Bargain: Magellan Triton 200 GPS
Experience fewer lost signals with the Magellan Triton 200, a basic GPS for a bargain price.
Experience fewer lost signals with the Magellan Triton 200, a basic GPS for a bargain price.
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There's nothing cozier than a warm, dry tent on a cold night. But strong winds and rain can turn setup into a sopping, frustrating fiasco.
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I am wondering how to keep warm in the tent at night. Is there a such thing as a tent heater?
Will drinking urine when no water is available allow you to survive longer? I have heard conflicting information.
I'm curious about insect repellents for kids. Is DEET okay to use on a six-year-old?
How do you remove poison oak or Ivy sap from boots?
I thought it was dehydration, but ended up in an emergency room being treated for an exercise-induced migraine. Anything I can do to prevent this from happening again?
If I only backpack in America, do I have to get a water filter with a purifier, or will a filter for bacteria only suffice?
I have heard mixed things. If it does work, how?
What are your thoughts on waterproofing your own clothes, particularly pants. Would that be a waste of time?
Is steel better than aluminum when choosing crampons?
What is best diet at high altitude--fish, carbohydrate etc?
A link between posture and backpacking has been discussed in the medical community but never, as far I know, has it been really studied.
When camping in subzero temperatures whats the best way to keep my food warm long enough to eat it?
Cold weather sleeping--is it correct to don the clothes you intend to wear the next day?
My favorite trail is snowed over now but I still want to get out there. Should I use snowshoes or crampons? Or is there something in between?
I just had a wonderful time hiking the Grand Canyon. But after 28 miles, I have swollen, painful legs from the knee through the ankle. Any tips for recovery?
I'm organizing my first group trip. Can I rent gear for newbies who may not be ready to buy?
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If I take my dog on a high-altitude excursion with me, should I acclimatize Fido as well as myself before we go?
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Solar panels and hand crank keep Eton Microlink FR150 weather radio going and going.
How much gear I should pack? I don't want to bring too little, and I don't want to be overexerting myself with too much. What's in the ideal pack?
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A sudden swim in a glacier-fed river nearly finishes a ranger.
Stunned by the loss of his friends, a stranded climber struggles down one of Alaska's toughest peaks.
Ski mountaineers will love both climbing and cruising in this pack from our <a href="https://www.backpacker.com/april_2009_table_of_contents_gear_guide_issue/articles/12859">2009 Gear Guide</a>.
With removable support, the Arc'teryx Khazri 55 backpack lets you choose between stability or a lighter load.
Wenger's Zernez 50L pack has mountains of features including a built-in raincover and clear map flap.
Wenger's Zernez 50L pack has mountains of features including a built-in raincover and clear map flap.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
Scramble around the trail with Granite Gear's ultralight and stable Vapor Flash backpack.
With removable support, the Arc'teryx Khazri 55 backpack lets you choose between stability or a lighter load.
For the price, the Lafuma Manang 65+20 packs a hard punch with superb padding and durability.
Wenger's Zernez 50L pack has mountains of features including a built-in raincover and clear map flap.
The customizable Intention 75 pack by Mountain Hardwear accommodates large loads and day hikes alike.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
Scramble up anything with the North Face's climber-oriented Spire 40 backpack.
This pared-down pack hauls big loads.
The durable Lowe Alpine Airzone Centro 45+10 backpack is full of handy pockets and bungees for the organized trekker.
Want a one-pack quiver? Get this versatile lightweight.
With removable support, the Arc'teryx Khazri 55 backpack lets you choose between stability or a lighter load.
Run, climb or ski with the low profile Black Diamond RPM pack.
A single compartment backpack that hauls big loads. Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
Here's high-performance proof that a big pack can have a small footprint.
This pack moves with you.
With removable support, the Arc'teryx Khazri 55 backpack lets you choose between stability or a lighter load.
A 100-liter pack that provides excellent load transfer and customlike comfort
This pack moves with you.
With removable support, the Arc'teryx Khazri 55 backpack lets you choose between stability or a lighter load.
With removable support, the Arc'teryx Khazri 55 backpack lets you choose between stability or a lighter load.
The Millet Elevation 30 has everything you want in a pack—stabilty, support, and even wrist loops.
Ski mountaineers will love both climbing and cruising in this pack from our <a href="https://www.backpacker.com/april_2009_table_of_contents_gear_guide_issue/articles/12859">2009 Gear Guide</a>.
This pack moves with you.
A single compartment backpack that hauls big loads.
Scramble around the trail with Granite Gear's ultralight and stable Vapor Flash backpack.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
With removable support, the Arc'teryx Khazri 55 backpack lets you choose between stability or a lighter load.
The durable Lowe Alpine Airzone Centro 45+10 backpack is full of handy pockets and bungees for the organized trekker.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
Don't worry, the updates to these tried-and-true packs are worthy.
Don't judge a pack by its price: this pack's a loaded bargain.
This pared-down pack hauls big loads.
A 60-liter ultralight frameless rucksack perfect for long weekends
Ski mountaineers will love both climbing and cruising in this pack from our <a href="https://www.backpacker.com/april_2009_table_of_contents_gear_guide_issue/articles/12859">2009 Gear Guide</a>.
With removable support, the Arc'teryx Khazri 55 backpack lets you choose between stability or a lighter load.
Wenger's Zernez 50L pack has mountains of features including a built-in raincover and clear map flap.
Just $149 can buy you a great pack.
Scramble around the trail with Granite Gear's ultralight and stable Vapor Flash backpack.