Mishimi Takin a is relative a newcomer to the outdoor apparel industry. They place the focus of their gear on breathability and usability in wet, humid environments. The Garamba is designed accordingly, with loads of extra venting and the use of breathable fabrics. This is my review: … More Mishmi Takin Virunga Rain Jacket Review
Poised to provide an aggressive balance between price, weight and performance, the Kelty Cosmic 40 is a lightweight down sleeping bag that retails for just $130. This is my review: … More Kelty Cosmic 40 Sleeping Bag Review
Lovingly named the Ultralight 850 Down Big Baffle Hooded Puffer Jacket, this winter garment from L.L.Bean incorporates high quality down, recycled materials and one of the highest warmth/weight ratios I’ve ever tested. This is my review: … More L.L.Bean 850 Down Big Baffle Jacket Review
The Prolite Apex is an ultra-light sleeping pad that combines air channels with a self-inflating foam skeleton to create a warm, packable, and comfortable sleeping pad. This is my review: … More Thermarest Prolite Apex Review
Stylish, lightweight and affordable, the Beta Headlamp from Uco is a simple, convenient way to cut through the night. This is my review: … More Uco Beta Headlamp Review
All the warmth and comfort of a down blanket with all the advantages of a synthetic fiber? That’s what the Nanoloft blanket from Rumple is hoping to achieve. My review: … More Rumple Nanoloft Blanket Review
Designed for long cross-country rides, the Tokul XC Hydration Pack features a ventilated back panel, removable reservoir, and comes in variations ranging from 5-12 liters in capacity. This is my review: … More Platypus Tokul XC Review
With dual inflation valves, a thick 1.5″ self inflating foam core, a built in pillow and a low $35 price tag, is this affordable car camping sleeping pad a good choice? An Amazon exclusive, the 3.1 lb. sleeping pad is designed to be a plush self inflating, warm sleeping pad for those who aren’t willing … More Freeland Self Inflating Sleeping Pad
Weighing just 1 lb. 3 oz. per pair, the MQM Flex Hiking shoes from Merrell are designed for speed and agility, on and off trail. This is my review: … More Merrell MQM Flex Hiking Shoes Review
I like burritos, but I’ve never much cared for feeling like I was in one while hammocking. Featuring integrated spreader bars, the ENO Skyloft Hammock promises a flatter, more comfortable sleeping platform. This is my review: … More ENO Skyloft Hammock Review
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