Quality light weight biner that can speed up locating pro. I agree that the gates are a little stiff, but i have never gotten into a bind over it. Recomended

Wide range and color coding makes for quick and solid pro.

All of the multiple zip modes make this a great air mattress for multiple types of company, from my younger cousins to my brother looking for somewhere to sleep and doesn't want to sleep on my love seat. Great price for all the purposes it has. The only negative thing that i have to say that it needs to be refilled each night or it eventually goes flat; common issue in air mattresses.

I have been pleased with this package. I too have to agree that it needs to have a little weight added to the bottom to keep it from wanting to tip over. I like the brush, The normal and the thin bristles on opposite sides clean a wider variety of holds.

Pleased with the padding and is a nice change from just using a daisy chain thrown over my shoulder lol. It would be nice to have multiple loops, but it is very adequite for the job.

These slings are very cost effective. The wide variety of colors allows for easier pro identification.

The best part about the hiker pro is the adapters that come with it. One of them lets u put an adapter on a hidration bladder line and fill it without even taking it out of the pack, makes the whole getting water process a little less time consuming. It has really held up to some abuse and i have gotten a very reasonable amount of water out of one filter. The only con that i can find is that it is a little of the big size, when compared to some of the pens or a small bottle of chlorine.

It could have been a fluke, but i had to end a backpacking trip early once becuase of this water purification system. I was only used for five days(4 people) and clogged up so bad that stopped working. luckly we had some backup tablets to get us the rest of the way back

I really like how these shoes rock forward when running. It takes a lot energy from my calves and i can really feel the difference after really long runs. I ended up getting rid of the speed laces because it seemed like the small plastic cap would keep falling out and bouncing around. I have completely worn out a pair of these and plan on getting another pair. The only shoe that i use for trail running.

My rack has previously been limited to stoppers and hex due to money restraints. I bumped into a set of three(1,1.5,and2) for a resonable price, and have fallen in love. They are super light and make for some very confident plaecments. The coolest thing that i found with tri cams is that they can be placed in face pockets, and feel super solid. I still chuckle a little bit each time i place one of these in a pocket...tee hee.

The basics to a rack, teamed with a set of hexed and you can head up Devil's Tower for a truely tradition experience.

It does the job, but can be a little rough around the edges, but i guesse if you are worried about scratched hands, climbing might not be for you...lol.

A daisy chain is a daisy chain i guesse, but i have used this for a sling when i forgot my true sling. Feel confident with its stength.

A great way to extent the evective width of your rack without haveing the shell out the bones for some large cams. I end up using more of the small sizes(4-6) but have found some bomber placements using the #10(really inspiring some confidents).

There were the first shoe i bought. They were great to start out with, but aren't all that great on more technical climbing. The shoe has a lot of flex, even with propper sizing. The good thing about these shoes is that there was little break in time and i could wear them for multiple pitches without wanting to take them off for belaying.

I picked these up for trail running and love how they feel. I usually have to change socks in the middle of a long run and sometimes even put on mole skin to prevent blisters, but i have completed a 50K with these, mud and water crossings, and never changed socks once. Great feeling not having to worry about blisters and hot spots.

First of all, u have to been someone that doesn't mind a lumbar pack. I can carry all i need for a great training run and, other than when the bottle is completely fun, it is hard to tell that i have it on. Great pack for the light weight runner.

These pants fit true to size and the material does have a good amount of stretch, allowing for full range of movement in relatively tight pants.

I do think that the 3 person rating is a little bit of a stretch, but i have done a week with two others and the only place that felt constricting was down at the feet. The kite shape of the tent allows for an arrow placement into the prevailing wind. I has held up to some really windy days when placed point into the wind.

This watch is a bit on the big size, but that does help when u want to look at your watch without bringing it up to your face. The altimeter remains accurate for the day as long as it is set each morning. Compass seems fairly accurate, but is best as a quick reference.

These are a great semi-aggressive pair of shoes. CONS: I would have given them 5 stars except for two things. They took about a month to fully break in, with some very painful days. The other thing is that they are not the best for someone with a low volume foot. The Velcro does keep then tight, but the extra strap can get in the way. PROS: Once broken in, they feel really solid. The onyx rubber is great and has really shown the test of time, showing respectable wear.

Great and solid ATC. 9 of 10 of the ATC i see other climbers having are BD's

This is probably the best quality for the money harness out there.

I used this for archery hhunting this year and just loved it. Being able to put my stove inside really saves on space and makes the set worth its weight in gold, even though it is very light for a two person setup.