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Tarptent: Ultralight Tents Built and Engineered in the USA

While there’s no shortage of ultralight tents designed for the backcountry, there are few others as creative as Tarptent. Created by an engineer with a love for the outdoors in 1999, the original Tarptent weighed only 18-ounces.

By Austin Leavitt

The 57Hours App Finds the Mountaineering Guide You Need

If you aren’t a backcountry pro, it’s a good idea to hire a professional mountaineering guide to keep you safe on some of your trips to places outside of your comfort zone or expertise level. The right guide can show you the ropes, teach you the skills you need, and make your experience go that much smoother.

By Austin Leavitt

Vivobarefoot Primus Lite Running Shoes Give You That Barefoot Feeling

Barefoot running isn’t for everybody, but for those who like the feeling of their feet on the ground, running without additional support or padding, there’s no better way to feel free. For those of us who like the feeling of little bulky padding on their feet but prefer to have some kind of protection against the elements and rough ground, there are barefoot shoes.

By Austin Leavitt

Morsel Spork: The Spork Just Got Better

As silly as the idea of a spork has always seemed, it’s really a handy tool. Cut your utensils in half on the trail, take up less room the bag, and make everything that much simpler.

By Austin Leavitt

The Mophie Charge Force Powerstation Charges Your Phone On The Go – Without Wires

If you travel a lot, or spend significant amounts of time in the wilderness, you probably have a portable charger or backup battery for your phone. And if you don’t already, you really should. If you’re looking for one, check out the mophie charge force powerstation. (They stylize it that way, okay?)

By Austin Leavitt

Sony’s Reon Pocket Is A Wearable Air Conditioner For Your Clothes

By Austin Leavitt