I love my hiker pro filter. Just remember to take out the actual filtering part and let it dry after each trip or it will mold like mine did, and filters are expensive to replace.

These are my only Mountain Khaki pants I own and I love them. They are great for the mountains or for occasions when more formal attire is required. I have worn these with a button down shirt and they go great. the extra pocket is a nice touch. These hold up great and are extremely tough material and thread. Get these pants.

These are like a cross between keens and chacos. They are pretty comfortable for every day wear but also work great on the trail and in the stream. They dry pretty quick with the quick drying design. They are easy to adjust comfortably on your feet. Im looking for more outdoor footwear brands to make shoes like these.

I love my therma rest. I have used it numerous times backpacking and camping and it has never failed me. Althought it doesnt self inflate. I usually just blow it up manually right when I unroll it to get it out of the way. I would still buy this because blowing it up yourself is no big deal.

Nalgene water bottles have been classics in the outdoor industry for years and always will be. Even with new innovative stuff like the Platypus water bottles (which are nice) the Nalgene bottles are still a hit. Virtually indestructible, you can do many things with them. You can eat your freeze dries meal in it and can put boiling water in it without the fear of it melting. If its cold you can boil water and tuck it in your sleeping bag with you. If you are new to the outdoors or just dont have one of these bottles I suggest getting one. You won't regret it.

Wow where do I start. This hammock rocks. Whether your an ultra-light backpacker or just want to chill in the backcountry or your backyard you need this ENO hammock. I bring mine on every backpacking trip even if im bringing my tent along. It is so comfortable, lightweight, and easy set up. I started with auto straps for setting it up but I bought some BlueWater climbing webbing because it was sturdier and less weight. I love this hammock!

This t shirts make great undershirts for hot weather and wick sweat like crazy! Always wear one by itself or under whatever im wearing in the backcountry. Love it.

I heard these were the most popular shoe on the Appalachain Trail in 2008 so I had to try them out. Not the most comfortable shoe but they seem like the would hold up well after a ton of miles on the trail.

I love the look of these shoes with them being trail runners. They have a great look and cut but after my first short overnighter with these the Montrail logo on each side of the shoe started to wear off. So on one side it says M il, and the other side Montr il. I know the logo doesn't effect its performance but I would think the logo should stay on, even when used in the backcountry.

MSR fuel has never let me down. Always use this canister with my MSR pocket rocket and always works great.

Mountain Hardwear is a great brand and is top quality. This Tent is quality but a bit too small for two people. If your planning on sleeping 2 people in this good luck. Great as a one man tent though.

Cannot say enough about this headlamp! Its bright, has 4 different modes, and durable! Great for caving or rummaging through your pack in the backcountry. Highly recommended.

Native sets the bar for outdoor sunglasses with their products and lifetime warranty's. I have the asphalt/brown pair and couldnt be happier. These things are great durable and you get the lifetime warranty. would reccomend gettin some croakies though cause you dont wanna lose these.

This pack is extremely light and durable. A little small but it does the job. Just wish it had a hydration sleeve. Gets the job done on short day hikes.

Use it for everything. Wear it by itself for warmer temps,or use if for layering. Either way its an awesome shirt

Good for light hiking..

Awesome jacket. Conduit is awesome and keeps you dry and warm. Only downside is that you cant zip anything in to it. But overall great. I wear a Large/extra large in most MHW clothing. But this thing is huge so i have a medium..

This comes with me on every backpacking trip. Its affordable, lightweight, and cheap. This thing has stood up to many backcountry trips. If you dont want to pay for a jet boil get this.

This thing is great for class or the backcountry. cant go wrong with it

If your gonna be in wind you might want something different. You get what you pay for. Keeps you kind of warm. More for casual wear.

Not the lighest hat but its cheap. Bill is rather large. I prefer wearing it just backwards. Wear it hiking sometimes and around town.