Joe Flowers

There are plenty of two-person hammocks out there, but the Roo is the best we’ve found

The king of comfort in all temps.

A three-part system: the hammock, a pair of slings, and the versatile Nubé shelter.

A superior safe haven from bugs.

This 12-ounce polypropylene perch disappears into any pack and takes only two minutes to hang.

For the ultralighter who doesn't need a tent this updated hammock makes for a comfy camp.

A retro-looking (albeit heavy) coat that stands up to wintry weather and hard work.

A polyester performance t-shirt that's worth every penny–and we're giving away four! Read on to win!

A minimalist-style bivy that separates you from the nasty outside.

A basic sighting compass that is lightweight, durable, and unsinkable.

The Krill Light electronic electroluminescent (EL) light stick is a bright, long-lasting glow stick made for function not fashion.

An ultralight, waterproof mat that is handy for wet hikes, snow, rocky areas, and picnics.

This merino wool layer keeps all your bases covered, without smelling like a sock drawer.

Light on the wallet and on the back...and perfect for hunting salamanders.

A gel/water system for those hard efforts when stopping and refueling isn't an option.

Record your elevation changes, distance, speed, and heart rate all with one (big) watch.

These American-made socks have super support and wicking capabilities at a reasonable price.

The Sexy Hotness has more than just a catchy name. This 20°F mate-able sleeper has features that leave other bags blushing.