probably too big for the amount of trail cooking that i do, but gets the job done. the new safetylid is a little awkward in my opinion, but this thing definitely takes a beating and works well.

Pretty tight across the waist and shoulders, but plenty of length and it packs up to just about nothing. Spent 3 nights in Wisconsin at about 45 degrees and was absolutely toasty. Pretty stripped down and packable.

About as lightweight a tent as I've ever had the pleasure of backpacking or car camping with. Not as roomy as I'd expected, but then again I'm a little bigger. Probably best for sharing with someone you're very friendly with. Really sturdy for being small, the fly is a little confusing. Overall, great bang for the buck.

I take one of these hiking, running, biking, anything I'm doing outside. Thought I'd need a few, but one is definitely getting the job done. Comfortable, good-looking, flexible, and really lightweight, it always seems to dry in just an hour or two. An everything shirt, definitely worth your $20.

Whether I'm hiking or doing some bouldering, these pants offer amazing flexibility. They're about as soft and lightweight as a pair of hiking pants can be, and pretty tough from what I've seen. A little prone to wrinkling, but the value is amazing.

First of all, probably not worth the $80 or what it's going for these days, not really windproof in any way but great for throwing on after a hike. Lined with a soft inner layer so you don't have that wool-itch sensation. Great for wearing around the fireplace or warming up in my apartment in winter.

This bag is toastier than any other I've been in, which is definitely perfect for those winter car-camping nights--that being said, it's not something I could strap onto my backpack. The bag is huge, it hardly fits in the stuff sack, but it's perfect if you're looking for a quality beast of a bag and you're not conserving space. Quality.

these things are nice. just big enough to hold all my stuff when i go to the gym or separating my stuff on a dayhike. maybe not the most outstanding price, but they really do come in handy.

Not only does the fleece look fly, but it zips in nicely to my Alliance winter jacket. I'm about 6'1'' and 195 lbs. and an XL is a tad large, but does the trick. Not the warmest layer on its own, but really comfortable.

This baby got me through Madison, Wisconsin's wettest winter with an nice zip-in fleece. But seriously, great for anybody with a nice zip-in fleece layer to make an effective winter jacket at a pretty decent price. Maybe not quite as breathable as advertised, but the hood zips off, the fleece zips in, and it looks pretty nice. Tough jacket.