The Beringia Ultralight Mountain Hoody is an extremely lightweight layer that's the perfect solution for a myriad of scenarios where you just need "a little something" and just about every other layer would be too much.
For someone who prioritizes comfort and durability, and doesn't mind carrying a few extra ounces, the Skyline UL strikes a nice balance between a backpacking chair and an everyday camp chair.
It’s rare to find a “do everything” pack and usually you have to choose a pack for skiing or climbing but the Millet Peuterey 35+10 has the features to do everything all year long.
I would recommend these to anyone looking to improve their performance in running and who feels they could benefit from a more stable and supported shoe.
If you run, hike, or train in snug fitting shoes, these insoles are awesome. My time with the Sport Ultralight has been all about gaining support without sacrificing the fit I love in my running shoes. Just don't expect them…
Despite how thin the Nebula Wind Shell is, this jacket packs a punch. This jacket traps heat and stops wind in its tracks.
On an 8-day Tour du Mont Blanc, the Himali Nebula Wind Shell stood out for best-in-class breathability and an unrestrictive, true-to-size fit.
Finding sunglasses that fit and feel comfortable is hard. Then throw in intense activity on top of that, the challenge becomes real.
Of the three products I tested in this kit, the Gregory Alpinisto 30 definitely stood out to me as an exceptional pack. The pack is durable, weatherproof, lightweight, versatile, and feature rich.
After more than a month of use, I've taken the Gregory Climbing Pack Kit on adventures across Washington and Arizona — skiing, multi-pitch climbing, hiking, and dirt biking.