Great all around belt/strap. Can hold anything you would want to carry. On your waist or on your pack. Very durable. Cut and melt the edge to your sizing.

Warm and comfortable. Great for layering or wearing on a cool Autumn day. Looks nice enough for a fancy restaurant after your descent. I would highly reccomend this to anybody. Isn't itchy either. very comfortable on the skin.

Only downfall is that these are pretty warm. I wouldn't reccomend them for hot summer days, or anytime when you need ventilation. They are very comfortable and durable.

Bottles don't get any better than Nalgene. I put it through it paces on a regular basis. From Marine Corps training to kickin' it with friends at the local beach. Nalgene bottles laugh in the face of danger. . .

Great bag. Used on recent trip to the top of Africa. Packs great with dual zippers. Sinching straps located on inside are great for tightening down your gear before zipping up. Takes the old method of having a friend sit on your gear while you try to zip it up and throws it out the window. Durable and held up great against all kinds of weather. From snow and rain to rocks and mud, couldn't ask for an all around great expedition bag.

Durable, warm, water proof, and really comfortable. Great zippers on side to let you cool down when the sun peers through the clouds. Only down fall is pockets hard to reach into. For outdoor activities though, couldn't ask for better.

Great outer layer for cold winter weather or just by itself for those rainy hiking days. Great sinching elastixcs keep it close to your body. Adjustable hood keeps it out of your eyes and easy to see out of. Amazing wind stopping power. Used it for final ascent on Kilimanjaro, blizzard conditions, did amazing.

Light and bright. What else matters? Oh yeah, lasts a long time and is really easy to use. You won't need the bright settings late at night as your eyes adjust to the dark, the low setting is plenty.

Great for running in anything but the coldest of New England winters (Unless you have a tube insulater and wear it under your outer layer. . .then it works like a charm). Sticks close to the body and can be tighted so it won't bounce around. Little pocket is great for cell phone, chapstick, and some cash.

Really F'ing warm. Used it under an outdoor research jacket for ascent to top of Kilimajaro, unzipped both even though it was blizzard conditions with enough wind to be compared to New Englands worst. Amazing jacket with nice pockets. Packs real small for the ultralights out there.