When I was first discovering aid climbing I read that you will never regret having a few extra micro-cams on the harness, and it wasn’t until I saw the...
I've never been a fan of sunglasses and so, in the lead up to a mountaineering trip to New Zealand I began searching the internet for alternatives to standard category...
The DMM Pivot has become my go to belay device for it’s versatility and thoughtful design. The DMM Pivot functions excellently as a regular belay device off the harness with a...
I used the La Sportiva Spantiks for alpine climbing on mixed rock/ice and snow Pros Warm Double boot (keep inners warm in your sleeping bag, no putting feet...
Quick and light option for treating drinking water on extended wilderness hikes and while travelling. Pros It's fast. It treats 1L of water in under two minutes,...
I've used the TPS 520 on multi-day hikes. Pros The stiff soles offer a lot of support and stability over uneven terrain. I found them comfortable right out...
The idea (as I can gather) behind Suunto's release of the new Traverse is to make what is arguably your most complicated piece of outdoor gear easier to use,...
I've used the Venus II Extreme for car-camping, hiking, showshoeing/cross-country skiing, and mountaineering. Pros Extremely stable design in wind/nasty weather Well-thought out ventilation system Vertical side walls give great...
I've had this stove for more than 14 years and used it for camping, hiking, and mountaineering. Pros Although many people go for the MSR Dragonfly stove because of the simmer...
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