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Seek Outside Silex Zipperless Tarp Shelter Review

Seek Outside Silex Tent

The Seek Outside Silex is a two-peak/two vestibule tarp shelter with an optional inner tent (nest) for bug and condensation protection. It offers an innovative and durable zipperless design for its two doors and vestibules. It’s roomy for one, fits two adults and their gear if not using the nest, and can be ordered with a stove jack to run …

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AntiGravityGear Stratum 55 Top Quilt Review

The AntiGravityGear Stratum 55 Top Quilt ($99.95) is a no-frills, lightweight, and inexpensive backpacking quilt stuffed with 800 fill power down and rated to 55*F, for those nights when it’s too chilly to just sleep in your clothes or a sleeping bag liner, but too warm for a 3-season quilt. It can stand alone as a summertime quilt or be …

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Backpacking a McCrillis Loop with Guthook

Backpacking a McCrillis Loop with Guthook

My friend Guthook (Ryan Lynn) and I try to get together every few years for a backpacking trip to reconnect and catch up. We’re in touch online, but there’s nothing like getting out into the woods, climbing a few mountains, and camping out for getting to the heart of things. On this trip, we climbed Mts Passconaway and Whiteface, two …

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Winter Backpacks: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

Winter Backpacks: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

If you’re gearing up for winter hiking and backpacking, it’s worth asking yourself if you want a backpack that’s designed for winter use, or whether you can get by using the backpack you use the rest of the year. Personally, I prefer using a winter pack or a three-season pack that has similar capabilities. It’s a lot easier to use …

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