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Royal Robbins Alpine Road Review
This excellent pair is practical in the backcountry and stylish in the frontcountry.
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REI Co-op Sahara Convertible Review
These comfortable, breathable pants are also highly water resistant. They offer some thoughtful design features at an...
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Arc'teryx Gamma Pant Review
These pants are built for cold and wet weather, but are breathable enough for summer use. They are stylish, stretchy...
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Fjallraven Vidda Pro Review
These trousers are unique for their incredibly heavy and durable fabric and construction, as well as their...
Prana Brion II Pants Review
This model is one of the simplest pairs of pants we tested. They have the look and feel of a casual, everyday pant...
The Best Ski Pants
We have done the work for you, swapping pants until we could generate the most authoritative comparisons possible. The...
The Best Ski Gloves
With so many choices, it can be not easy to find the right pair. We hands-on test the best gloves and mittens for...
How to Choose a Climbing Rope
The foundation of the basic rock climbing belay system is the climbing rope, yet shopping for one can be a bewildering...
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Mammut 9.5 Crag Classic Review
Offering a fantastic combination of handling, durability, and an affordable price, the Mammut 9.5 Crag Classic is our...
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Mammut 9.5 Crag We Care Classic Review
A great rope that also prevents waste during production, this is one of our favorites for daily use, at a great price.
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Beal Joker Review
This rope provides additional security and lightweight performance on multi-pitch routes.
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Sterling Aero 9.2 Xeros Review
This rope has supreme versatility for every type of climbing, from the alpine to the sport crag.
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Edelrid Tommy Caldwell Eco Dry ColorTec 9.3 Review
Bi-pattern ropes can boost safety and convenience. The Edelrid Tommy Caldwell Eco Dry features the best bi-pattern on...
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Beal Opera Review
A superlight rope for alpine and multi-pitch climbing, but it stretches too much for most top-roping.