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Metolius Ropemaster HC Review
This bag is a new take on a previous, mega-classic Metolius rope bag. In this new iteration, the tarp and carrying...
Metolius Speedster Review
If you wish your rope bag could also carry all your sport cragging equipment comfortably for any approach, this pack...
Editors' Choice
DMM Classic Review
A well-designed rope bag that easily won our Editors' Choice Award. It works very well as a cragging pack, with plenty...
Mammut Crag Review
If you want space for a long rope and all of the gear needed for a full day of climbing, look no further than this...
Coleman Xtreme 5 Wheeled 100qt Review
Wheels can make a large cooler much more practical, and the Coleman Xtreme Wheeled 5 100qt somewhat delivers in that...
Rubbermaid DuraChill Wheeled 5-Day Review
The Rubbermaid DuraChill Wheeled 5-Day is the only model we tested that has wheels. This increases its portability in...
Pelican Elite 70 Review
The Pelican Elite 70 looks the part of a high-end cooler more than any other model we tested. Its commanding exterior...
Grizzly 75 Review
The Grizzly 75 was the worst high-end performer in our insulation test. While it does garner high marks in durability...
Igloo Glide PRO 110qt Review
Nothing can ruin a barbecue like pulling a muscle trying to lug around a huge cooler full of ice and cans and ice...
Metolius Recon Review
The Recon is a medium-to-large sized crash pad that is compactable and easy to carry, hence the name Recon. It was not...
Mad Rock Triple Mad Pad Review
The least expensive of all the big crash pads we tested and comes with a good set of features. It has a convenient...
Costa Del Mar Brine Review
By veering away from their typical oversized design, Costa Del Mar created a great pair of shades in the Brine...
Tifosi Dolomite 2.0 Review
Tifosi specializes in providing high quality shades at erasonable prices, and the Dolomite 2.0 is perhaps the best...
Native Dash XP Review
While we love the lightweight frames of the Native Dash XP, the lack of eye protection was very noticeable when we...