I bought this mainly as a travel wallet, but wound up using it every day. I like the size of the wallet and how much it fits (2 IDs, 4 cards, a few membership cards as well).
Fabric durability is good, content capacity is good, but the elastic is way to wimpy for a Timbuk2 product. I was on a trip and carried more bills than normal - now the elastic doesn't fit tight to the wallet. Lame duck at this point if you ask me.

Once again, I love Arc'teryx. Kappa SV is a great insulating coat with a tougher exterior than your traditional winter puffy coats. Insulted hood makes for warm ears and happy heart on a long, cold walk. I chose not to spend the extra cash for a goretex waterproof exterior, this seems burly enough for any snowstorm (but I haven't tested it out in a downpour).
Front hand pockets are deep and lined to keep fingers toasty. Sealed seams eliminate blow-through. It's fitted enough to wear under by Alpha SV goretex shell for crazy artic conditions, but you can still layer underneath.

I am definitely a gear snob and the MH Enterprise is definitely my favorite backpack on the market. I've had it for 3 years now and renewed my passion for it when I decided to go back to school this year. I had forgotten how well this bag distributes the weight of heavy books, laptop, etc.
Comfy straps, fits well to my back, big side pockets (can keep a 1L nalgene in each), great accessory pockets, even a fleece lined pocket for my sunglasses.
Love this bag!

I've always liked the simplicity and price point of Sierra Designs tent. The Anu 3 is no exception. I bought this for my husband and I to use car camping (wanted a bit more stretching room than our amazing 2-man backpacking Hubba Hubba). Waterproof, sturdy in a wind storm, easy to set up/take down. Vestibule is large enough to cook meals in during a downpour.

My only criticism - the Anu doesn't have 2 doors, but its not as much an issue with the extra space.

Hands down my favorite backpacking tent for two. The all mesh upper keeps the stars in view and keeps the critters out. Its bomber in a bad storm and even survives some light winter camping.
Pitch the footprint and rain fly at outdoor concerts to keep yourself out of the rain or too much sunshine.
Bottom line - this tent rules the backcountry.

I dig the Zipka Plus. Good light, great bright/dim settings. I love the light weight/compact design of this lamp.
My only complaint - long hair hippies like me watch out for hair getting wrapped around the zip cord. Works best over a beanie.

Great cook set for car camping. I also take the small pot backpacking when cooking for two, but find the large one too cumbersome. If you're counting ounces, look elsewhere. If you are car camping or don't mind the extra weight, its a great non-stick set.

I bought this bag for a lightweight Central American backpacking trip. After lots of online research, this bag stood head and shoulders above the competition. I'll never go back to a non-stretch bag.
Extremely compact, light weight, and comfy. I move a fair amount when I sleep - the stretch in this bag makes it the most comfortable sleeping bag I've ever used. My favorite bag. Period.

Raptor has rocked the last 2 years of trips. Backpack, sea kayak, backcountry ski, raft, car camping... it just can't be stopped. Small and lightweight, powerful, and consistent. I love the auto-ignite, great to get things moving quickly - no priming, etc.
My only complaint is the waste produced by using non-refillable fuel cans. I hope we can find a way to eliminate this excess and refill the canisters :)

I own two Strider tees, love them! Great, breathable, non-stinky shirt. It does run big... seems like men's sizing. I usually wear a women's L or XL and I bought the Strider in a M.

A comfortable, warm, stylish vest to enjoy in the front and backcountry. Great fit, long enough for a 5'9" woman, so there are no gaps for the chill to sneak in. Love the snuggle factor of the downtown vest.

The MH Lodown is so toasty warm, it is my favorite companion for winter camping, late season desert excursions, and general 'its freezing out here' conditions.
Not so full that you feel like a stay-puff marshmallow, quite stylish in detailing and flattering diagonal stitching.
Love the Lodown - it's snuggle-icious.

Purchased these pants last week, loved the cut and feel the fabric. My work requires professionalism in the office and I go straight into the mountains for educational or recreational trips. Mountain Hardwear's Cosmopolitan Pant is perfect to go from civilization to the wild! Love the chocolate color, will probably be getting them in Shark soon too!