#outdoor equipment

Has the new REI trade-in deal changed how you upgrade your tent?

Are you still trusting old gear after the latest price hikes hit camping essentials?

Is switching to a splitboard worth the sustainability trade-off for backcountry riding?

Do you skip overpriced gear and buy second-hand for your camping trips now?

Does spending $1,500 on a backcountry airbag pack reduce your risk or just your bank account?

Is a portable solar panel setup for camping actually worth the investment?

Are rooftop tents just overpriced ladders to nowhere, or are they genuinely better than a ground tent?

Is battery-powered camping gear still worth carrying in 2026 or did solar kill it?

With rental gear prices rising, is buying secondhand gear the smarter move?

Are "eco-friendly" camping products overpriced and underperforming for the average budget traveler?

Should weather resistance ever be sacrificed for weight savings in a tent?