I bought the micro.

The zipper on this thing sucks. The 1st one broke as soon as I packed it and tried to close it. I took it back and got another. The 2nd nearly did the same thing, but since I'm no dumby I learned my lesson. You have to be on top of your game while zipping this thing. You can't just casually zip it up (while it is full). It will get off track every time.

Anyway, once I got it figured out I was able to get it VERY secure to my bike. It has 1 tube and 2 levers in it. Don't think it will hold much more. I like it now that it's on my bike!

These things are great. I have spent several days in them at a time and they have always performed well. I use them for hiking, fishing, and even cutting the grass. They dry really fast and they do a great job at wicking moisture away from your skin. They are also much more comfortable than boxers or traditional cotton underwear. Do not go without these!! I am actually in the process of phasing out most of my boxers and buying up some of these as replacements. They are just a little expensive though!

I have a buddy that uses this stove and he loves it. It does a great job for him. I do not like it as well as the regular Crux because it does not fold done as small, making it harder to pack in a smaller pot set. This is the ONLY drawback to this stove. It is still a great stove that boils water faster than most others. For me, the minuscule weight difference is not good enough for me when compared to the portability of the Crux.

I love my Crux. It never ceases to amaze both me and people I camp with at just how fast it can boil water. It folds incredibly small and fits under it's fuel canister, which all fits nicely inside of my pot set. It is extremely durable and has taken a lot of abuse since I have had it. It does not get much better than this stove.

I love this pad. You can fold it all sorts of ways to put it on your pack any way that you may need to. It is VERY lite and fairly comfortable. It is not quite as durable as its brother (Ridge Rest), as the folds appear that they can be ripped kind of easy, although mine is still doing just fine. Great pad & a great price. You can not go wrong!!

Looks great, fits great, and is always fun to show off the Backcountry gear! I wear 32" jeans and got a Medium. It fits great.

Go with the goat!!

I love this pullover. I have predominantly used it casually (medical school puts a cramp in outdoor fun). I'm 5'9'' 165lbs and a medium fits me great. Just enough room for a light long sleeve baselayer. I really like the extended length of the sleeves. I have used this on one hike. It was a short 5 mile, 1,400 ft hike here in the WV Apps. It was about 35 degrees when we left and in the mid 40's when we got back. The pullover did a great job at keeping me warm early on and did a fairly good job at getting the moisture out when we really started climbing.

I picked this thing up a while back while it was still on sale. It was significantly cheaper than it is now. Look for it on SAC.

It does not get any better than Burt's. No other lip balm compares. Buy it, you will see!

I've had this thing for about 2 weeks now and I love it. Before I was carrying a laptop case and a backpack. Now I have consolidated everything into just this bag. It all fits great! The bag is also very comfortable. It sits very nicely on my shoulder and when I have it full, the waist belt comes in very handy. I carry a ~15 inch Dell laptop (with a battery that sticks out about an extra 1/2 inch). It fits in there perfect. Though as far as height goes,there is not much room to spare with the bigger battery. Did I mention that it is stylish? Overall, I would highly recommend this bag. Get it now! What are you waiting for?

I'm not a racer, so I'm not in to paying high dollar for a lightweight cage. This was is cheap, works great, and isn't really that heavy. I'd recommend it.

Ouch! I paid $75 for this thing about a month ago. Now it's a heck of deal. This thing breaths great, feels comfy, and looks good. I highly recommend it. Especially at this price. I am 5'10'' and about 170 lbs, and have larger arms/chest. A large fits me well. Just tight enough, but does not squeeze too much. Get it!!

This bibs have been great for the month or so I've had them. They are very comfy and feel awesome when in the saddle. They were my first pair of bibs so I was worried about comfort and rubbing. I've had no issues with the straps rubbing. They are great. I have no complaints. Well, maybe just one. The price. I paid $140 for them. Now they are less than $100. Dang!! Anyway, they are definitely worth it. Great Product!

These things are great. I have spent several days in them at a time and they have always performed well. They dry really fast and they do a great job at wicking moisture away from your skin. They are also much more comfortable than boxers or traditional cotton underwear. Do not go without these!!

This headlamp has been great. It is very bright and takes forever to run the battery out. It also has some neat little features, all with just 1 button. I highly recommend this headlamp. I do not leave without mine, even on day hikes!

You can not go wrong using this pot set to cook for big groups. The anodized aluminum is great because it is light, distributes heat well, and the anodized coating make it very durable. Another great MSR product.

I just recently picked up these pants and used them on a 10 day hiking trip in Utah. These pants did a very good job. The are very lightweight and did a great job at keeping me cool, even in the high temperatures of the desert. I purchased a size medium because I have a 32" waist. They ended up fitting just right. If I was much bigger they wouldn't have fit. Also, I have fairly large quads and a bigger than average butt (it is a blessing and a curse). These pants were borderline too tight for me around the leg. Overall, these are great pants. Buy them!!

Lose a good night of sleep that is. This mattress is SWEET! It is very comfy and does a great job keeping you warm. You can't go wrong with it. I would not recommend putting it in/on a pack (it is not the lightest). It travels great from your car to your tent though!!

This is a cheap and easy light that is safe to use in your tent. I alway take this with me when I am car camping (never when I am backpacking though, because it is HEAVY). The light portion of the unit slides up and down to save room when not using it. It has 2 brightness settings and does an awesome job at keeping the tent lit up. There are much better quality lights like these out there, but this is a cheap purchase that has done a great job times the many times I have used it.

They are bright. They are cheap. They last forever (assuming you take care of them).

This is a nice pot set. It is great for larger groups and is very dependable. Having more than one stove would help to get things done much faster with set. You can use them to cook anything. The pot grabber is actually fairly stable, as I have used it to handle the pot when it was full of boiling water and I did not have any problems. The biggest drawback to this set is the extra weight of stainless steel. I have not heard great things about heating aluminum too hot and titanium is too expensive. This is the best of both worlds.

This is a nice pot set. It is very dependable. You can use them to cook anything. The pot grabber is actually fairly stable, as I have used it to handle the pot when it was full of boiling water and I did not have any problems. Everything fits nicely into the biggest pot (including my MSR Whisperlite stove). The biggest drawback to this set is the extra weight of stainless steal. I have not heard great things about heating aluminum too hot and titanium is too expensive. This is the best of both worlds.

This sleeping pad is simple but it definitely gets the job done. It is easy to roll up and put on the bottom of your pack. Although it may not be as comfortable as the other pads you put air in, it is cheaper, less hassle, and you never have to worry about having a leak. It also does a great job at keeping you warm while laying on a cold surface. Simplicity rules!!

This stuff is great. Packs easy and is so tasty. I pick this stuff up any time I see it on a store shelf. Though it never usually makes it home from the store.. ;)

This thing is pretty sweet. Turns a questionable sleeping area into a place fit for a king. I don't leave home without mine. It also helps extend the life of your sleeping bag. A little pricey though!

You can not beat this back for the price. I have used mine on countless nights with temps varying from ~25 degrees all the way to ~75 degrees. In the cold it does an excellent job at keeping warmth in. I've never been cold in it (I always wear a thermal top and bottom though). In warmer months it is still great because it vents very well and can actually help to keep you cool. I have had some minor trouble with the zipper on just one occasion, but it wasn't a big deal at all.

If you are using an MSR liquid fuel stove/canister then you have to have this pump. It is not the most fun device, but it gets the job done. Just expect to get some fuel on yourself.

MSR makes a great product. This is no different. Although it is something as simple as an aluminum bottle, it is important that you get something that is made well. This bottle doesn't leak, is VERY sturdy, and you can put cool stickers all over it! I wouldn't recommend any other fuel bottle.

This is a great stove for all sorts of backpacking trips. It is a step up from its brother, that only burns white gas. This stove will burn multiple fuel types. It is easy to use, easy to repair/maintence, and boils water pretty quickly. It is also nice because you can adjust the size of your flame so you are not scorching your dinner! The main drawpack to this stove is that you must carry a bottle of white gas with you. This adds weight and often times makes a mess. Oh yeah, it takes some time to light too because you have to prime it, light it, let it heat up, and then light the flame. This stove's best feature is that it is extremely reliable.

This is a great stove for all sorts of backpacking trips. It is easy to use, easy to repair/maintence, and boils water pretty quickly. It is also nice because you can adjust the size of your flame so you are not scorching your dinner! The main drawpack to this stove is that you must carry a bottle of white gas with you. This adds weight and often times makes a mess. Oh yeah, it takes some time to light too because you have to prime it, light it, let it heat up, and then light the flame. This stove's best feature is that it is extremely reliable.

This tent is pretty cool. First of all, it is incredibly light. Just a pole and the top. It is also very quick and easy to set up. I recommend purchasing the floor that goes with it, as it attaches to the top and actually pulls up from the ground, blocking water/bugs from getting in. They also make an adapter that connects 2 trekking poles together so you don't even need to take along the provided pole. This tent is Sweet!!

These are a great pair of goggles. Spy makes an awesome product and this is one of them. In 5 years I spent well over $150 buying a brand new cheap pair of goggles right before every season. I finally realized that was stupid and I bought these goggles. I just finished up with my 3rd season with Spy Soldiers and they are still as good as when I got them. They NEVER fog up, they circulate air very nicely, and hold up well through a face plant (trust me, it hurt). Get these goggles. They may seem a little expensive, but you will save time/money/hassle in the long run. Trust me.

Let me first say that this watch has been a great watch. I have had it for over 3 years now and it has done very well for me. First with the good: The altimeter does a great job, the ski chrono works awesome, the 2 time settings is nice to have, the chrono/lap works great, the compass is a nifty feature, and the barometer does a good job at letting you know when weather is coming in. The bad: the face plate is huge (I get made fun of a lot, but who cares right?), you have to calibrate frequently to keep your altitude correct, this thing eats batteries for breakfast, and worst of all, the construction is not the greatest. I have reattached both metal plates above and below the face plate and the button covers keep coming loose from the sides of the face plate.

I know there was a lot of bad in this review, but this watch has worked great for over 3 years. Overall, I am satisfied with this purchase. Would I buy this specific watch again?? Probably not.

I have put an entire season in this boot and have really enjoyed them. It is actually pretty comfortable, has padding in the right places, and fits my foot nicely. My foot width is average, so it doesn't squeeze too much sideways (I actually have a little more room than I'd like). My only semi-complaint about this boot is that the buckle system isn't the greatest. It seems that Technica wanted to make the buckles look fancy, which I believes takes away from their ease of use. They still work just fine, they just are a little bit harder to get buckled up than a regular buckle. I would NOT let that stop my from buying them though. This is a great boot!!

I don't go out on any of my bikes without this tool (mountain or road). I keep one in each of my seat packs. It works great when you need to make a quick fix in the middle of a ride. There allen sizes on there that fit all locations on my bikes, both types of screw drivers, and a great chain tool that works everytime. This is well worth the money and extra weight!!

These socks are spectacular. I have two pairs of them and will never buy another brand/type of hiking sock. They are extremely comfortable, have JUST the right thickness in ALL of the right places, and do an awesome job at keeping moisture away from your feet. Also, these socks come with a liftetime warranty. You won't regret the money you spend on these socks!!

I've had this pack for almost 6 months and I absolutely love it. It's compartments are conviently located and the suspension system makes the pack incredibly comfortable. I've used this pack on several overnight trips and have not been disapointed yet. It is somewhat small is you are looking to venture out for more than 1 night or if you are looking for a pack for winter camping.

I just got this ski about 1/2 through this season, and have them set up as an all-mountain ski (I'm not into park/pipe). I've put about 10 days on them. Each day had different conditions. I must say that I was impressed with the way these skis handled all conditions. Whether it was hardpack, ice, slush, crud, packed powder, corn, or even a little powder (didn't get to try them out in anything over 6"), these skis did the job. This was my first twin tip and I must say that I really enjoy the ease at which I am now able to ski backwards. I would highly recommend these skis!!

These are typical Nalgene bottles. You can't break em, they never leak, and they last forever. I also prefer these specifically because they are made of a bit softer plastic than the typical clear Nalgene bottles. You can still see through the green ones well enough to use the measuring grid on the side. This bottle is DA BOMB!!

I picked these poles up on SAC a while back. I can't say enough good things about them. First the grips are great. I've used them for all day hikes and haven't had any problems with sore hands. The straps are well-made and easily adjusted. Last, but not least, the shock absorbtion system is pretty sweet. I was a bit leery because I wasn't sure if the pole would absorb too much and create instability. This isn't the case at all. The poles absorb just enough to make for a comfortable pole plant. Needless to say, these poles are great! They have my highest recommendation!