Brennan Crellin

This has only shielded me from tiny pebbles so far, and hopefully nothing bigger travels into my head in the future. I own the black one, I was concerned it would get hot climbing in the desert, but it ventilates so well that I don't notice the color adding to any heat. Forget it's on my head frequently which is great. Awesome colors, light weight, comfortable chin strap.

I've probably used around 10 rolls of this stuff in Indian Creak, climbing crack. It rocks, and you know, it's just that roll of tape you can rely on.

Cargo green size medium seems a little big. I usually wear a 31 waist. I wish I had order small, but maybe they would have been too small~ Great climbing pants though! Fit should be slimmed down for better customer satisfaction.

Sexy athletic fit, no joke. I wish every cotton shirt I owned fit like this! Sleeves are perfect length, shirt doesn't shrink, colors are awesome. I purchased both colors and wear them often in cool season. Awesome graphic too!

I originally purchased the Wine color. I loved it so much that I ordered a Grey one too. Great beanie for casual wear. Sits light on the head while providing great warmth and cutting out wind well.

Take these to Indian Creek, or don't so it's less-crowded for me. I wear a street 11.0 and got these in a 43.5 ****but I use them for crack climbing so they are supposed to be comfortable not tight. So for crack, follow the same size jump I did and they should be gold!

Any bivy is going to have some condensation, this is no exception. This bivy is super light, durable, and exactly the minimalist gear I need to stay dry in rain.

Awesome tape, please get more in stock.

I wish that I had spent the extra few bucks for the titanium, or gotten the backcountry.com spork, but this utensil set is solid (as mentioned below. They are still very light, but I find myself only taking the spoon backpacking.

building my rack for a sport climb, these are the first draws on the loops.

This jacket is a great waterproof shell. It is advertised as water resistant, but it has definitely kept me dry in multiple hours of rain backpacking. Looks great, perfect athletic ergonomic fit, great materials, very light.

This vest would be gold on someone that it fit. The body is a little too square for me to enjoy, so I returned it after trying it on. I wear a Medium and really prefer more athletic fitted tops. This vest is made of an awesome material, and seems like a great piece.

These socks are perfect thickness, great moisture wicking, and not prone to cause blisters. I like lower cut ankle socks, but these are great for those who like a higher ankle on the sock.

Pic: me running with these in city of rocks.

These shirts are great for exercise in hot weather. They breathe well and feel light. No chafing.

Pic: me running with this in City of Rocks.

These shorts are even perfect for cliff diving.

I am 6'0" and wear a 31" waist in pants, a Medium in these shorts fits perfect. Great length and leg shape.

The shorts are great for swimming, trail running, wakeboarding, chilling, pretty much anything. They are the most multi-use short I own.

Pic: me running with this in City of Rocks

The center front length is too short. It is suitable for climbing where it's nice to have the hem above the harness, but it is really too short for any other use on me. Rest of jacket fit great though. I wear a Medium and am 6'0" with a very average torso length.

I really love Wild Country product. Great value, no sacrifice of safety, style, or weight, these things are great.

These are real light and small. Because they are small, the gate opening is smaller than a traditionally sized draw, but I have never had a problem clipping these, even on difficult climbs. I use these trad climbing because of their small size, as extenders when needed.

These are heavy, but great biners to use for running rope at the chains for friends on top-rope. Just reverse the gates, use two and they're super durable, and look super trustworthy for beginner friends.

This fits the MSR Skinny perfectly (as intended). I also use this footprint as a tarp under my pad for night under the stars (which happens way more often than nights in the Skinny).

BD gets it right almost every time. These are great runners!

These biners are well rounded and great on ropes. Good color, solid build, fairly light, wide gate opening.

It's pretty hard to go wrong with a nylon sewn runner. These are great and durable.

I love this lamp. It is bright, has great battery life, and is reasonably priced.

This is not my primary harness, but it is comfortable, light, and perfect extra for lending out.

If you climb a crack in a rock, these are the best things to put in the crack so you don't die when you fall. It's hard to beat the C4. Sizing chart attached since it's not listed.

I love Mammut, but this device stinks. The coated cable get twisted very easily and jams up the belay (which I have never encountered with another device). The coating also melts from moderately quick rappelling.

Great fit, unique fabric, and good colors. I am 6' and 160lb I usually wear a Medium. This hoodie in a large is perfect after washed/dryed.

Good backup lamp for the cost, but don't ever use as a primary light source. The lumens are terribly low and I just got frustrated trying to use it night climbing the first time. Get something with at least 40 lumens (i think this one is around 20 or less).

I wear a medium, and the LARGER shrunk so bad after washing/drying that I couldn't even wear it.

This stove just didn't fit my needs. It was heavier than I wanted and bulky too.

Gave this to my 14 cousin and he wears it all the time.

It's light, breathes well, and doesn't get hot under the sun. I climb in this often.

I wish more T's were made of this soft of cotton. The shirt holds form well from the fabric rigidity, but has a ultra soft texture...it's perfect.

Light and well-fitted. I also get asked what the shirt is from pretty often.

These are great flip flops! They have lasted me a year already (of everyday wearing through summers) and they are still in great condition. The flops are entirely sewn together so they last much longer than a glued flop.

The refillable bag is great for gyms where loose chalk isn't allowed! The refillable chalk sock comes full too. Buy a big bag and refill it whenever.

This stuff is not very good. It does leave some marking on certain types of rock, and it just doesn't stick well.

Great cheap chalk bag. Good entry width, tear resistant fabric exterior, felted interior, good belt.

I enjoyed the camber on the shoe at first, but they got really soft and have now stretched so far that I can rock them on crack climbs because my toes are flat (they stretched from a 10 to an 11 after three months use).

These are my favorite shoes. I love the unique style, great materials, sturdy construction, and colors.

I love the fit and fabric of this T. It is my favorite T most mornings when I'm throwing through my dresser.

If I had a great spot to hang a full board I would do both, but this is a great workout option alone still. These rigs are great. They could be improved to have a nice crimp ledge on the back side, but that is Metolius design job.

This is my favorite coat. It is not waterproof or resistant even, and it let's wind through like a screen door, but it is warm! It looks rad, forces everyone to come up and pet it, and I usually end up without it because someone else is dying to try it on.

Obviously great gear! I consider these a standard part of my trad rack.

This is by far my favorite collared T!

I love this tent. It has kept me entirely dry in a couple of long rainy nights. I personally prefer using a bivy sack because I am an outdors minimalist, but the couple times I have taken this I am happy to be in dry-luxury.

The North Face makes some great stuff. This hoodie is thick, warm and comfy!

This was stolen from my car so I only enjoyed it for a couple of trips, but it was tough and waterproof.

I really do not camp without this towel. It sometimes tricks me into thinking that it dries me off even better than the towels at home.

This thing is water-tight...what else can you ask for in a dry-bag?

I am impressed with these shoes. I have taken them through water, sand, rain, sandstone, and even some snow. They are pretty warm in cold weather, have amazing grip on the tread, and are fairly good for water crossings too. Sturdy construction (still in excellent condition after about 300+ miles).

Awesome T-shirt. Very thick fabric with a great comfortable fit.