Like gear? We do, too. Terradrift will bring you honest reviews and recommendations of our favorite gear, from camera accessories to outdoor equipment and everything in between.
When Humangear launched a Kickstarter Campaign for their new GoBottle, we were intrigued. So we tried one out with each of the three cap options to see if they were worth the space in our crowded bottle cabinet.
We tested the Xero Shoes Mesa Summit WP and the Vivobarefoot Primus Trail Flow WP. Here’s how they’re different, where they excelled––or didn’t––and what type of hiker each one may suit best.
Spending the night outdoors in shoulder season? These 4 more sustainable synthetic sleeping bags weigh 2 lbs or less and are rated for at least 32ºF, so they’ll keep you warm through chilly fall and spring nights.
Layer up with one of these ultralight synthetic insulated jackets so you can stay warm without the weight.
These are our favorite sustainable ultralight hiking shirts that not only keep you cool and looking fly, but offer UPF protection, too.
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.
