CLIQ MystiQ Lounge Beach Chair Review
It’s ergonomic, sleek, and comes in a small package. The CLIQ MystiQ Lounge Beach Chair has a noticeable sturdiness and heft when collapsed. It weighs 6 pounds, which, after a few carries, doesn’t seem...
Category: Camping
Camping Gear Reviews
Dream of cozy campfires and starlit nights? Gear up for your next adventure with our trusted camping reviews! From tents and sleeping bags to backpacks and more, we provide in-depth analysis of essential equipment. Whether you’re a seasoned backpacker or a weekend family camper, find the perfect gear for a comfortable and unforgettable experience under the open sky. Read reviews, compare features, and sleep soundly knowing you’ve chosen the right tools for your next outdoor adventure!
LEKI Skytera FX Carbon SL Compact Trekking Poles Review
I recently got the chance to try out my new trekking poles from LEKI, and from the very first step on the trail, they stood out. Here’s my full review and why they made...
Pendleton 1910 Bourbon Review
National Bourbon Day, June 14, is a reminder of how much bourbon has evolved and how some bottles still manage to surprise you. One of those is Pendleton 1910 Bourbon, a 10-year-old straight bourbon...
Screwball Peanut Butter Whiskey Review
Let me start by saying I like whiskey. But I also like weird food combinations and novelty drinks, so when I heard about peanut butter whiskey, my curiosity got the best of me. That...
Travel Backpack Roundup: Bags from Eagle Creek, Osprey, and Tortuga
Check out Active Gear Review’s Travel Backpack Roundup, including bags from Eagle Creek, Osprey, and Tortuga. We ran the Eagle Creek Tour Travel Pack 40L, Osprey Farpoint 55 L, and the Tortuga Expandable Backpack...
Therm-A-Rest Boost 650 Sleeping Bag and Neoloft Sleeping Pad Review
I’ve been a part of the backpacking culture for about 20 years now. I’ve transitioned from inexperienced to wanting to be super light to settling into my comfy place. With thousands of miles under...
Zero Breeze Mark 3 Review: Serious Cooling for Serious Campers
Let’s talk about misery. Specifically, the soul-crushing, sweat-drenched, sleep-depriving misery of trying to camp when the mercury climbs north of 80 degrees Fahrenheit. I love the woods, the fire, the escape. But trying to...
Biolite Solar String Lights Review
A few weekends ago, I decided to test out the BioLite Solar String Lights in my backyard during a bonfire with friends. I’d been wanting some outdoor lighting that didn’t require running a power...
GCI Outdoor Comfort Pro Rocker Review
After years of using the same basic bag chair for everything from camping trips to backyard hangouts and evenings around the fire pit, I finally decided it was time for an upgrade and I’m...
Portal Quick Adjust Lightweight Roll-Up Table Review
Okay, let’s talk camp tables. Most are flimsy, wobbly pieces of junk. They seem designed by someone who’s never actually spent a night under the stars, likely sweating under fluorescent office lights while dreaming...
Opinel Nomad Cooking Kit Review
I love cooking outside, whether I’m at a picnic spot with my family or preparing a hot dinner after a long day of hiking. I’ve tried a bunch of different cooking tools over the...
Sawyer Squeeze Water Filtration System Review
For the last 10 years, I have been using Sawyer water filters on my adventures. I am a backpacker, ultra-marathoner, and open-water kayaker. The last thing anyone wants is to run out of clean...
Salomon SENSE PRO 6 Hydration Vest Review
Some gear just clicks the moment you put it on. That’s exactly what happened when I first tried the Salomon SENSE PRO 6. From the bold Fiery Red color to the sleek, lightweight design,...
Nathan Pinnacle Breeze 4 Liter Hydration Race Vest Review
The Nathan Pinnacle Breeze 4 Liter Hydration Race Vest is one of Nathan’s latest hydration vests, designed to provide a lightweight, breathable, and secure fit for runners. Retailing at $130, it comes in two...
RTIC 22 QT Ultra-Light Wheeled Cooler Review
My RTIC collection continues to grow as I add new gear to my camping equipment. After upgrading my camper last year, I found myself with more fridge space and less need for a large...
Exped Megamat First Impressions Review
Exped has been regarded as one of the top makers of sleeping mats and pads for years and the Megamat is probably their signature product. The Megamat is a 4-inch self-inflating pad aimed at...
Hest Dually Camping Mattress Review
Like many company founding stories, Hest was started by someone looking to solve a personal problem: uncomfortable sleep while car camping. Their mission, as they state, is to “Revolutionize the way you sleep outdoors.”...
BioLite Dash 450 Headlamp Review
Running at night or in low-light conditions requires a reliable headlamp. Over the years, I have tested various models, and I’ve seen how technology has improved brightness, battery life, and overall comfort. The BioLite...
The Gozney Tread: Pizza Perfection, Anywhere You Dare to Go
Cooking should be an adventure. Fire, smoke, the thrill of the unknown. Gozney gets that. They’ve made it their mission to rip high-temperature cooking out of the backyard and shove it into the wild....
LowePro ProTactic BP 450 AW III Review
The LowePro ProTactic BP 450 AW III is a redesigned version of LowePro’s modular workhorse camera backpack. We test it out as a dedicated camera backpack and a hybrid camera/travel bag. How does the...
