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Arc'teryx Bora AR 63 Review
This pack is one of our absolute favorites for its comfortable suspension and weather resistance. We would strongly...
Osprey Aether AG 60 Review
The Osprey Aether AG 60 is one of the most feature-rich packs in our review. While it is heavier-than-average, its...
Atomik Yaniro Power Review
Offering a huge selection of challenging holds, great ergonomics, and our review team's favorite texture, this burly...
Black Diamond Offset Micro Review
While not tough enough for every day climbing these micro offsets are perfectly designed for mini flaring pods and...
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DMM HB Brass Offset Review
The most popular brass micro nut on the market, and deservedly so. They are consistently one of the best options for...
CAMP USA Pro Nut Review
An extremely pronounced curve makes this nut more stable than most, and its heavily rounded edges make it among the...
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Cypher Huevo Review
A durable, easy-to-clean design along with one of the best prices on the market make these are perfect for folks...
How to Choose the Right Ice Axe
How do you choose an ice axe? Here are some key factors to consider when buying an ice axe for mountaineering....
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Petzl Ride Review
Our favorite all-around weight-focused model, it's highly versatile, and won't let you down.
Black Diamond Swift Review
A reviewer favorite, this "T" rated axe is ideal for challenging glacier routes and steep snow climbs. Its weight...
Petzl Gully Review
This summertime alpine and moderate water ice slayer can't be touched for its performance to weight ratio. While not...
Trango Shark Review
Savvy tradsters know to expect the unexpected in the backcountry, often carrying a knife on route to remove old...
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Osprey Xenith 105 Review
For long adventures or heavily laden trips, this model is hard to beat. Our Top Pick for Extended Adventures,
The North Face Banchee 65 Review
This pack is great for travel. Its comfort, durability, and thoughtful features make it one of the very best crossover...