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How to Choose a Women's Sleeping Bag
A sleeping bag is a crucial part of your backpacking or car camping kit. As they are not created equal, we break down...
Exped SynMat UL Review
This unisex mat comes in a length that fits an average woman. We were pleased by how comfortable and lightweight this...
REI Co-op Trekker for Women Review
A standard camping pad, the Trekker is trapped somewhere between a backpacking and car camping sleeping pad. It is...
How to Choose a Sleeping Pad for Women
Looking to learn more about what a women's specific pad can offer? Each year, companies design women's models that...
Jetboil Flash Review
A classic integrated canister stove, this model boils water fast. It provides a solid bang for your buck and is much...
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 Dragonfly Review
Bringing excellent control and stability to your backcountry kitchen, the MSR Dragonfly excels at handling low simmers...
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Armada Stadium Review
Feel and look like a pro out there on the slopes this winter in this stylish choice. It's also an extremely good deal...
NEMO Aya 15 Review
This high-performance mummy shaped backpacking bag is the lightest offering from NEMO. we would not call it...
NEMO Rave 15 Review
The Rave's “spoon” shaped design is roomy for side and stomach sleepers. Its spaciousness makes it comfortable...
Mountain Hardwear Lamina 15 for Women Review
The updated Lamina is slightly heavier than it's previous iteration and seems bulkier to our testers. It is the...
Big Agnes Hazel SL 15 Review
Big Agnes' version of a down “Traditional Mummy” bag and is priced as a mid-range product, but the 650 down fill...
REI Co-op Magma 15 for Women Review
The best aspect of this bag is its warmth -- other bags that match its insulating powers almost all cost more...