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Backpacking Packing List

Eric Hanson
Having a backpacking packing list can be handy when you are preparing for the trip. Have you ever laid out all of your gear for an upcoming backpacking trip, and then turned to your pack and wondered how it could possibly all fit?
Backpacks

Hyperlite Mountain Gear Southwest 3400 Backpack Review

Eric Hanson
For the last couple of seasons I have mainly been reviewing luxury, high-comfort trekking bags. So even though the Hyperlite Mountain Gear Southwest 3400 is a tried-and-true thru-hiker's backpack, I thought it was high time that I shared my full breakdown of it.
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$100 Backpacking Water Filters and Purifiers

Eric Hanson
Selecting your water treatment method can be one of the most crucial decisions you make in regards to your backpacking gear. It's tough to think of a higher priority for a safe and fun hiking experience than clean drinking water. Thankfully, these methods/gadgets don't cost an arm and a leg, and most of them are exceptionally packable.
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Don't Overlook This Backpacking Gear

Eric Hanson
There are a few pieces of backpacking gear that I take with me no matter where I go (well, in the backcountry that is). Now, this isn't the obvious stuff like a tent/backpack/sleeping bag, etc. This is a list of things that I think are a bit overlooked, and yet, in my opinion, essential to have with you on every trip.
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Hiking Gear from Walmart: Full Gear for Under $200

Eric Hanson
The other day I was sitting in my car, in the parking lot of an REI, reviewing the receipt from my purchases. I bought 5 items, including hiking shorts and a water filter. The grand total…$349 USD. Now, this is not a knock on REI. They are a specialty retailer and so those high-end prices are to be expected. You'll always get great gear with exceptional warranty.
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Backpacking Equipment: Inexpensive Hiking Gear That Makes a Difference

Eric Hanson
There are several pieces of gear that I rely on for every backpacking trip. Many of these are underrated and often completely overlooked by my peers. But given how useful and inexpensive they are, I think everyone should take another look at these 8 items. Let's get into it!
Trail & Camp

Hiking Store: What hiking gear to buy?

Eric Hanson
Ladies and Gentlemen, the fair-weather is upon us, and therefore, the 2022 hiking season is in full swing. This means that it's time to sift through the closet or garage and put together your arsenal. Plenty of your equipment may be ready to rock, others things may be in need of repair, and there may be some gaps in your gear-list that require a shopping spree.
Clothing and Footwear

Astral TR1 Water Shoes Backpacking Review

Eric Hanson
Astral is a brand that has been making excellent water shoes for a long time. So if you're a guy like Ken over at PaddleTV, or just someone familiar with watersports gear, then you're probably already aware of their reputation. But just because a manufacturer can make great gear for one sport, doesn't guarantee that proficiency will transfer over to others. So gather 'round my backpacking brethren, and I'll tell if the TR1 Mesh can go toe-to-toe with other dry-land trainers. 
Trail & Camp

Best Hiking Gear for 2021

Eric Hanson
Good gear makes such a difference in the backcountry. I'm always amazed at how my arsenal keeps progressing. Every year there are technological developments, and every year I get new tips that help me hone the backpacking craft. Today I'm going to tell you about the 8 items I bought this year that were such standouts, they made me wish I found them sooner. I'll give you my top picks (in no particular order) and then try to answer some common technical questions about each piece. Let's break it down!
Backpacks

Gregory Baltoro 65 Backpack Review

Brendan Mark
The Gregory Baltoro is one of the classic backpacks for backcountry adventuring. I used an older, slightly larger version (the Baltoro 75) while on a 7-month trek through the Andes of South America. Recently, I got a chance to test out the revamped design in advance of its spring 2022 release. I loaded up a good 35lbs in the 65-L pack and took to the red cliffs of Sedona, Arizona, to hike several miles over mixed terrain. How do the latest upgrades compare to the tried-and-true predecessor? Here's what I can tell you. 

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