Find the best women's biker shorts from expert testing and reviews. We tested biker shorts for hiking, running, and outdoor activities with fit guides for every body type.
Read MoreSun protection is essential when spending time outdoors, so we trail-tested UPF clothing to bring you this review of the 11 best sun shirts for men and women.
Read MoreWe researched and tested backpacking cooking pots—ones with positive reviews in outdoor media as well as users. We found the best cook pots for backpacking including titanium, anodized aluminum, stainless steel, and cook sets. We considered cooking efficiency, heat distribution, and weight.
Read MoreWe find the best backpacking stoves after testing 22 of the most popular backpacking stoves side-by-side for 3 years and over 1000s of miles.
Read MoreWe test the best backpacking trowels for lightweight, durable, and efficient cathole digging. Leave No Trace in rocks, roots, and sand with an ultralight potty trowel.
Read MoreA long-term, in-depth review of the updated Nitecore NU25 UL with MCT (Multi Color Temperatures). We consider battery life, comfort, brightness, ease of use and more.
Read MoreThe Six Moon Designs Lunar Orbiter is a freestanding ultralight tent with dual vestibules and a silpoly build. We tested it for 2 years in wind, rain, and snow.
Read MoreWe test 19 pairs to find the best women's hiking underwear. No riding, creeping, wedgies, or rolling waistbands. No chafing or rubbing. No itchy material. Just quick drying and moisture-wicking, odor-free undies.
Read MoreWe asked Treeline Review writers about their go-to sports bras for hiking and backpacking. Here's what they found in their testing, and the favorites.
Read MoreUltra fabric toughness in an ultralight backpack, our ULA Ultra Node 20L review covers durability for travel, commuting, adventure, hiking, and scrambling.
Read MoreWe tested 12 hiking umbrellas over hundreds of desert and rainy miles. Here are the best options for sun, rain, and wind — with lightweight picks for backpackers.
Read MoreDiscover the best hiking backpacks for women, chosen and tested by the women of TreelineReview for comfort, durability, and trail performance.
Read MoreWe tested the Mountain Hardwear Alakazam backpack to evaluate ALUULA fabric durability, waterproof performance, comfort, and load carry on long-haul backpacking trips.
Read MoreWe tested the NEMO Pulse on the Appalachian, Timberline, and Grand Enchantment Trails. Here's whether 1000 fill power and full recyclability justify the $550 price tag.
Read MoreWe tested the Big Agnes String Ridge VST 1.5 backpacking the 223-mile long Ouachita Trail to see how its vertical sidewall design, and generous interior space perform for solo backpacking and bikepacking trips.
Read MoreSustainable synthetic insulation meets innovative features—our Exped DeepSleep review tests the 3D footbox and recyclable design across three temperature ratings.
Read MoreWe tested 50 lightweight, midweight, and heavyweight men’s and women’s base layer tops over four years. We put these base layers to work, and came out with the best base layers for warmth, durability, comfort, and ability to wick away sweat and odor over time.
Read MoreOne of few people to thru-hike the PCT northbound and southbound weighs in on the differences in gear and strategy. Here’s the gear, strategy, and plan for PCT NOBO vs. SOBO.
Read MoreMore than just a gear list, read our comprehensive gear strategy for the Pacific Crest Trail. As weather and ecosystems change, so should your gear. Here’s what we’ve learned in 20,000 PCT miles of trial-and-error.
Read MoreSpace-saving cooling for day trips and groceries, our review tests the REI Campwell 18L’s unique folding design and real-world performance and versatility.
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