Oboz Crest Low BDry
Most durable
Most durable
Best ride
Best for wet trails
Best traction
Savor protection where you need it most.
No noodle is left behind.
Ready, set, boil!
These gaiters check all the boxes.
Purify water fast.
You won’t find a more reliable headlamp.
Slip no more.
Nobody likes a wet blanket.
Bears get hiker hunger, too.
Treating water doesn’t get much simpler than this.
Utility meets necessity.
There’s still no more practical camp shoe.
No load is too heavy for this comfy suspension system.
Pack as much or as little gear as you need for alpine ascents.
Stretch your dollars—and your legs.
Feel secure in this three-person tent when the biggest storms roll in.
A warm bag is good, but a dry one is better.
Few synthetic bags will last this long.
Set your legs free.
You may never take this midlayer off.
When you want an extra pack but don’t want to carry an extra pack, take this featherlight bag.
The most livable group tent out there gets better.
One of our favorite waterproof/breathable fabrics gets an eco-friendly upgrade.
This superlight merino/synthetic top works in all temps.
This no-fuss filter fixes every problem with squeeze hydration.
Banish sore hips and pack sway with a new hipbelt that moves with you in all directions.
The backpacker breakfast staple gets a long-overdue upgrade.
Save weight and money with this minimalist recliner.
Stay high and dry with a chair that’s so light you’ll never want to leave it behind.
Full storm protection was never this stretchy.
If you’ve been waiting to get a premium down bag because of price, stop waiting.
After thousands of hours of testing and a five-day trek through Colombia, these 11 products have earned a place in our pack.
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It's everything you need on a light-and-fast hike, and nothing you don't.
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Upgrade your next trip with one of these tasty, trail-friendly brews.
Defy the snow with these nine new winter camping essentials.
This smartwatch is primed for crushing some trail.
It lets you text your friends in the backcountry.
These ultradurable cables pack small and withstand abuse.
Finally, a full-featured GPS watch that cares about vert as much as you do.
This compact touchscreen GPS unit is beautifully simple.
Do gadgets belong in the backcountry? When they help you play harder, they do.
These goggles fit seamlessly with all helmets.
They offer the best field of vision.
One lens to rule them all.
Get the best bang for your buck.
These shades transform into glacier goggles.
These lenses offered the best clarity.
Backcountry rippers dug this versatile glove.
Innovative insulation kept testers’ hands toasty.
Call it storm armor for your paws.
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This sock was designed with the ski tourer in mind.
This light sock doesn’t skimp on features.