Jeremy Collett

Super lightweight, huge visor for extra sun protection and sleek matte black finish. The padding inside the helmet is comfortable and breathable. Also, the plastic mechanism that tightens is adaptable for varied head size.

I have used a headlamp while hearing the helmet, but it fits best under the rim as opposed to over the helmet because of the visor. Perhaps if riding at night, remove the visor.

Overall, definitely satisfied with the product, protection extends to the back of the head, ideal for enduro rides when weight is of the essence!

Couldn't ask for a better headlamp at the price point. Feels sturdy, light and wow, 350 lumens sure does the trick on evening hikes in the Wasatch!

The rechargeable aspect of the headlamp is superb, full lumens lasts for 2 hours until the next charge, however, I rarely use the full to conserve battery except when biking. The battery pack is also compatible with normal AAA batteries, ideal on long backpacking trips or when you left your solar charger at home.

Overall, I would definitely recommend this product, haven't had any issues yet.

I've had 1L widemouth Nalgene water bottles my whole life and they are by far my favorite water bottles. The plastic is super burly so you never have to worry about them breaking, and the wide mouth makes them easy to clean and fill. The loop on the lid also serves as a handle when you just want to carry the water bottle on it's own. The only issue I've ever had with these bottles is that the strap on the lid can break after awhile but, replacements are super cheap and easy to find.

I've had this pump for about a month now and so far it has worked great! It's efficient at pumping up tires and the large PSI gauge allows you to know exactly how much air you're putting in. The twist valve is a little weird at first but is easy to get used to and works well. I'd definitely recommend this pump to anyone!

This is my first running vest and I'm super stoked on it! It has plenty of room for water, snacks, a rain layer and a few other smaller items. It hold's everything close to your body, and distributes the weight so well that you barely notice you're wearing it. The material is also very lightweight and breathes well. I don't go out for super long trail runs so I find that the two included soft flasks give me plenty of water for most of my trail runs, and I pretty much only use the 1.5L reservoir on longer hikes. For most summer trail running/hiking uses this pack works great, and I'd highly recommend it!

I have two pairs of these I've been wearing these things for the last 4 years snowboarding, fishing, and camping (which means I'm in them way more than I probably should be) and they are still kicking! They are super comfy and surprisingly odor resistant. Highly recommend!

I have a couple of these that I used for my clothes and sleeping bag when backpacking. At a fraction of an oz you almost can't find anything lighter. I find the 13 L to be the perfect size to fit all the clothes I need or a 20-30 degree down sleeping bag. The roll closure is also great because it allows you to compress the contents for more efficient packing.

My Dad and I both got this pack 6 years ago when we were looking for a pack to take on our 740 mile through paddle of the Norther Forrest Canoe trail. This pack was plenty large for us to fit all of our camping gear and food for extended periods of time, and even when the packs got pretty heavy the hip belt and shoulder straps helped balance the weight on long portages. These bags took a ton of abuse on this trip and we never had any issues with leaking. Now this pack has over 1000 miles on it and it's still kicking. If your looking for a super burly pack that will last a lifetime, look no further!

I've always been a fan of Platypus bags for their light weight and packabilitly when not in use. The 2L size (which is actually more like 2.5L) is great when you need to carry more water, but don't want to carry a bunch of 1L bottles, or for when you want a larger water reservoir at the campsite.

These dry bags are awesome. They are lightweight yet (still feel pretty durable), and keep their contents dry. They come in many sizes so they are super versatile. I use the 13L as a food bag for 3-5 day backpacking trips and the 8L for my 30 degree down sleeping bag. These bags are a great way to waterproof your backpacking setup, and could be also be used as stuffsacks inside a larger drybag on river trips, although they don't seem like they are durable enough to be used on their own on river trips.

The appropriately named houdini surely is magic because it seem to disappear in your pack. Seriously, this thing packs down so small that I take it almost everywhere I go. It's great for hiking, mountain biking, climbing, or just rocking around town if it gets a little cold or breezy. Although it's not waterproof I quite often use this as my raincoat when it's hot out because it breathes so well and sheds light rain. This is definitely one of the most versatile piece of outdoor apparel I own and I'd highly recommend it to all!

Note: The fit on the jacket is more of a runner fit so it fits slightly smaller and slimmer than some of Patagonia's other jackets.

Granola and milk is one of my favorite breakfasts when backpacking. It's a great change up from oatmeal and can be eaten hot or cold depending on what you're feeling. The dried blueberries are an excellent added touch too!

This is one of the cheaper and more simple dehydrated meals out there but don't let that fool you. It's got plenty of flavor and nutritional value to keep you fueled in the backcountry.

This meal is definitely one of my preferred meals by Backpackers Pantry. It's tasty and has a little kick to it!

I love this shirt! It's super lightweight, drys quick, keeps you cool on hot days, and keeps you protected from the sun! The large hood is awesome for sun protection, and the button on it allows you to tighten it up if you want it to fit a little closer to your face. I purchased this shirt in a medium because I like a little baggier fit but I could definitely have gotten away with a small.

I just got these shorts and so far am loving them. They have a really simple design with the solid color and just two hand pockets, so they work great for biking but don’t look flashy when you’re rocking them around town. They also have a shorter inseam than many of the other bike shorts on the market which is great for shorter riders like myself. I’m 5’8 and these reach about the middle of my knee, covering the top of my knee pads when I’m wearing them. My only complaint about these shorts, and the reason I'm giving it 4 out of 5 stars, is that the included liner is made from a pretty thick material and isn’t as breathable as I would like. A zipper pocket would be nice too, but for the price these shorts are hard to beat!

I’ve been wearing chaco sandals for years and finally decided to get some Chaco Flip Flops after my last pair of flip flops fell apart. So far I’m sold on these flops. They have a comfortable footbed that provides a little support, also the solid rubber sole feels very durable and provides pretty good traction for a flip flop. Bottom line, these are the best flip flop I’ve ever owned, so quit messing around with cheap flip flops that only last a year and get some Chaco flops.

Note: these sandals don’t come in half sizes and they run big so if you’re in between sizes you should size down for sure.

Get this shirt if you want to take your casual style to the trail. It looks and feels great but the cotton/polyester blend wicks sweat and breathes even better! Also, this shirt has a little stash pocket that is perfect for stashing your key or a little snack!

This hammock is really light and packs down small so you can take it anywhere. The double size is great even for one person because it gives you a little more room, which is nice especially if you are going to use it for camping. My only complaint is the straps that come with it don’t seem very durable and aren’t the easiest to adjust. If you get this hammock (which you should) I’d recommend getting the Eagles Nest Outfitters SlapStrap Suspension Straps because they are super easy to use and make setup a breeze.

These straps make setting up your hammock a breeze. They are very durable and have many attachment points allow you to easily set up your hammock in a variety of different places. Also these straps are compatible with any backpacking style hammock not just those made by ENO.