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CampingReview

Nemo Forte 20 Review: A Synthetic Bag With One Good Idea

Outpost Editors ·

Nemo's Forte 20 nails comfort for side sleepers and hot sleepers, then gives most of it back in bulk and weight. A car-camping bag, not a backpacking one.

CampingBuying Guide

The Best Camping Stoves of 2026

Outpost Editors ·

From two-burner basecamp stoves to ultralight canister burners, these are the best camping stoves we tested this year.

CampingBuying Guide

The Best Sleeping Bags of 2026

Outpost Editors ·

We tested 14 sleeping bags across three seasons. These are the warmest, lightest, and best-value bags for backpacking.

HikingFeature

Leave No Trace, Explained: The 7 Principles for Every Adventure

Outpost Editors ·

A clear, practical guide to the seven Leave No Trace principles and how to apply them on every trip into the outdoors.

CampingReview

Jetboil Flash Review: Boils Water, Cooks Nothing

Outpost Editors ·

The Jetboil Flash boils half a liter in about a hundred seconds and does almost nothing else well. For most trips, that's the right trade.

EDCBuying Guide

The Best Headlamps of 2026

Outpost Editors ·

From featherweight running lamps to high-output all-rounders, these are the best headlamps we tested this year.

ApparelReview

Patagonia Houdini Review: Three Ounces of Almost Enough

Outpost Editors ·

The Houdini weighs nothing, stuffs into its own pocket, and blocks wind well. It is also fragile and not remotely waterproof.

FootwearReview

NNormal Kjerag Review: The Most Precise Trail Shoe We've Run

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The Kjerag is a scalpel: low, grippy, and shockingly durable for its weight. It is also unforgiving on anything smooth and flat.

FootwearReview2.8out of 5

Altra Lone Peak 9 Review: The Thru-Hiker Favorite Has a Durability Problem

Outpost Editors ·

The Lone Peak 9 still fits like nothing else, and both of our test pairs blew out the mesh before 200 miles. Hard to recommend at $150.

Outdoor LivingReview

Petzl Sitta Review: Featherweight, and You Feel Every Gram You Saved

Outpost Editors ·

The Sitta is the lightest usable harness we've climbed in, and hanging belays are the price. A specialist tool at a specialist price.

Outdoor LivingReview

Black Diamond Camalot C4 Review: The Default Cam, Reassessed

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The C4 is still the safe default for a first trad rack: predictable, durable, and easy to place. It is no longer the obvious best.

HikingFeature

How We Cut Our Three-Day Base Weight From Thirty-One Pounds to Just Under Twelve Without Replacing a Single Piece of Big-Ticket Gear First

Outpost Editors ·

Going ultralight is mostly subtraction, not shopping. Here's the audit that took our three-day base weight from 31 pounds to 11.8.

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