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For cyclists, visibility isn’t just a feature; it’s a necessity. The Gaciron Loop-100 Smart Brake Bike Tail Light is designed to maximize safety with a unique… Full Review »
Liquid Fuel StovesOptimus 8R
I bought this from REI in 1969, befor my first tour in Vietnam. It went back for my second tour. All the time overseas it ran on Army MOGAS. It never faltered,… Full Review »
Tarps and SheltersBig Agnes Gold Camp 5 Tarp
Low cost, mild weather, large shelter First impressions are often the best judgment and mine are that the supplied pegs are totally inadequate for a 'Mid this size,… Full Review »
Trail Running ShoesXero Shoes Mesa Trail II
A minimalist trail runner with great traction. It claims to be very durable, and has held up well so far. This is how they look after over 80 miles of use on… Full Review »
Insect RepellentInsect Shield Easy Packs
Permanently treat your clothing against ticks! Instead of retreating your clothing with permethrin every six weeks, get a permanent treatment for everything you… Full Review »
Soft Shell PantsOutdoor Research Cirque III Pants
More features than I thought I needed...until I used them. This is my first pair of winter trekking pants and I'm impressed! OR has been a trusted brand for me… Full Review »
Cups and MugsSea to Summit Delta Light Insulated Mug
The Delta Light Insul mug has some interesting features that may appeal to backpackers. It’s made from plastic and can hold 350ml of hot or cold liquids. Here… Full Review »
Hiking BootsAltberg Kisdon GFit
The thing you notice most about this excellent boot is how rigid the sole is. The second thing is how waterproof it is. The two-zone lacing system is effective,… Full Review »
Base Layer TopsPaka Everyday Baselayer
The Paka Everyday Baselayer is a soft and elastic long sleeve top that is a blend of Tencel (made from recycled tree pulp) and alpaca wool. Soft to the touch, this… Full Review »
Handheld CompassesCelestron TrekGuide
I’ve had it 10 years, beat the crud out of it, lost the manual and I can still use it and it still works. Not perfectly accurate but good within 100' elevation… Full Review »