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Therm-a-Rest Saros 20 Review
Making backpacking gear is always a tricky balancing act. With sleeping bags you're forced to decide between warmth...
The North Face Furnace 20 Review
This down sleeping bag doesn't seem to offer the same weight and packed size benefits that we've come to expect with...
Sierra Designs Cloud 20 Review
This bag promises to ensure that you never struggle with a snagged sleeping bag zipper again. On that promise it...
Best Buy
NEMO Kyan 35 Review
Most synthetic sleeping bags are heavy and bulky. But not this one. It is as light and packable as comparably warm...
Top Pick
Sierra Designs Backcountry Bed 700 Review
This bag brings the comfort of an ordinary bed to the backcountry. With spacious dimensions and an innovative...
REI Co-op Igneo 25 Review
How about a high-performance sleeping bag without a wallet-busting price tag? For around half the price of a premium...
Mountain Hardwear Lamina 30 Review
Up against premium sleeping bags that cost up to three times more, the Lamina holds its own. Its performance in wet...
Rab Mythic 400 Review
At first glance an awesome bag. Upon closer inspection, there are other bags that provide better performance for less...
Under Armour Base 2.0 Review
If your workouts include aggressively chopping logs, sprinting up Siberian hills, and training to defeat Ivan Drago...
Trango Cinch Review
For a few years the Trango Cinch challenged the original Petzl GriGri for being the best assisted locking belay...
Patagonia Crag Daddy Review
The Patagonia Crag Daddy wins our Editors' Choice award for two basic reasons: it's designed in our favorite...
Black Diamond Pipe Dream Review
The most unique of all the crag packs we reviewed is the Black Diamond Pipe Dream. Designed as a slimmed down version...
Trango Crag Pack Review
When Trango named their new crag pack they ignored industry clichés that favor foreign mountain ranges or deadly...
Sterling Marathon Pro Review
Our testers usually reached for the Marathon Pro before a day of hard climbing that was not too far from the road...