10 More Ultralight Backpacking Gadgets: Is This UL Gear Worth the Weight or a Waste of Space?
Ultralight backpacking gadgets are a dime a dozen these days. But are they all actually worth the weight? We tested 10 to find out.
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Ultralight backpacking gadgets are a dime a dozen these days. But are they all actually worth the weight? We tested 10 to find out.
In the market for an ultralight backpacking tent? Why wouldn’t you be? After all, who doesn’t want a tent that packs up smaller, weighs less, and is just as roomy and comfy as its more conventional car camping counterparts? Fortunately, if you’re looking to trim weight from your pack, there are a few types of shelter options available. But how do you choose between freestanding and trekking pole tents? Here’s how to decide.
Wondering if you should be wearing a women’s backpack, what makes them different and why it matters? Keep reading.
Hyperlite vs Zpacks: We tested a tent from two powerhouse ultralight brands and break down their differences to help you decide which to add to your kit for many adventures to come.
The VSSL Nest Pour Over Coffee Kit is a portable pour-over that comes with (almost) everything you need. But is it worth the price or overhyped? We find out.
For years I’ve avoided testing Vibram FiveFingers shoes. You know, the ones that more or less kicked off the barefoot shoe movement and look like ridiculous crocodile skins for your feet with individual toes? But it turns out they’re kind of awesome––for some. Why? Let’s get into it.
The Mountain Hardwear Alakazam 45L is nearly $600. But is this flashy ultralight pack worth the investment? We tested it to find out.
Looking for an ultralight rain jacket that won’t weight you down on your next backpacking trip or day hike? These are some of the best of the best if you’re looking to cut weight from your pack but still stay dry and happy during soggy expeditions. Bonus: All of these are PFAS-free.
These 5 ultralight daypacks offer an excellent option for just about everyone (depending on your preferences, of course).
Toe socks are comfy, come in all different materials, let your toes splay naturally, pair perfectly with barefoot hiking shoes (or conventional shoes) and yes, can even prevent blisters. We’ve worn plenty over the years and these are the best toe socks for hiking, trail running, backpacking and more. Bonus: They’re all more sustainable options (and vegan, which means they don’t contain wool).