We all need a good way to lacerate our carbon based sustenance into small easily masticated bits. The Freescape Camp Kitchen Kit from Gerber comes in handy for just such an endeavor. Combining a cutting board, kitchen knife, and pairing knife into a easy to carry kit, it’s pretty handy to have around while playing camp … More Gerber Freescape Camp Kitchen Kit Review
The Luxury Map camping mattress from Thermarest is a generously designed self-inflating sleeping pad conceived with one purpose; Pure, unconditional comfort. Designed for front-country adventures, the Luxury Map removes consideration of weight and pack-ability, and instead focuses on the bests possible nights sleep. The large, 3″ x 20″ x 72″ mattress is wrapped in a durable … More Thermarest Luxury Map Review
One thing that many hikers overlook is the benefit of having a good pair of utilitarian, yet comfortable pants. Clothing is the first tool any hiker uses on the trail. The Mountain Khakis Equatorial Convertible Pants are light weight, UPF 50+ pants designed to be at home on the mountain or in the city. The … More Mountain Khakis Equatorial Convertible Hiking Pants Review
The Everest 2 Burner Stove is a light weight, compact cooking stove that pushes out 20,000 BTUs of heat for those who demand better cooking flexibility while preparing their meals. The stove has a convenient fold-up design, made from high quality steel. The lid opens up, revealing two fins that connect directly to the lid. This … More Camp Chef Everest high pressure Stove Review
It’s not always summer or winter, sometimes you land in those shady seasons in between when it’s too hot for a full jacket, but it’s too cool for a shirt. This is where the PrimaLoft Superlight Jacket comes in. It’s an ultra-light, packable jacket that provides a mild amount of insulation for those cool, but … More L.L.Bean PrimaLoft Superlight Jacket Review
Sometimes you you need to carry a big load, and you need to get it somewhere. Anywhere. The Nimbus Trace access 70 boasts a massive 60 lb load rating, and the unique maple-core composite frame to make that happen. However, it’s also light enough to double as a weekend pack. It’s often sought after, but Is … More Nimbus Trace Access 70 Review
I spend a lot of time on the trail. Little known fact, I’m a bit of a tenderfoot. That causes problems for me, and finding a sock to suck up the impacts of miles of abuse is difficult. The Comfort Hikers get the job done where nothing else has. A blend of 67% Merino Wool, … More Wigwam Comfort Hiker Socks
Slingfin is new to the backpacking scene, but it’s designer is not. Martin Zemitis has been in the industry 33 years now, working with other industry leaders to design their gear. Now, he’s free to produce his own designs. The 2Lite tent is one of the results of that freedom. The 2Lite comes in two … More Slingfin 2Lite Backpacking Tent Review
Updated for 2015, the new Thermarest Prolite Plus is now lighter and more packable than ever. The self inflating Prolite sleeping pad has won over ultralight backpackers for years due to its comfy padding and lightweight construction, but does the 2015 revision improve on the old design, or does it fall flat? Atmos Foam is the … More Thermarest Prolite Plus Review
The Midori 2 by Eureka is a feature packed, affordable backpacking tent for those who are looking for a sturdy, reliable shelter without going broke in the process. The Midori 2 is a full double walled shelter, with a single side entrance and vestibule. A unique vertical pole is mounted under the corner of the … More Eureka Midori 2 Review
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