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REI Minimalist GTX Mittens 2.0 Review

REI Minimalist GTX Mittens 2.0

REI’s Minimalist GTX Mittens 2.0 are 3-layer Gore-tex mitten shells that are ideal for use as rain mittens by themselves in cool weather or over a fleece or wool glove liner in winter. They have long gauntlets that cover your wrists, with a burly velcro strap to hold them in position and prevent water from leaking down your arm and …

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10 Best Lightweight Winter Tents and Shelters (2023)

10 best lightweight winter tents and shelters

Winter tents and shelters for mountaineering, winter backpacking, and backcountry skiing tours need to be stronger and wind-worthy for camping in exposed windy terrain that is subject to heavy snow loads. Some are single-walled since they’re only intended for winter use when insect protection is not needed. Our preference is for lightweight four-season tents and tarp shelters because no one …

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Outdoor Research Helium Gaiters Review

Outdoor Research Helium Gaiters Review

OR’s Helium Gaiters are high hiking gaiters that are suitable for four-season use with any footwear that has an arched sole. They’re much thinner, cooler, and lighter weight than heavier-duty mountaineering gaiters (such as OR’s Crocodile Gaiters) but still perfectly suitable for winter hiking with non-technical traction aids such as Hillsound Trail Crampons or Kahtoola Microspikes. Specs at a Glance …

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Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite Sleeping Pad w/ WingLock Valve Review

Thermarest NeoAir Xlite Sleeping Pad review-

The Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite Sleeping Pad is an insulated air mattress designed for three-season camping with an R-value = 4.2, measured using the new Outdoor Industry Sleeping Pad R-value Standard. Weighing just 12 oz (see below), the XLite is also lightweight, durable, and rolls up small, which explains its popularity with backpackers and campers. This new version has a new WingLock …

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