I have had this knife for about two years now. Its is a nice light utility knife that holds a decent edge and can be clipped to nearly everything.
I will say though that i have yet to find a biener that fits the "biener hole" and I have never found a way to safley open it with one hand.
Its a good knife though and I would reccomend it to anyone.

I wrote a pretty lengthy review below but I just wanted to add that I just took this shell into the Adirondacks in early January and found the wind proofing to be excellent. One day we hiked for a couple of miles across a frozen lake in single digit temps and right into the wind and this thing kept out the icy blast. With the hood cinched and the zipper up there was going to be no wind getting into this shell. Just another reason why this is one of the best shell out there!!

Ok to the dude that took a star away from the knife because "he" hadn't tested it in the wilderness yet, wait till you do and then write your review. It gets so annoying when people take stars away because they havent fully tested the product or they got the wrong size and it didnt fit. That isnt the products fault, help us all out by saving your two sense untill you have some to give.

A week after I got this shell I went for a walk around town in the pouring rain for an hour and a half just to see if I could get wet. I can now say from personal experience that the 100% waterproof guarantee is no joke. I have worn it around town and into the backcountry in very wet conditions and have never had any moisture come through this shell.
The first thing that impressed me though was the quality of construction, the welded seams and the laser cut fabric edges make this shell look like a tank. It is light enough to take backpacking but it still has enough toughness to it to inspire confidence while you are bushwhacking through thick pine or clambering around on exposed rocky areas. This toughness is due to the 70d outer shell fabric that makes this lighter but equal in toughness to the thicker three layer Gore-tex shells. Most three layer shells use two 30-40d nylon shells with a layer of Gore-tex, this one uses one layer 0f 70d and a Gore-tex layer, which means a lot of durability and a great weight reduction.
The fabric is also very wind proof and breathable. After one hike I noticed that there was a dried layer of salt on the back panel from where the sweat had been let out but the salt content in the sweat could not get through the Gore-tex membrane. This just showed how well this shell lets out the moisture; I have never felt clammy in this jacket.
The fit of this shell is also a plus. The sleeves are long (a good thing for me since I am tall and I can never find a shell that fits my wingspan right) and articulated which gives you a full range of motion and keeps all of those warm layers you cram under them dry. There is nothing worse than having water seep up the sleeves of a fleece or down layer because the sleeves on your shell weren’t long enough.
This shell also has waist level pockets. I know that most jackets put the pockets at chest level so that you can still use them with a hip belt around your waist but I just don’t like that design concept. It is nice to be able to rest your hands in normally placed pockets, heck if your hands are cold while you have a pack or harness on, wear gloves!
The hood on this thing works great as well. I was worried because it is huge and without a helmet on it slides down over your eyes but if you putt the draw string in the back it cinches down to fit almost as well as your favorite baseball style cap. The big stiff brim on this thing also does a great job at keeping the snow and water out of your eyes and there is enough fabric around the neck that the hood turns with your head so you never get your view obstructed when you look to the side.
It has three truly waterproof pockets outside. One chest and two hand. They are enough to carry what you need; I have never been a fan of jackets with a bunch of needless pockets. It also has a water bottle pocket inside that will fit a 32 oz. Nalgene.
The jacket is cut just loose enough to fit a couple of warm layers under it without being overly bulky and it is lust long enough to reach a couple of inches below your waist line (if you get it sized right).
As with anything fit is important so make sure you at least try out a similar Mountain Hardware performance cut piece before you buy this one off line.
Overall it is a well designed shell that is cut nicely and tough enough for years of back country and front country use. I have no qualms in highly recommending this product to anyone who is interested in a quality shell.

This is a great head lamp. The focused led lets you clearly see out to 150 feet and the light goes even farther than that. The three luminary leds are great for sheading light over a large area at your feet.
I got mine without instructions but soon discovered that if you depress the switch halfway the lights will individually cycle through three brightness settings that make this thing great for battery life.
The head band is comfortable and the light is not so heavy that it makes your head feel off balanced when you are walking down the trail or working on your dinner.
The light is made of plastic so I wouldnt go chucking it around but it seems pretty durable.
My biggest quam with leds is the fact that you can never seem to see very far with them, the light gets there but you cant make out what you are seeing. This light casts a focused beam that makes even far away objects look clear so I am completly satisfied with this lamp.

Mountain Hardware has packed it all into this tent. The only downside is that all of those extras add weight but for all that you are getting this tent is worth the weight.
The ability to zip all of the vented areas closed makes this virtually a four season tent for anyone south of the mason-dixon line.
And for the sumer time opening the vents gives lots of condensation killing air flow and a great view of the stars to boot.
The fly can be rolled back half way and quickly put down incase of rain. The little vent areas in the fly above the door are one of those little extras that make this tent great.
Plus the fly is 100% waterproof. No ammount of rain or condensation is going to get in here.
All in all a great tent worth ever penny and every once, if you are hiking with a partner and can split the weight then all the better.