Gear Review: GSI Crossover Kitchen Set
Everything you need to cook up a feast in the backcountry.
Everything you need to cook up a feast in the backcountry.
A 2.4-liter hard anodized aluminum cookpot.
A 1.8-liter aluminum cookpot.
A white gas stove that doesn't require priming.
Merino/synthetic socks that will make kids' feet happy.
A hooded, seam-taped, DWR-treated rain jacket for kids.
A kid-size mileage logging pack.
For outdoor kids, a baselayer that will keep them dry and warm.
A full-size, three-inch blade that's sharp and light.
A knife, whistle, and light in one.
A rechargeable, lithium-ion battery pack for all your gadgets.
A bracelet with all your vital information in case of emergency.
A stretchy, superbreathable sun hat.
A storm shell and umbrella for your head
A versatile balaclava made of a blend of fabrics.
Set up camp anywhere with this easy-to-use hammock.
While away tent hours with this fun card game.
Bomber gaiters that block out slime.
A 100-percent wool-lined glove that heats hands instantly.
A great all-purpose glove for high-output activities.
Gore Windstopper covers the back of the hand from cuff to fingertips.
High performance shades scaled down to fit small and medium faces.
High-elevation glasses that have city street style.
High quality interchangeable optics for one low price.
Rimless and interchangeable
A first aid kit that can handle way more than blisters.
Caffeine in the palm of your hand–no plumbing or plugs required.
A subtle way to mask chemically treated water.
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A primo softshell jacket...for your dog.
Stainless steel crampons that bite into ice and repel slushy buildup.
A tiny helmet cam with above average sound quality.
A waterproof video camera that's reasonably priced.
A tough DSLR that's perfect for shooting wildlife thanks to its quiet shutter.
An all-conditions, high-value performance point-and-shoot camera.
A compass that floats.
550-fill down booties that are perfect winter camp shoes.
A leather slipper with a rubber sole–the perfect camp shoe.
Turn any standard-size sleeping pad into a decadent recliner.
A light and streamlined chest camera pack.
A double-wall insulated bottle that is amazingly effective for its weight.
Powerful optics that pack small.
A bargain binocular that doubles as a backcountry microscope.
A versatile belay device that works with single, double, and some twin ropes. It also offers active braking support.
A heavyweight baselayer that's soft and fitted, and stretch and warm.
This 70/30 silk/wool baselayer keeps you warm while also wicking.
A 100% polyester t-shirt that feels just like cotton.
A polypropylene/polyester blended baselayer that wicks away sweat.
A roomy pyramid shelter.
A mountaineering tent that costs as much as a mortgage payment, but delivers homelike comforts.
A freestanding, three-person tent that has super ventilation.
A roomy, affordable, and freestanding dome.
This three-star accommodation costs less than $60 per person.
This three-season tent saves weight with new pole technology.
A tent that can handle the rougher edges of spring and fall.
If you count weight savings in grams, not ounces, you won't find a lighter option with this much protection.
True all-season performance–without a weight penalty.
Two-person tent with more space than meets the eye.
A double-wall tent that's simple on design but big on space.
An ultra-affordable ultralight solo tent.
A solo tent with XXL dimensions.
A bargain solo tent.
A four-season tent that truly can be used year-round.
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