The Sea to Summit Frontier Ultralight Pan has become my go-to for both backpacking and car camping trips
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The TREKOLOGY Folding Camping Table is a great cooking surface, yet small and light enough for short hikes to campsites.
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Call me hard to please, but I can find at least one small fault with just about anything. As you’ll see in this Fiskars X25 Splitting Axe review, this amazing tool is not one of them.
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If you’re new to cycling, picking what kind of bike is best for you is hard enough, but then the bike shop salesperson is going to want to talk about pedals too. As you’ll quickly learn, there are a lot more options than the simple pedals you probably had on your bike as a child
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Even with the Garmin inReach Mini’s many shortcomings, it’s still been a worthwhile purchase for me just as emergency insurance and occasional communicator.
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The Granite Gear Crown2 60 backpack is a good compromise between weight and price.
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The Nemo NEMO Hornet 2 is a good choice if you’re looking for a fairly ultralight backpacking tent without breaking the bank, but there are some things I’d change.
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The North Face Inferno -20 is a great winter sleeping bag packed with 800 fill-power “ProDown,” which North Face says is goose down with a hydrophobic treatment to help it repel water and dry faster
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The nonstick surface of the MSR Windburner Ceramic Skillet fails in a short time
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The Sprintech mirror has a pleasing and small aerodynamic form factor, and yet I’ve found I can see everything behind me I want to see.
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