REI Sahara Convertible Hiking Pants Review
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by Philip Werner
2d ago
I’m a big fan of REI Sahara Convertible Hiking Pants. They’re reasonably priced, and having zip-off legs is very convenient because many of my hikes and backpacking trips occur on well-maintained trails, less popular trails, and bushwhacks. When I hike through dense vegetation or high grass, I zip on the lower legs to avoid ticks, … The post REI Sahara Convertible Hiking Pants Review appeared first on SectionHiker.com ..read more
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Deuter Speed Lite 30 Backpack Review
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by Philip Werner
3d ago
The Deuter Speed Lite 30 is a do-everything backpack that can be used for hiking, peakbagging, trail-running, and even fast and light overnight trips. Weighing 30 ounces, it’s got vest-style shoulder straps with scaled-back padding and a lightweight frame. But a host of technical features and durable fabrics give the Speed Lite some serious chops … The post Deuter Speed Lite 30 Backpack Review appeared first on SectionHiker.com ..read more
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Crazy Creek Hex 2.0 Original Chair Review
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by Wanda Rice
3d ago
The Crazy Creek Hex 2.0 Original Chair is a lightweight, portable camping and backpacking chair. It weighs 21.6 ounces and rolls up to a 4-5” diameter tube that is 16.5” long. Due to its weight, it falls into the luxury item category in my backpacking gear arsenal and is not something I bring on every … The post Crazy Creek Hex 2.0 Original Chair Review appeared first on SectionHiker.com ..read more
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Tarptent Notch Li Tent Review
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by Philip Werner
4d ago
The Tarptent Notch Li is a single-person, double-wall ultralight tent made with Dyneema (DCF) weighing only 20 oz. A dual apex shelter, it has two doors, two vestibules, and requires two trekking poles to pitch. It’s a great shelter for exposed terrain and dense forest, with excellent stability in higher windspeeds and a small footprint … The post Tarptent Notch Li Tent Review appeared first on SectionHiker.com ..read more
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Non-Breathable Rain Jackets For Hiking and Backpacking
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by Philip Werner
1w ago
You can buy two types of rain jackets for hiking and backpacking: waterproof/breathable rain jackets and waterproof but non-breathable ones. While waterproof/breathable rain jackets will repel rain, you’re still likely to get wet inside from perspiration buildup because the breathable membrane can’t transport water vapor fast enough to keep up. The water vapor transmission rate … The post Non-Breathable Rain Jackets For Hiking and Backpacking appeared first on SectionHiker.com ..read more
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Sea-to-Summit Ascent 30 Sleeping Bag Review
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by Philip Werner
1w ago
The Sea to Summit Ascent 30 is a lightweight down sleeping bag with impressive quilt-like venting features. Given its temperature rating, it is suitable for much warmer temperatures than you’d expect. It has thermally efficient box baffling and packs up surprisingly small. Its relaxed, spacious fit belies the fact that it’s a mummy sleeping bag. … The post Sea-to-Summit Ascent 30 Sleeping Bag Review appeared first on SectionHiker.com ..read more
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Durston X-Mid 1 Pro DCF Tent Review
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by Philip Werner
1w ago
The Durston X-Mid 1 Pro is a single-wall Dyneema DCF tent that weighs 15.5 oz and requires two trekking poles to set up. It has two doors and two vestibules that provide ample ventilation and covered storage space. The tent can also be set up in the rain without getting the interior sleeping compartment wet. … The post Durston X-Mid 1 Pro DCF Tent Review appeared first on SectionHiker.com ..read more
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Hiking a Mt Hunger Loop in the Worchester Range
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by Philip Werner
1w ago
Mt Hunger is a mountain in Vermont’s Worchester Range just outside of Stowe and within spitting distance of Mt Manfield, the state’s highest peak. Having sampled the Worchester Range with a hike up to a viewpoint called Stowe Pinnacle last winter on a foggy day, I was eager to return to get a clear view … The post Hiking a Mt Hunger Loop in the Worchester Range appeared first on SectionHiker.com ..read more
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Durston Gear Iceline Trekking Pole Review
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by Philip Werner
2w ago
Durston Gear’s Iceline Trekking Poles are ultralight but durable carbon fiber trekking poles that can be used for backpacking and day hiking. Weighing 9.5 oz per pair, these adjustable three-section poles have simple EVA foam grips and carbide tips but do not have hand straps or summer or winter trekking pole baskets. The top two … The post Durston Gear Iceline Trekking Pole Review appeared first on SectionHiker.com ..read more
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Silky Katanaboy 650 Trail Maintenance Saw Review
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by Philip Werner
2w ago
The Silky Katanaboy 650 is so big and sharp that trail maintainers call it a “human-powered chainsaw.” Weighing just 2.8 pounds and with a 25.6″ (650mm) blade length, it’s ideal for removing fallen trees from hiking trails or fire roads in wilderness areas where motorized tools are prohibited. Blade Length 25.6″ (650mm) Teeth Per Inch … The post Silky Katanaboy 650 Trail Maintenance Saw Review appeared first on SectionHiker.com ..read more
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