Six Moon Designs recently launched their Lunar Orbiter, a unique new freestanding solo tent. Here’s my take on how it compares to other solo freestanding tents on the market, and who will want to consider it.
The Haven Tent bundle stands out from other 2-person trekking pole shelters with its versatile double wall design that’s especially great for wet, humid, and/or buggy conditions.
Detailed review of the Big Sky Soul 1P, an affordable, lightweight, versatile freestanding solo tent. Here’s why I love it for backpacking, bikepacking, and travel.
Therm-a-Rest’s outstanding NeoAir line of inflatable sleeping pads now features three great options. Here’s how to choose between the XLite, XTherm, and UberLite based on your needs and goals.
The Women’s NeoAir XLite is a shorter and even warmer version of Therm-a-Rest’s beloved ultralight sleeping pad. Here’s my detailed review after 90+ nights.
The Big Agnes Copper Spur 3 person tent has been our home away from home for 3000 miles of bikepacking. Here’s our long term review of this popular lightweight tent.
What’s the best way to carry your tent when backpacking? Inside or outside, top or bottom, rolled or unrolled? Here’s what I recommend based on your pack and tent.
The Haven Tarp by Six Moon Designs is a lightweight two person trekking pole tarp. Here’s how we feel about it after 1300 miles on the Colorado and Arizona Trails.
Sorting through the options for the best lightweight solo tent? This visual chart organized by price and weight will help you see which 1 person backpacking tents stand out for their weight, value, and design.
The Borah Gear Cuben bivy is an ultralight, ultra-packable, water resistant bivy with bug netting top. It’s not right for every adventure, but here’s where it shines.
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