot water in it to…
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Osprey Finesse Pro

rated 5 of 5 stars Best Pack Ever I purchased the Osprey Finesse in 1999 to thru-hike the PCT. It was in the mid-weight range for packs at the time. About halfway…
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photo: Ursack Minor Critter-Resistant Bag

Ursack Minor Critter-Resistant Bag

rated 5 of 5 stars A most effective way to store and protect your food, particularly from rodents, clever mammals, and birds. No need to hang your groceries from…
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photo: Winnerwell Iron Camping Stove

Winnerwell Iron Camping Stove

rated 5 of 5 stars The Winnerwell® Iron Camping Cooker Stove is a great choice for campers who appreciate vintage aesthetics and reliable fuel efficiency. If…
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photo: FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics

FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics

rated 5 of 5 stars FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics are a lifesaver! FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics are exactly that—a total gamechanger! I’ve…
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photo: Big Agnes Anvil Horn 0°

Big Agnes Anvil Horn 0°

rated 5 of 5 stars This is one of my favorite sleeping bags. It is not only very comfortable at 0 but also well made and extremely packable. . Living in a small…
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photo: Osprey Aether 55

Osprey Aether 55

rated 5 of 5 stars Let me just say, I'm getting lighter but not quite an ultralight enthusiast and I do love a full-featured pack that carries a load comfortably.
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The North Face Bigfoot

rated 5 of 5 stars I just found this forum. The most recent review for this bag is over seven years old. I purchased this bag new sometime in the '80s. As I recall…
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photo: Initial Ascent Gen I IA4K Pack System

Initial Ascent Gen I IA4K Pack System

rated 4.5 of 5 stars USA-made workhorse that will haul as much as you need. This new-to-me Initial Ascent Gen I IA4K pack system is one that I’ve been wanting…
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photo: FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics

FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Been using Gamechangers for years since about 2017 and now use the Gamechangers Pro. They live up to their name. I had injured my foot jumping…
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photo: FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics

FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics

rated 5 of 5 stars I love these insoles. They give me constant support on my arch and they seem to last forever. It doesn’t matter the temperature they perform…
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photo: FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics

FP Insoles Gamechangers Custom Orthotics

rated 5 of 5 stars The best insoles all around. Period. I have been using FP insoles for a year and let me tell you there’s nothing better. Tried over 10 different…
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photo: Xero Shoes Men's Scrambler Low

Xero Shoes Scrambler Low

rated 3 of 5 stars Extremely comfortable, but not so capable. Great for walking and light flat terrain hiking, not so much for running. XERO ScramblerStats: Weight:…
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photo: Brautigam Expedition Works Titanium Pack Shovel

Brautigam Expedition Works Titanium Pack Shovel

rated 5 of 5 stars The coolest piece of gear you didn't know you needed! A lightweight titanium pack shovel with many uses. The coolest piece of gear you didn't…
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photo: Moss Tents Big Dipper

Moss Tents Big Dipper

rated 5 of 5 stars Best base camp tent ever for hot, cold, rain, snow, high winds or anything else. Purchased in 1997 for $785 after a Walrus Mountain 360 left…
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photo: Red Wing Irish Setter

Red Wing Irish Setter

rated 0.5 of 5 stars Very bad, they have good leather top but sole is super cheap with a sponge layer between the 3-layer sole. This sponge layer disintegrates before…
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photo: LuxuryLite StackPack

LuxuryLite StackPack

rated 5 of 5 stars This pack is a carbon fiber and aluminum, external frame backpack, that uses multiple, removable, lightweight cylinders. My cylinders are in…
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photo: Tarptent Sublite

Tarptent Sublite

rated 5 of 5 stars The day that Tarptent released the Sublite Tyvek tent, I ordered one. Since then it has been my go-to tent for three-season use. It's lightweight,…
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photo: Rab Cinder Phantom Waterproof Jacket

Rab Cinder Phantom Waterproof Jacket

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Great well thought-through lightweight piece, made for cycling. This is a fantastic piece by Rab. It's well thought out. It doesn't have anything…
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photo: Flextail Zero Pump

Flextail Zero Pump

rated 1 of 5 stars Don’t waste your money on this product! I think this product has been promoted by putting out false claims on its usefulness and reliability.
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photo: L.L.Bean Men's Gore-Tex Cresta Hikers, Leather

L.L.Bean Gore-Tex Cresta Hikers, Leather

rated 5 of 5 stars All round best hiking boot for me. Hardy, long lasting, reliably waterproof in all conditions including deep mud (which kills non-leather Gore…
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photo: FITS Sock Light Hiker Quarter

FITS Sock Light Hiker Quarter

rated 5 of 5 stars Comfortable merino wool socks for running shoes or low hikers. The heel pocket is different from most other socks in a good way. This is relatively…
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photo: Outdoor Research Men's Backstop Sensor Windpro Gloves

Outdoor Research Backstop Sensor Windpro Gloves

rated 4 of 5 stars These mid-weight gloves are good for moderately cold weather. They are wind-resistant and go far enough past my wrist for good coverage. They…
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photo:   SafeRingz

SafeRingz

rated 5 of 5 stars This is a great product. I have worked in food service for over 30 years and am not worried about the ring getting hot from standing in front…
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photo: Northwest Territory First Up Dome Tent 9.5 x 11

Northwest Territory First Up Dome Tent 9.5 x 11

rated 5 of 5 stars Hex dome tents Mine always worked great; have had it since 2004 and need a rainfly and support poles.
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Herman Survivor

rated 5 of 5 stars I wear mine everyday and I frankly beat the crap out of shoes. The steel toe is great. These boots wear as well for me as my Redwings did without…
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photo: Lowa Civetta

Lowa Civetta

rated 5 of 5 stars Way back in 1998, these were my first boots I ever got for general mountaineering because I am a size 15 and they were the ONLY mountaineering…
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photo: Outdoor Research Fairbanks Fingerless Gloves

Outdoor Research Fairbanks Fingerless Gloves

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Outdoor Research's Fairbanks Fingerless Gloves are the best kind of simple: they do their job—keeping hands warm while providing finger dexterity—without…
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photo: Yaktrax Pro

Yaktrax Pro

rated 4.5 of 5 stars They're great—work awesome in the snow, on the ice, and I even used em on hill banks weed eating during summer. Great product...send me a…
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photo: Scarpa Asolo Attak Trionics

Scarpa Asolo Attak Trionics

rated 5 of 5 stars Had my Scarpa Asolo Attak for over 30 years and they are still going strong. Having done all the Wainwrights, a lot of Scotland and Wales they…
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photo: Asics Men's GEL-Nimbus 26

Asics GEL-Nimbus 26

rated 5 of 5 stars The perfect blend of fit, cushion, and stability for me. You can get the Nimbus 26 for less money because ASICS just came out with a new version…
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photo: Marmot Thor 2P

Marmot Thor 2P

rated 3 of 5 stars Don't store in a summer garage! Sometimes I winter camp in the Sierras with this tent. I have had it many years. What I wanted to get across…
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photo: Patagonia Re-Tool Hybrid Fleece Pullover

Patagonia Re-Tool Hybrid Fleece Pullover

rated 4.5 of 5 stars The Patagonia Re-Tool Hybrid Fleece Pullover is warm, cozy, and technical enough for a range of outdoor activities and travel. Patagonia considers…
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photo: LokSak aLokSak Element Proof Bag

LokSak aLokSak Element Proof Bag

rated 5 of 5 stars These bags are airtight, waterproof, and certified to keep any belongings protected and submersible up to 200 feet! You can also use your touchscreen…
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photo: The North Face VE 24

The North Face VE 24

rated 4.5 of 5 stars Mine is a kind of VE 24 1/2, if you will. It has the two snow tunnels, no second door, but has the VE 25-style vestibule. I wish I had more…
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photo: Vibram Soles

Vibram Soles

rated 1 of 5 stars Vibram boot sole will crumble if not used. Paid £230 for a pair of Meindl boots for winters. I’ve just heard that the Vibram soles will fail…
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