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Survival Skills: Survive a Bear Attack!
Learn how to deal with a black bear or grizzly encounter with Shannon Davis and ... -
2007 Editors' Choice Award Winners: MSR Reactor and Primus EtaPower Camp Stoves
Backpacker Gear Editor Kristin Hostetter breaks down two of the best camp ... -
Trail Chef: How To Bake Cake...In An Orange
Use this fun and fruity backcountry recipe to make a tasty dessert that the ...
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Survival Skills: Survive a Bear Attack!
Learn how to deal with a black bear or grizzly encounter with Shannon Davis and ... -
Lost: A Survival Video Diary, Pt. 1
On his first day lost in Idaho's Frank Church--River of No Return Wilderness, ...
TIP 66: Grip Sticks
Use rubber tips to give trekking poles more grip on steep slopes.
International Travel
From Nepal to New Zealand, we have stories and tips to help you plan the perfect 'life list' trek abroad.
Navigation Center
Learn how to orient a map, navigate any terrain, and the ins-and-outs of GPS devices.
BACKPACKER's Free Smartphone GPS App
Record and share you adventures with our new, free navigation app. Plus, discover thousands of GPS-enabled hikes in national parks and major cities.
Green Guide
A backpacker's guide to environmental issues and "green" gear.
READERS COMMENTS
This is a very helpful review covering everything I wanted to know! Thanks!
Posted: Sep 16, 2011 Mark Fellows(www.markdfellows.co
How can Kristen tell us about the "great night's sleep", when the bags under her eyes belie that phrase?
Posted: May 23, 2010 Jim
They are right. The NeoAir is the first pad I have really been comfortable on, and able to sleep on my back. A really great night's sleep!! You can adjust to the softness you like by letting a little air out. No sliding. Only consideration is that there is no insulation. An extra foam or insulated pad is required in cold weather.
Posted: Feb 09, 2010 Bruce
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