Patagonia Quandary Shorts Review
Patagonia Quandary Shorts review: stretchy, durable adventure shorts that have ample pockets and breathe with the best of them.
Patagonia Quandary Shorts review: stretchy, durable adventure shorts that have ample pockets and breathe with the best of them.
Lems Boulder Boots: lightweight, durable, and comfortable zero-drop boots that wear well on trail and on pavement. They pack away amazingly small, too.
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CamelBak Rim Runner 22 review: Durable design, ample storage options, and impressive structural support are the true pillars of this iconic hydration pack.
A do-it-all medium-sized lightweight day pack that can handle a multitude of outdoor adventures.
The Marmot PreCip Pants Eco Full Zip review: adaptive rain pants you can adjust at the hip, at the zip, and at any time on your outdoor trip.
Arc’Teryx Beta SL Hybrid review: a lightweight rain jacket that’s comfortable and will protect you from the elements like a piece of hydrophobic armor.
Bedrock Sandals Cairn 3D PRO Adventure Review: an outstanding minimal hiking sandal. Comfort, grip, and a 3-way adjustable strap system.
Chaco Z1 Classic Review: the standard for rugged outdoor hiking sandals. With a new outsole and time-tested straps, they can handle pretty much anything.
The HOKA ONE ONE Tor Ultra Hi WP boot is a real force of footwear. A lightweight beast. A revelation of what the future of hiking boots can be.
Oboz Sawtooth Mid Review: Strap on a pair of these boots and hike through anything in your path with confidence, whether it be water, mud, or shale.
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.
Salomon Speedcross 4 Review: Whether you’re trail running or backpacking, these shoes will grip the trail, give you all-day comfort, and last.
Hydro Flask 24 oz Review: Cold for days, hot for hours, and easy to handle. You know what you’re getting when you reach for this bottle.
Rarely do you find such cozy activewear. From pajamas to potato sack races to the summit of many Colorado fourteeners, I want the Pataonia Nano-Air on me at all times.
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.
The North Face Dryzzle Jacket keeps the rain off, keeps the sweat out, and keeps you looking fresh no matter where you decide to strut it.
The Patagonia Torrentshell rain jacket is a basic, highly functional piece perfect rain, sleet, or spit-ball snow. It’ll make sure you don’t become a wilted springtime wildflower.