Makes for a great night's sleep! Does everything it claims to do. Blowing it up isn't the most fun I've had, but it's an inconvenience I'd gladly deal with for a comfortable night.

I bought the Rime during the labor day sale for $45, and I couldn't be much happier. The prices outdoor garments are going for now-a-days is way overboard! So this buy seemed like a no-brainer at that price. Here's what I like about it: 1) Looks great 2) The fit is slim and the fleece liner feels great on the skin 3) Performs great in windy conditions 4) Repels light rain well 5) Movement is easy, non resrtricting, due of the elasticity and the perfect sleeve length 6)Breathability is great (from my experience) Here's what I didn't like: 1) Length is a little short for guys like me with long torso's, but everyone has their own preference, right? To each his own. 2) The color options are a lacking, I'm not much for bright colors. I like simple ole' black, blue, grey, red, green.
Anyway the complaints are minimal, and do not effect the performance or overall quality of this jacket. Summary; finally you don't have to make a Doctor's salary to afford great outdoor gear!

Love the shirt. Breaths great, Looks great, good sun protection, dries fairly quick, and very comfortable. Runs a bit big in my opinion, but I'm sort of in-between sizes. My only complaint is that I have a hard time getting the wrinkles out. Besides that there are no complaints.

I really love these sandals. I feel a little nerdy wearing them around at times, but who cares! They are super comfortable and very functional. The sizes run a little big in my opinion. The toe bumpers are great, especially for river crossings or canoeing. You can tighten or loosen according to your preferences.

I love these and will continue to use these until something better comes around! The only drawback for me is, Unless they are stuffed pretty full they are tough to get all of the air out of, which robs me of a little room in my pack. I can testify that these will keep your clothes or whatever you throw inside nice and dry. I only wish there were some way to release the extra air more efficiently.

First off, I do like to relax in a hammock. On a lazy day they are great to lay in. However, if you are a tosser/turner when you sleep I would not recommend this or any other hammock shelter for camping. They are extremely restricting and Unless you are able to sleep in one position all night, I would stick with another form of shelter. If you don't mind being in one position, then by all means go ahead and enjoy being off of the hard ground. The only drawback besides that is the wind, it will cut right through the shelter, which can lead to a cold night. I would recommend this for warm weather camping.

This is the first harness I have purchased since I've started climbing. It's got everything you need, the sizes are accurate and I wear it very comfortably. The price is very reasonable as well. My only complaint is that the chalk bag comes in many different colors and patterns, some of which may cause others to question your manhood. Mine was purple with polka-dots. Ha.

I've had a great experience with these cases. I use this case for my first aid/survival kit. All of the things I need to keep dry, stay dry. I've never experience a problem. If I were gonna pack a camera inside, I would definitely make sure it's wrapped in a ziploc bag to be on the safe side. They're a little heavy, but they're great for organization. Can't go wrong with one of these if you ask me.

Every cook set i've used has either charred from the fire or either stuck inside the pot from cooking too long. Neither of those has happened to this set yet. They aren't as light as a titanium set, but personally i'm willing to carry the few extra ounces to have this in my bag. When I go out alone I take only the large pot, 1 bowl, one cup, which leaves room for my MSR pocket rocket and a small can of fuel. It can spill over with such a small stove since it's much larger in size, so be careful not to let it tip. Overall it's a great buy, and I assure you that you'll love it!

I couldn't be happier with this tent! It's Light weight, packs up pretty good, the stakes are titanium! Breathablity is fantastic (obviously). The vestibules keep you and the floor dry in rainy conditions. On dry nights remove the fly and enjoy the stars! To save weight, take only the fly and footprint, that is if you don't mind some creepy crawly's.

The best thing about this stove is it's size! You can tuck this thing into just about any place. Burns well and operation is self explanatory. It's perfect for 1 or 2 people. If you're cutting weight, this is a must. So, ditch the bulky stove and save some space in your pack!

This is one of the best investments of all my gear! It runs a little short on length, so you may not wanna wear it "out and about". I'd recommend going up a size with this. For 20 degree weather all I need is a shirt underneath and this and I'm good. For windy days or rain use this bad boy under a waterproof layer/jacket and your good to go! Packs away into a small stuff sack, saving you a lot of room and weight. You'll think twice about packing a bulky fleece when you have this as an option. You will not be disappointed.

These shoes are a great buy. They look great and they're water resistant. It took a bit for me to break them in, but once I did I was very satisfied. I Love these shoes. The only reason I grade it 4 stars rather than 5, is because they cracked along the inside at around 20 miles. The terrain was extremely harsh and rocky, so I wouldn't expect many shoes to do as well as these. The traction and tread are great, and once worn in they are very comfortable to wear. You definitely wanna break them in before a hike. Reasonably priced.

This liner is definitely sufficient and I'm not knocking it. However the size is a bit cumbersome for those of us who need space in their packs. If you're more into recreational type camping rather than backpacking, then this will work well. Backpackers try a silk liner. I'd say you'll get an extra 5-7 degrees of warmth from this one. However, if you're doing some summer backpacking, you can cut out the sleeping bag all together to use this.

I'm definitely satisfied with the jacket. The price is great, the look is good and the performance is more than adequate. It's very light and it packs well. I would recommend it for normal rain conditions.

Cool headlamp...(I'm not too sure why I got the yellow one though). It fits comfortably, it's very bright, Works in wet weather, It's the reason I'll never carry a regular flashlight again. If you need a great lamp at a good value, you cant beat the corona.

This tent will suite solo "ultralighters", but not sufficient for 2 as stated. I had mucho condensation on my first few nights, which is a bummer when you have little head room. Ventilation... not so good either. No vestibule, which with rain results in a wet floor or even worse, wet dirt. Also keep in mind that you're probably gonna pitch this tent with trekking poles, so just hope that one of them doesn't break, it's not fun (true story). I returned mine after the first trip. I would recommend going with the MSR "TWING" instead.

The pack does what it should. If you want a good priced pack with decent room, this one will not disappoint but neither will it impress. The looks and color selection are pretty cool. It would be better with an adjustable susp. system. Great for the casual camper looking for a good performing weekend pack.

good for solo cookware. The "frying pan" is tiny, so you'll probably only wanna cook for one. Very light with adequate room inside for a backpacker's stove or small can of fuel. TIP. Bring only the bigger bowl and pan.

You gotta love Gerber's multi tools! They're equipped with suspension (Come on leatherman, Get with the program). Very cool look with all the tools you'll need. A tough Knife!

Super grip! love the color strip on the side too! All around a great buy!

I love this pack! But that logo is a little bit lame. 2 liters is more than sufficient for a nice ride. I can fit all the things I need for a ride. Tubes, levers, pump, bike tool, etc. Fits very comfortably! I totally recommend it!

Detailed and up to date. Now you only need to find your destination, enhance the detail as desired and print! No more bulky maps just print the area you need. So easy and you'll save a ton of money. Plus you can view others trips and a few tips about planning your own route. You'll get 25 map credits, 1 map for each. After those are used it's only a dollar per map.

I got this watch as a Christmas gift last year, And it is one of my favorite pieces of gear to have with me! I have a knack for banging watches around and putting some scars on em'. So I was VERY happy to see that this thing is a tank! You can beat it around (I have) and there will not be a scratch or mark on it. Besides that, the functions are great and very accurate in my observation. All of those great qualities are topped off with a great look. I wear this watch daily and just about everywhere I go.

When I'm out, I'm usually not in any hurry. But I will say the rate of water that goes through this thing is pretty good, even when it's not on fast flow. Very simple to use. The only thing I'm not crazy about is the shape, it's a little bulky. I've gone through approx. 23 gallons on the same filter, so I can say it definitely does it's job. If I ever get sick I may sing a different tune. For now I am satisfied with this buy.

I was looking for a new bag, and it seemed like everyone was praising this one. I didn't have alot of time to do more research, so I picked this one up. I am extremely happy with it. It packs well and is very light for a synthetic bag. However I don't think it performs to the rated temp. It did well for me in a bug shelter in the guadalupe mountains, with pretty high winds. It got to 31 degrees and i was pretty comfortable, but a few more degrees and I would've been miserable. I would definitely recommend it for camping in above freezing temps.