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Helly Hansen Odin Fastpack Jacket Review

Every outdoorsperson and athlete needs a good lightweight waterproof rain and wind shell that they can stuff away when not needed.  The new Helly Hansen Odin Fastpack Jacket may be one of the best options out there.  The company poured all its technical knowledge and experience into creating one of the lightest and high-performance rain shells [...]

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Merrell Run Dash Glove Review

With barefoot running being the latest trend, many people have mixed feelings about the new running fad. Whether you love it, hate it, or just think it looks funny, barefoot running is here to stay. Merrell has been at the forefront of stepping up their game in the barefoot market.  No weird 5 fingered looking [...]

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ExOfficio Give-N-Go Short-Sleeve Tee Review

The Exofficio Give-N-Go® line has been a hit for outdoor enthusiasts and jet-setters alike for its light-weight performance and low maintenance. I recently tried out the Give-N-Go® Short-Sleeve Tee and was happy with the experience. I wore the shirt both as an undershirt and on a trip to the gym, and it worked great for each. The shirt fit well, [...]

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Snow Peak Gigapower Auto Review

I have always wanted an ultralight and portable backpacking stove that doesn’t sacrifice on cooking performance and the snow peak Gigapower Auto Stove might be the answer.  The Gigapower is a canister-fuel powered camp stove that packs down to about as small as you could possibly get away with while still offering strong heating ability. [...]

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GoLite Cayambe Reversible Travel Dress Review

Ever wish you could have a dress as breathable and airy as an ultra light tech tee?  Fortunately, your wishes have been answered by GoLite.  New for this summer, GoLite released the sporty-yet fashionable Cayambe Reversible Travel Dress. The Cayambe weighs a mere 6.3 ounces and is constructed from GoLite’s DryMove Light fabric which is [...]

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Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Day Pack Review

What weighs 2.4 ounces, packs into a pocket that measures approximately 2”x2”, and has a carrying capacity of 20 L? I should provide you with a little more time to think on it because that combination of features seems very improbable (no cheating with the photo above).  However, Sea to Summit has found a way [...]

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GoLite Dakota Wind Shirt Review

The Colorado weather is fickle and can change in 10 minutes. This is true year round and is compounded as you gain altitude. This fact makes clothing decisions crucial. You may encounter wind, rain, sun or snow, during a trail run or day hike. I don’t want to pack 3 shells, but I don’t want [...]

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Lightload Towels Review

Lightload towels are one of the best products we have come across this season.  They are perfect for hiking, cycling, traveling, camping, and any other activity you can think of.  We tested the hand towel sizes which fits in the palm of your hand while in the package which makes it perfect when space is [...]

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MSR Superfly Review

A light weight camp stove is a must for any traveler that wants to go fast and pack as little as possible. However, it has to work or the consequence can be serious. M.S.R. has been making stoves and other cookware for 40 years and they know that keeping things simple is the best way [...]

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Marmot Trail Wind Hoody Review

Marmot’s Trail Wind Hoody is a featherweight jacket that weighs in at a skimpy 4 ounces (or 116 grams) for a women’s medium. If you are familiar with Marmot products, you may note the distinct similarity to the Ion Wind shirt. Both tops are wind resistant, breathable, water repellant, come with an attached hood, and [...]

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Outdoor Research Helium Jacket Review

I’m a notorious over-packer. So the ultra lightweight, super stuffable Helium Jacket was my rain coat of choice for a recent paddling and fishing trip to Florida. Despite the obvious attention to detail, taped seams, adjustable hood, zipper pocket and partial front-zipper storm flap, I honestly wasn’t expecting much protection from such as small package. [...]

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GoLite Adrenaline 3 Season Mummy Review

One of the most versatile degree bags for the majority of campers is typically between 15-20 degrees. With so many sleeping bags on the market with this degree rating, it can often be hard to find the bag that is right for you. At an MSRP of $370, the GoLite Adrenaline 3 Season Mummy sleeping [...]

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