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Gear Review: Uncharted Supply Co. SEVENTY2® Pro Survival Kit

For as many adventures that go exactly as planned, there are some that end with you feeling like there was never a plan in the first place. Uncharted Supply Co.’s SEVENTY2® Pro Survival Kit is

Gear Review: NEMO Eclipse Vs. Exped Ultra 6.5

The NEMO Eclipse and the Exped Ultra 6.5R are two of the best insulated sleeping pads available for backcountry camping right now. The Eclipse wins on comfort: its 4-inch loft and contoured Spaceframe

Gear Review: Big Agnes Fly Creek HV UL2 Bikepack Tent

In recent years, bikepacking has gone from a niche pursuit to one of the fastest growing facets of cycling, and brands have taken notice. As expected, this has produced a rash of questionably usefu

 Gear Review: Backcountry Access Float 32 vs. Float E2-35: Compressed Air or Electronic Avalanche Airbag

Avalanche airbag backpacks are an investment worth taking seriously. Not only are they a potentially life saving tool for backcountry skiing, but they're also undeniably expensive. Although there are

Gear Review: NEMO Moonlander Dual-Height Camp Table

A camp table is a camp table, right? Not so fast. You might have been using camp tables for as long as you've considered yourself an outdoors person, but we're willing to bet you've never seen one qui

Gear Review: Wild Country Revo vs. Petzl Grigri

Climbing involves a trusting partnership, and your belayshionship shouldn’t end at the crag or the gym. When you take your belay device (yes, we were referring to that the whole time) out of your b

Gear Review: All Hail The Therm-a-Rest MondoKing

We’ve slept on all sorts of sleeping pads ranging from ultralight inflatables to those odd foam camping mats that look like egg cartons sewn together, but we’ve spent the most time sleeping on the Mon

Gear Review: Big Agnes Copper Spur HV

In an oversaturated tent market, it’s not easy to make a name for yourself. Big Agnes has managed to do exactly that and has been consistently at the forefront of the ultralight backpacking market, le

Gear Review: Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 vs NEMO Hornet 2P

There's more to choosing an ultralight backpacking tent than finding the lightest one and calling it a day. When searching for a new tent, plenty of backpackers find themselves torn between the Big Ag

The Car Camping Comfort Gear Guide: Building the Ultimate HEST Sleep System

There's a reason car camping trips up Mirror Lake Highway hit different than a three day backpacking slog through the Uintas. You don't have to ration ounces. You don't have to choose between a stove

Gear Review: SCARPA Instinct Lace Climbing Shoe

Few climbing shoe families run as deep as the SCARPA’s Instinct line. No matter your preferred style or discipline, there’s an Instinct for that. And climbers looking for a supportive shoe that excel

Side Sleeper's Dream: A Big Agnes Sidewinder Review For You

Your sleeping bag might be the most important part of your camping kit. If you forget your tent at home, you sleep in the open air. If your sleeping pad deflates at camp, you might be uncomfortable, b

A Beginner's Guide to Camping Gear

When you first start camping, it’s not easy to know what you will need. Plus, you have to decide which items you should buy, and what you can rent or borrow from your own household supplies. To hel

Utah Summer Gear Guide: What to Wear From the Beach to the Alpine

Summer along the Wasatch Front doesn't ease you into it. One week you're layering up for a chilly morning in the canyons, and the next you're hitting triple digits in the valley with UV numbers that w

How To Pack: Backpacking Gear Guide Summer 2026

You're three days into a route through the Uintas. Your legs feel it. Your pack doesn't. That's the whole game with summer backpacking gear: find the kit that disappears into the background so the mou

Gear Guide: Big Agnes Tents Spring/Summer 2026

Big Agnes makes some of the most well-regarded backpacking and camping tents on the market. The right tent depends on three things: how you are getting to camp, how many people you are sheltering, and

Reduce Your Impact with a Big Agnes Solution Dye Tent

If you’re shopping for a Big Agnes tent, you’ve almost certainly come across models with “solution dye” in their name, like the Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL 2 Solution Dye Tent or the Fly Creek HV UL 2

Campman Picks: Best Ski and Snowboard Gear

If you’ve found your way to this gear review, then it probably comes as no surprise that the crew at Campman loves little more than a well-designed piece of equipment, especially when it comes to s

First Look: NEMO Flyer Sleeping Pad

Let’s face it, there hasn’t been much real R&D in sleeping pads since the first inflatable camping mattresses came to market. Always tinkering with their gear though, the folks at NEMO Equipment de

Car Camping: A Gear Guide to Sleeping In Your Car

Car camping has taken on a new meaning these days with many campers choosing the comforts of their own cars over spending the night in a stuffy tent. While we’d all love a fully built out Sprinter

Keep Your Gear Like New: Cleaning, Repair, and Storage Tips

After a few days in the great outdoors, the last thing you want to do when you finally get home is tackle the task of cleaning your gear—we get it. But, as any outdoor enthusiast knows, gear is pricey

Price Match Guarantee

Contents How to Request a Price Match Price Match Rules Brand loyalty is awesome, and so is getting the best deal on a piece of gear. That’s why we’ve combined the two with our...

What's in My Pack? A Sport Climbing Edition

If you’re new to sport climbing or just new to rock climbing in general, it can be hard to know what equipment to bring along when you’re headed out for a day at the crag. You may have questions about

Beyond Boiling Water: Real Backcountry Cooking with the Jetboil TrailCook

Most backpacking stoves are built around one job. Get water hot as fast as possible so you can pour it into a bag and wait ten minutes. That's fine when you're racing miles or trying to shave grams, b