Whitman Morgan

Just like the No-Show's I can't sing anything but praise about these socks. They breathe well and are very supportive. Do good at keeping trail dust out. Again only four stars because I want to see how they hold up after awhile, but they have held up great through a half dozen or more washes.

I'm 6'0" 175lbs and this pad fits me just right. I like to sleep on my side and still I never felt the ground. Very comfortable and lightweight. I like that it comes with a patch and stuff sack. So far all my Stoic gear has been pretty quality.

Very supportive and breathable. I have yet to get them wet, but it won't be long till that happens. I have run around in the Southern heat and I don't find them hot at all. So far I have loved them, but I am only giving four stars just because I haven't had them long and I want to see how well they hold up over time. I would still recommend.

I have loved this visor since the first time it ever graced my head. It is comfortable and lightweight. The synthetic material drys extremely fast. It is also made in the USA, which is just the cherry on top of an over great product.

Well I can't praise these sandals anymore than everyone else already has. I have worn Teva Terra Fi 3's and they have nothing on Chaco's. They are extremely comfortable and will definitely hold up in any adventure you may choose. They will most certainly become a staple in your shoe closet.

I was amazed at how dry my hands felt the first time using this chalk. My hands constantly sweat and this stuff instantly dried them. I feel like it doesn't provide quite as much grip as Black Diamond, but it definitely makes my hands feel more dry.

I have used it on my pack I wear around campus and for day hikes and a two year old hardshell Columbia jacket and it has worked beautifully on both. I never have to worry about rain getting me wet. A definite must have if you want to restore an old jacket's repellency.

I have been completely satisfied with these boots thus far. I am an overpronate and the boots did make the outside of my leg where the uppers rubbed a little sore, but after a ten mile hike they broke in rather nicely and I have not had that problem since. They have wonderful grip, even on wet rocks. They will definitely keep you dry. I stood in a creek for about twenty seconds and never got wet. I wear a 10.5 in street shoes and ordered 10.5 and they leave a little room still, at least enough for a heavy weight wool sock to be comfortable. The leather does take scratches pretty easily, but that's not really a big concern. Great boot overall.

Overall, they are solid quickdraws. My college's rock wall provides these to use, so I have only used them on an indoor wall, but they have held up very well. They have always been easy to clip though a little on the bulky side compared to some others I have used, but still a strong quickdraw.

Definitely will keep you dry and the wind out. I sat by a fire all day when that recent snowstorm blanketed the South and it kept me dry the whole time. The brimmed hood is nice because it keeps it's shape even in the wind. I wish it had a couple more pockets on the inside of the liner for throwing gloves, but that's not the end of the world. The venting system is nice, it goes from about the middle of the ribs on me, I'm 5'11", all the way to about the middle of the bicep. It has kept me warm down into the 20s. Great all-around jacket.

This chalk has excellent drying capabilities. Much better than a buddy's Metolius I used. I feel like it gives me a little extra grippiness on holds compared to the Metolius. Great stuff for both indoor and outdoor.

Great jacket. I love the 3-in-1 jacket system. I had a few issues with the hood staying velcroed, and after about a year, the outer rain jacket lost most of it's ability to repel the rain. I used some Nikwax Tech Wash and it brought it's ability to repel right back. I do like the big pockets on the inside which are great for throwing gloves in. The liner looks and functions great, I was never cold. And the two liners together couldn't be warmer, even when the temperature dropped into the teens.

I got a couple screwgates. They have been great for both belaying and anchoring for top roping. They have nice large mouths. I am digging the matte black, I haven't seen too many that color.

Amazing rope especially considering the price. Not too bulky for sport climbing which is nice towards the top of routes. I have had a few friends go buy this rope after using mine. Never had any problems with kinks or jams while belaying. I do wish it had a halfway mark, but that's not really a reason to complain. I would highly recommend getting this.

I got the regular at 5'11" and 175lbs, which didn't leave me much wiggle room, but still fit me fine. Kept me warm all night and the foot vent is pretty stellar because I hate getting hot feet. I would say splurge for a down if you have the money. I returned it because I found the down one for cheaper somewhere else.

With all the different sizes, these runners have a ton of uses. I have used them to belay, as a gear loop, and for long draws. Can't beat the price for the durability you get, and they can still be ditched in a pinch without taking a hit on your wallet.

They easily hold my hammock up and grip everything I have put them on. The only downside to them when compared to say the deluxe Eno straps is that they don't have multiple attachment sights, which can be helpful. But they are good straps especially for the price.

You will never go back to sleeping on the ground. I have gone so far as to build a hammock stand above my bed so I can sleep in it everynight. Great to use on campus to relax between claases. Very durable. DoubleNest is the only way to go.

There is never a place I don't go without this bottle. It can take any abuse you care to throw it's way. One of the best investments you can have because this bottle will be with you for years.

The Cosmo headlamp has a six different setting which is nice. It can tilt down which is great for when your are using both hands for an activity. The long beam has pretty good distance on it. Good around any campsite and any night hike, I would definitely recommend.

Simple and big even for fat hands like mine. Great price and I love the draw cord and waist band.

Great first shoe. I got my first pair almost a year ago and have loved them the entire time. Had a few problems with traction for about the first week, but after that I was very pleased with the grip they gave me. Little tight at first, but once the leather had time to stretch the felt great. Overall, the Flash is a solid shoe especially as a first shoe.

I first used this harness during a belay class, it's a great harness for any starting climber. I spent a couple hours in it climbing and taking holds off a rock wall at school, and I started to feel it in my crotch and hamstrings. Still, it is a great harness and it won't make a dent in your wallet. I would recommend to it anyone.