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Black Diamond Fineline Review

A lightweight, packable option that doesn't sacrifice much in the way of functionality for weight savings. Its...

Marmot Phoenix Review

A solid all-arounder, it's light and compressible enough as a just-in-case layer day hikes but still tough enough for...

Mountain Hardwear Phantom Spark 28 Review

If you are after a 30-degree bag and prioritize low weight and minimal packed size, this bag is certainly tough to...

Nemo Disco 30 Review

This unique design is simply the best for side sleepers, most tummy sleepers, or other folks who like to sleep with...

The North Face Rolling Thunder 36" Review

The Rolling Thunder is highly durable and among the toughest pieces of rolling luggage on the market. It will outlast...

Kelty Tuck 20 Review

One of the best sleeping bags on the market for under $100, it's still heavier and less packable than all the sleeping...

REI Co-op Rain Pants Review

These pants perform as well as many $100 models but are only $60!!! They aren't feature rich in the traditional sense...

Rab Latok Summit Review

Though a bit on the small side, the Latok Summit is a good alternative to a bivy sack. It is durable, strong and...

Top Pick

Stephenson's Warmlite 2R Review

The Warmlite Two-Person Tent is a strong and exceptionally light non-freestanding tunnel tent that is also spacious...

Osprey Xenith 75 Review

The Osprey Xenith 75 is one of the straight-up best load-hauling packs we have ever tested. As a result it is the...

Ortovox S1+ Review

Easily one of the most capable beacons on the market the S1+ is stacked with features and is as adept as it gets for...

Pieps DSP Sport Review

The DSP Sport has basic functions. The upgraded version of the Sport has faster processor speed, a larger display, and...

Pieps DSP Pro Review

Not recommended due to serious concerns about the safety of the switch design

Pieps DSP Pro Ice Review