Kelty Coyote 85 Review: The Beast of Budget Backpacks
Kelty Coyote 85 review: Comfortable carry, ample storage, and a wallet-friendly price make the Coyote 85 a strong contender for the cash-strapped backpacker.
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REI Flash 55 Review: Ultralight Meets Affordable
REI Flash 55 review: an extremely solid backpacking pack for quick overnights and extended lightweight backpacking adventures.
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Columbia Sandy River Shorts Review
Columbia Sandy River Shorts Review: Simple, comfortable and functional, these are multi-use shorts for days spent outside, inside and everywhere in-between.
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Therm-a-Rest Z Seat Review – Simple Comfort on the Trail
The Therm-a-Rest Z Seat is a great buy for $15 dollars. It will cushion your bottom from the mountains to the sea, and live through many days of sitting.
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ASICS Gel Venture 6 Trail Running Shoes Review
ASICS Gel Venture 6 Review: Durable and compatible for a wide range of activities, this is a solid budget buy for general purpose adventure trail runners.
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MiiR Vacuum Insulated Bottle Review
The MiiR Vacuum Insulated Bottle capable of keeping things hot, yet also able to maintain the chill. And the lid is outstanding. Get insulated!
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Uniqlo Ultra Light Down Parka Review
The Uniqlo Ultra Light Down Parka is a great budget pick for daily wear around town and weekends in the mountains with a style that transitions as you do.
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Thermos Hydration Bottle Review
The Thermos Hydration Bottle is a deceptively clever water carrier with enough features to make you feel fancy. Drink up!
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Coleman Triton Stove Review: Campsite Cooking Made Easy
Coleman Triton Stove Review: A hardy piece of equipment that’s capable of cooking a damn good meal. It’ll be a centerpiece in your camping outdoor kitchen.
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Primus Classic Trail Stove Review
Primus Classic Trail Stove Review: It won’t wow you with features, but it provides a reliable source of warmth in your time of need, all for $20.
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Frogg Toggs Ultra-Lite2 Jacket Review
Don’t want to spend a boatload of cash to keep a little rain off your shoulders? The Frogg Toggs Ultra-Lite2 Jacket will protect you from the elements because that’s all it was made to do.
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Sierra Designs Flex Capacitor Backpack Review
Sierra Design Flex Capacitor review: cleverly designed for the modern ultralight backpacker with adjustable volume and decent load bearing.
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Glaceau Smartwater Bottle Review: Trail-Tested Simplicity
The Glacaeu Smartwater Bottle holds its own against any outdoor water bottle on the market, and it costs a dollar. If you need a water bottle, just buy it.
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The North Face TKA 100 Glacier Review
The North Face Glacier ¼ Zip is like the bass player in your favorite rock band: reliable, adaptable, and doesn’t steal the show, but it pulls together your whole backpacking layering system.
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Therm-a-Rest Z Lite Sol Sleeping Pad Review
The Therm-a-Rest Z Lite Sol’s accordion folds are classic, but the cost and weight make it an easy choice for the thrifty, gram-counting backpacker.
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REI Trekker 1.75 Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad Review
New to the outdoors? Experienced adventurer? Anyone can sleep easy on the REI Trekker 1.75 Self-Inflating sleeping pad without breaking your back or the bank.
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Klymit Insulated Static V Sleeping Pad Review
Laying on a cloud may seem like a luxury, but with Klymit Insulated Static V sleeping pad, even a basic backpacker on a budget can experience such comfort.
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Montbell UL Thermawrap Parka Review: Ultralight Warmth
The Montbell UL Thermawrap Parka is an ultralight packable jacket with super-cozy synthetic insulation. And it won’t break the bank.
