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Survival Frog Tact Bivvy 2.0
Although this product is marketed as a bivvy sack, we found it to be suited for only very occasional use, and even then it was prone to rips and tears. We liked the featherweight design...
Rab Alpine Bivi
The Alpine was a highly weather-resistant and functional bivy packed into a minimalist design. While we would like to have a few more of the creature comforts in this bivy, it performed...
Black Diamond Bipod
When things got real, we were happy to be in the relative safety of the Bipod bivy. While this wasn't the most weather-resistant or flawlessly designed bivy, it was still very functional...
Sleepingo Large
We appreciate this pad for its packed size, price, and weight. Then, when you factor in its price tag, we were exceptionally pleased.
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Camper Duo
Make no mistake; at over four pounds, this duo sleeping pad is quite heavy, and may be a bit much to lug into the backcountry. That being said, couples wanting to add a versatile car...
REI Co-op Stratus Insulated Air
While it doesn't outperform the heavy hitters, its overall value and performance are quite good.
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Aosom Wanderer
We spent months loading this cargo trailer with everything from groceries to large logs for the fireplace. The option for removing the font or the back of the trailer made getting...
Top Pick
Burley Design Flatbed
This is an excellent trailer ready to help you pick up and transport objects of all shapes and sizes. The open design and 100-pound weight limit mean...
Top Pick
Burley Travoy
This trailer is an excellent solution for those devout bike commuters who want an easy-to-use grocery trailer or something suited to hauling weirdly shaped objects. The upright design and...
Schwinn Day Tripper
This cargo trailer is a simple, easy-to-use, and semi versatile option that did well throughout our battery of tests. There are, however, some limitations that make this trailer best...
Aosom Elite II
Affordable yet capable, this trailer can carry a massive amount of stuff. It's easy to put together and fairly versatile, though be warned: it does rattle like a son-of-a-gun.
Burley Nomad
This trailer is designed for bike touring, but the versatility makes it good for a lot of things outside of that too. Lightweight and durable...
Top Pick
Olukai Hiapo
We love to proven wrong, and this flip showed our skeptical testers that fancy looking dress flops can hike and scramble like a pro when they're as well made as these.
Birkenstock Arizona Essentials
If you're on the hunt for a flip flop that combines comfort, vegan ethics, and some style to boot, this is a great option.
Hoka Ora Recovery
If immersing your feet in a cloud of EVA foam after a big mountain day sounds like heaven, this could be a good option for you.Ad-free. Influence-free. Powered by Testing.
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