Author Profile Ian McEleney - Page 5 Review Editor Showing 61-75 of 90 by Ian McEleney Arc'teryx Alpha AR 20 Review This well-rounded pack isn't our favorite for rock climbing specifically, but gets the job done and does well at other... MSR Dragonfly Review Bringing excellent control and stability to your backcountry kitchen, the MSR Dragonfly excels at handling low simmers... Jetboil Flash Review A classic integrated canister stove, this model boils water fast. It provides a solid bang for your buck and is much... JetBoil Zip Review Modern integrated stove technology in a compact package. It's missing a couple of the features we've come to... MSR Windburner Review This stove offers incredible wind resistance, great fuel efficiency, and a portable design. A great stove for turning... MSR Whisperlite Review You'll see this stove on nearly any expedition around the world. Field reparable and moderately priced, this white gas... MSR Windpro 2 Review The Windpro 2 is a niche stove that's a good choice if you want a canister stove that performs like a liquid fuel... Primus Classic Trail Review This was a former Best Buy winner, and it still holds its own. It is large and not the lightest, but it simmers well... Camp Chef Stryker Multi-Fuel Review Backpacking stove technology doesn't need to be complicated. The Stryker 200 does everything an integrated canister... Snow Peak LiteMax Review This is a very light stove. Its low weight and small packed size are great for trips with a light and fast focus... Primus Omnilite TI Review In a competitive stove field, this one is expensive and has some flaws. Etekcity Ultralight Review You can buy 4+ of these stoves for the cost of the MSR PocketRocket 2. Is the PocketRocket 2 4 times as good? Not at... Black Diamond Bullet Review A classic time and time again, the Bullet offers a low price, but the competition is starting to catch up. Patagonia Linked Pack 18L Review The cream of the crop, the Linked is sleek and offers an incredible amount of climbing utility. For multi-pitch days... Outdoor Research Payload 18 Review This pack brings the good with the bad. It's light and packable to go inside another pack. It also has great external... < Previous | Next >
Arc'teryx Alpha AR 20 Review This well-rounded pack isn't our favorite for rock climbing specifically, but gets the job done and does well at other...
MSR Dragonfly Review Bringing excellent control and stability to your backcountry kitchen, the MSR Dragonfly excels at handling low simmers...
Jetboil Flash Review A classic integrated canister stove, this model boils water fast. It provides a solid bang for your buck and is much...
JetBoil Zip Review Modern integrated stove technology in a compact package. It's missing a couple of the features we've come to...
MSR Windburner Review This stove offers incredible wind resistance, great fuel efficiency, and a portable design. A great stove for turning...
MSR Whisperlite Review You'll see this stove on nearly any expedition around the world. Field reparable and moderately priced, this white gas...
MSR Windpro 2 Review The Windpro 2 is a niche stove that's a good choice if you want a canister stove that performs like a liquid fuel...
Primus Classic Trail Review This was a former Best Buy winner, and it still holds its own. It is large and not the lightest, but it simmers well...
Camp Chef Stryker Multi-Fuel Review Backpacking stove technology doesn't need to be complicated. The Stryker 200 does everything an integrated canister...
Snow Peak LiteMax Review This is a very light stove. Its low weight and small packed size are great for trips with a light and fast focus...
Etekcity Ultralight Review You can buy 4+ of these stoves for the cost of the MSR PocketRocket 2. Is the PocketRocket 2 4 times as good? Not at...
Black Diamond Bullet Review A classic time and time again, the Bullet offers a low price, but the competition is starting to catch up.
Patagonia Linked Pack 18L Review The cream of the crop, the Linked is sleek and offers an incredible amount of climbing utility. For multi-pitch days...
Outdoor Research Payload 18 Review This pack brings the good with the bad. It's light and packable to go inside another pack. It also has great external...