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Hiking Apparel to Get on the Trails

An enjoyable hike can be experienced without needing to invest in high-cost hiking apparel and gadgetry. Smart Hiking Apparel Here are some of the most essential items of hiking apparel: Footwear A solid pair of hiking boots is critical to protect and support the ankles and feet when out of the uneven and long trails. The preferred pair of boots will relate to...

Ispeed 70 oz Sport Hydration Pack Review | Rating 3.9 out of 5

The Ispeed 70 oz Sport hydration pack has a nice weight distribution making it comfortable to haul on an adventure --- whether this might be cycling or hiking. The reservoir opening is in the region of 1.75 inch so easy to quickly refill when needed. There is a rear shut-off value that can feel quite tight and relies on a...

Outdoor Products 2L Reservoir Review | Rating 4.0 out of 5

A solid replacement bladder system and I have no real concerns. The Outdoor Products 2L reservoir is pretty easy to clean, doesn’t appear to leak, is cost-effective, and comes with clear cleaning instructions. I have used the OP reservoir on several long hikes to date and it seems to be able to perform without complaint. The bite valve and host system...

Outdoor Products H20 Performance Hydration Pack Review | Rating 4.0 out of 5

The Outdoor Products H20 Performance hydration pack is a reliable performer at a quite affordable price. If you want to save on the expense of a CamelBak unit, this type of pack might give the desired satisfaction. I found it very portable and lightweight and easy to drink from. Definitely a great purchase of the price and has a...

Teton Sports TrailRunner 2.0 Hydration Backpack w/ Bladder Review | Rating 4.1 out of 5

I am a hiker, runner, and cyclist, and I’m always active with a hydration pack of some shape or size. I’ve tried a variety of products, from hand bottles, hydration belts, to CamelBak-like systems. But I found the Teton Sports TrailRunner 2.0 hydration pack to be the perfect answer. Not heavy at all, comfortable to use, leak-free, and has space...

Osprey Packs Hydraulics LT Reservoir Review | Rating 4.2 out of 5

I recently put the Osprey Packs Hydraulics LT Reservoir through its paces. It certainly worked well and I have no real complaints. I found the wide-mouth system to be very straightforward to fill, even in a rush or using trail water pumps. Plus, the pack has markers to clearly indicate the volume of water left. Plus, I can easily pack...

Platypus Hoser Hydration System Review | Rating 4.2 out of 5

I purchased two of the Platypus Hoser hydration systems and it certain provides a reliable service. It holds a decent amount of water (1L, 1.8L, 2L, and 3L models available), is free of annoying plastic taste, and collapses to a small packet when drained. I was easily able to place the Platypus Hoser pack inside the water pocket on an...

Teton Sports Oasis 1100 Hydration Backpack w/ Bladder Review | Rating 4.5 out of 5

Love this backpack. The Teton Sports Oasis 110 hydration backpack w/bladder is easily able to accept everything I want to put inside. The small pockets are great to hold keys, phone, wallet, compass, binoculars, or similar sized items. In the bladed section I can include more gear, while the large pocket is perfect for a lunch bag, fleece, or rain...

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