Fall/Winter Gear Guide 2011: Snowshoes
The winter hiking season just got a whole lot longer with these multipurpose snowshoes.
The winter hiking season just got a whole lot longer with these multipurpose snowshoes.
Lightweight snowshoes that keeps kids elevated and happy
Serious mountain performance at a sweet price.
These snowshoes are great for running due to solid balance, traction, and flotation, and a light weight
Great snowshoes for beginners
For hut trips and overnights, these snowshoes can carry a load
The Crescent snowshoe bindings expand and contract to fit virtually any boot type or size.
From deep powder to hard, windpacked snow and ice, the Aspect handles it all.
Get started backcountry fly-fishing with our testers' value-oriented picks, and you'll have one more excuse to linger in beautiful places.
Get off the bank and onto the lake with the FlytePacker Raft.
Heavy but handy, the Gerber Flik Fish multitool offers functions specific for fishermen (and women).
There's no need for an angler's vest with the Fishpond Tumbleweed Chest Pack.
Worth the price, the Costa Del Mar Zane sunglasses have polarized lenses perfect for spotting fish despite the water's glare.
Reel in dinner with the Sage 1650.
The packable Redington Classic Trout 9056 is a great fly rod for beginners.
Dress up your fresh caught trout with this delicious wild berry compote.
Stay hydrated–and healthy–with a filter or purifier that's right for you.
A water bottle that makes chemically treated water taste better.
Water bottle and filter in one.
An easy-to-use tool that zaps water drinkable withe the use of ultraviolet rays.