Vasque Scree Low Review
Looks can be deceiving. The Vasque Scree Low has a most traditional light-hiker look. But where it really matters, the Scree Low uses Stealth S1 rubber making it as capable as even the most advanced new product on the market.
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Columbia Master of Faster Review
The Master of Faster is one of Columbia’s top of the line light hikers. And as you’d expect, it packs a bunch of the company’s proprietary technology into a cool looking package.
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La Sportiva CrossLeather Review
Is it a trail runner or light hiker or both? The La Sportiva CrossLeather joins the company’s product this year as the more rugged sibling of the wildly popular and multi-award-winning CrossLite. As the name suggests, the CrossLeather replaces the Crosslite’s mesh with leather adding a higher degree of ruggedness to the standout platform.
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Gifts for Father’s Day
Looking for ideas for your outdoor enthusiast Dad? Look no further, here are a half-dozen suggestions – ranging from $20 to $200 – for the guy who loves to get outside.
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Kelty Hula House Tent Review
Gusty winds, blowing sand and cold, damp fog are but a few of the challenges on the Northern California coast. We chose to put the Kelty Hula House 4 through its paces on a trip to Bodega Bay, and found that the tent was more than up to the task.
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Kelty LumaPivot Review
When I first saw the photos, I wasn’t quite sure what to make of Kelty’s LumaPivot. It’s one of the most unusual looking outdoor lighting products around. Turns out, it’s also one of the most practical and versatile.
