Gear Guide

Discover everything you need to know about the Snow Peak IGT System in this in-depth walkthrough designed to help you build the ultimate camp kitchen setup.

Whether you’re into bikepacking, thru-hiking, alpine trekking, or minimalist camping, this guide will help you decide which Hyperlite shelter suits your style.

A close look at the Hyperlite CrossPeak 2 after spending multiple nights camping with two people inside. With a published weight of just 964 grams, this ultralight 2 person tent is designed for serious hikers, bikepackers, and weight-conscious adventurers looking for premium performance.

With the new 2-stage activated carbon (AC) layer, these filters now improve the taste of water from less-than-desirable sources. Watch Pat run through the updates to the BeFree range and why you should take one on your next outdoor adventure.

If you’re chasing the lightest possible solo tent without sacrificing durability or weather protection, the Hyperlite Mountain Gear Mid 1 deserves a serious look. Built from premium Dyneema® Composite Fabrics, this fully enclosed, single-wall shelter weighs just 454g, making it one of the lightest fully-enclosed one-person tents on the market.

After spending serious time on both boats, here’s our take on how they perform, where they fit best, and who they’re built for.

Already loving your Hyperlite pack? Take it to the next level with these lightweight, durable accessories designed to make your setup even more functional, efficient, and trail-ready.

If you’re over sitting on the ground, Helinox has you sorted. From the ultralight Chair Zero for hikers to the roomy Savanna Chair for 4x4 campers, we break down the full Helinox range so you can pick the best chair for your adventures.

In this video, Chris compares the Sea to Summit Trek, Ascent, and Spark sleeping bags. From fill power, zippers, pockets, weights and pack size, this video clears all confusion about your next sleeping bag.