Great video quality and easy to use. Lightweight and durable with mounts that allow for convenient use in any activity. GoPro App works great with Android Phone and I-Phone. U…
- Robert, 02/02/13
Harrow, Ontario

I've taken this little gem on multiple trips with me and absolutely love it. The video and picture quality is totally awesome. The fact that it's so small and lightweight I…
- John, 05/09/13

The Black edition H3 is better in every way, than the H2. The low light filming capabilities are much better (that was one of things i really hated about the H2) Its still not…
- Andy, 01/27/13
Burlington Vermont

The gopro 3 is best yet. The wifi is game changing with the iPhone. You never have to worry about guessing if yout shot is framed up anymore. I can't believe how much small…
- Ryan, 12/22/12

This is the first rope I've ever bought. Perfect weight/stiffness combo. It gives great catches as well. Everyone I went climbing with this past weekend loved it. The downs…
- Jacob, 10/25/12

This is our 3rd Sterling Evolution Velocity 9.8 and even better now that they offer the rasta-fied pattern. Who doesn't like to advertise that climbin and tokin go hand in han…
- Kathryn, 04/23/12

I have been using this watch for trail running, biking, hiking, skiing, and now, roaming around Afghanistan.... absolutely the best; don't leave home without it!…
- Veronica, 04/09/13

this is a gift for my brother, he like this watch very much, always like to show it to his firend, also the price is competitive, totally speaking i feel satisfied with this p…
- ye, 01/26/13
China

I have used by XL base camp duffel for years, and it is virtually indestructible. I have used it for hauling crap to go on ski trips, and I recently used it as a sled bag for…
- Beth, 07/01/12
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My Dad has one (it's been all over the world...Seriously!) and he let me use it...Fell in love. It is light weight but super durable. A normal duffel is flimsy and makes it…
- Cynthia, 02/07/12
Albuquerque

What more could you ask for? GPS, altimeter, barometer, temperature, compass, HR monitor. Super bright backlight and the option to invert the display makes the watch highly…
- Paul, 11/14/12
Earth

Overall I am happy with this watch. The GPS did not work so well in one location but it was a very, very remote area. The only other thing is that the directions for wearing t…
- shane, 07/29/12
Lakewood, Wa

One of the greatest duffels that you can find out there. Was camping once and poured rain, everything in my duffel was still dry. I give this duffel five stars!…
- Allison, 12/09/12
Missouri City

I own and use both the MSR Mutha Hubba and the Marmot Aeros 3P. They are both great tents, each with its own pros and cons. The Aeros 3P is the roomier of the two and defin…
- bruce, 04/09/11
Los Angeles

We've had our MSR Mutha Hubba for 2 years now, and have pushed the limits of 3 seasons with it. It has never let us down. The set-up is simple and quick. We've had no issues w…
- Alison, 04/23/12

I have carried my Aether 70 now on handful of weekend trips and I must say I absolutely adore it. The suspension on this pack is comfortable even over 50 lbs. I prefer the…
- John, 03/27/13

I used this pack 2 years ago for philmont, where we backpacked for ~2 weeks in the Sangre de Cristo Mountain range, this pack was amazing. My pack weighed around 45-50 lbs and…
- Bryan, 02/15/13

I took the MSR Hubba Hubba on my Appalachian Trail thru hike this year, and it performed above my expectations. After six months of everyday use the tent is still in great con…
- John, 12/16/10

I was very specific about what i wanted in a tent. I wanted it light first and foremost because I am a wimp, and don't want to waste all the weight in my pack on a tent so tha…
- Melissa, 01/05/12

The Cat's Meow is a great sleeping bag and is reasonably priced if you are just getting into camping, overall, if you're buying your first bag, this is definitely the way to g…
- Cara, 08/08/11
Houston

This sleeping bag is very light compared to other 20 degree bags. In fact is seems to be half to one pound light. This might help explain why I in temps in the 30s I usually…
- Joseph, 05/31/11

I've used this bag down to about 20 degrees and it was true to its rating when you shift most of the down to the top of the bag. The zipper hardly snags and there is minimal…
- William, 10/20/10
Seattle

The Western Mountaineering UltraLite 20 degree down sleeping bag is one of the best available. The bag is very breathable (but still water repelling) and warms you up as soon…
- Justin, 12/24/11

I have had a Core for just over a year I think and am now on my 3rd Black/Orange. The first lasted until this past Sept when, after a battery change, the display went to diag…
- EDWARD, 10/23/08
New Brighton, MN

Watch look great and have many useful functions for mountain tourist! I tried it on the backcountry, now is not so boring to go up all day, every five minutes, I looked at the…
- Olga, 03/05/12
Novosibirsk

It's just the right size for my 7.3'' Toshiba laptop, looks good, and won't kill my back/neck while using it. It's made to support your back; which is awesome for people who h…
- Nicole, 10/03/12
Hayden, Idaho

I was hoping to switch from Trail Pro pad to XLite, but found some drawbacks in the latter: - top is non-fabric and not so comfortable - it's very rustling when tossing and…
- Nadezda, 06/03/12
Moscow, Russia

So light i don't even realize i have it inside my pack. Best for going ultralight, and yet still cheap. Extremely easy to fill up, and just as easy to deflate. Its about the s…
- Garry, 07/28/12
Plattsburgh, NY (ADKS)

This is my second rope and love it so far. I have only had two climbing trips on it and was initially worried that the increase in diameter, from 9.8mm, would have an effect…
- Erik, 10/14/09
Edwards AFB

This rope is a work horse, Great sheath, not to heavy for the size, and flakes out well. Bottom line if you want a rope that is going to last and last for a long time this is…
- Randy, 12/26/12

This tent is amazing. I bought this tent for great trips (i.e. Denali) on the horizon but am still in the training mode for said trips. I couldn't be happier with my Trango. T…
- Chad, 06/21/12
Austin, Texas

Alright so this is my first Gregory backpack and I love it! it distributes weight very evenly and I often have trouble with that because of the intense curve of my spine. Anyw…
- johnny, 04/07/13
Warrensburg

As a college student, I hate having to look for sturdy bags at discount stores - none of them last, none of them are designed for having to carry your books on your back for 1…
- Heather, 01/22/13
United States

First off, this pack has lots of pockets. The one closest to your back can hold up to a 17 inch laptop and a 15 inch with ease. The second (the largest) pocket holds a down…
- Eugene, 11/02/12
New York City

Very easy to setup, 1 pole, doesnt matter which end goes where as both ends are dimensionally the same. When setup the mesh is all tight, no sagging, and inside there is ple…
- Brett, 06/25/11

I had an MSR tent before that wasn't free standing and it was kinda a pain if you were by yourself. This being a free standing tent is awesome and is sooooo easy to put up an…
- Adam, 12/07/11
Dayton, OH

I have used Ridgerests for decades and sometimes a 10 year old Thermarest. I bought the Trekker (regular size) about 3 weeks ago and used it in the Shenandoah Park on 12/2 wit…
- Alan, 12/06/11
virginia

I have had the therm-a-rest base camp deluxe pads for car camping and I bought one of these recently for multi-day backpacking trips. After using it once I let my wife try it…
- Jeremy, 06/07/12
Louisiana