Camping and Outdoors

Camping & RVs

Sports & Outdoors

Kayaking, ATV Riding, Soccer Games, Air-Conditioned Campers, or Tents. Whatever your style, there are a few common threads - like cooking and coolers for each mentioned above. Tag us along with your friends in posts to show others in the community how you have mastered your chosen activity

There is so much to explore, stop stressing so much and get out there with your people!

- Travels, Stories, and Trip Suggestions will be expanding. They will be available on the blogs page. Find your favorite Team Members and follow along on their journeys

Backpacking Gear

Anti-chaffing products are not to be overlooked. Simple baby powder works as well. Put it on when you START feeling friction and heat. We'd rather you avoid the embarrassment of the "cowboy swagger".

-Joy, Swen, Jeremy, Chris

You still need to poop, unfortunately. Get a trowel, it's good karma to do it right. Biodegradable body wipes are also great while we are on this topic.
Pack some over-the-counter medications (such as anti-diarrheal, NSAIDS, Antihistamines) and as always, read the directions.

- Caleb, Carl, Kyle, Yesel

Getting Started

You'll need an Internal Frame Backpack and some good friends. Remember lightweight is key for everything- hiking boots, tent, sleeping bag/pad, stove.. Chipmunks don't have what you left at home so plan carefully.

Tried and True Items

Team Favorites

Internal Frame Pack

  • Search Internal Frame Backpacks. 55L - 75L capacity fits most needs

  • Osprey with anti-gravity mesh is our favorite

  • Pack water and heavy things near your back and lower in the pack

  • Fit is important. Shops, tutorials, and others can help you adjust your new pack

Sleeping Bags

Sleeping Pads

Tents

  • Lots of good options, search Lightweight Tents

  • Compare features and prioritize needs before setting a budget

  • Footprint Tarps offer extra durability. Ultra-light shelters have some trade-offs but are excellent choices to cut ounces.

Water Filters

Cooking Stoves

Anti-chaffing products are not to be overlooked. Simple baby powder works as well. Put it on when you START feeling friction and heat. We'd rather you avoid the embarrassment of the "cowboy swagger".

-Joy, Swen, Jeremy, Chris

You still need to poop, unfortunately. Get a trowel, it's good karma to do it right. Biodegradable body wipes are also great while we are on this topic.
Pack some over-the-counter medications (such as anti-diarrheal, NSAIDS, Antihistamines) and as always, read the directions.

- Caleb, Carl, Kyle, Yesel

Newly Discovered

Keep coming back to expand your collection. Navigating to Amazon through our links anytime that you are ready to check out is the best way to support us! Especially if you consider another one of our great grabs.

Thanks And Go Conquer Your Mountains!!

These ice cleats were literal LIFE SAVERS on our last trip!!! We bought them at trailhead price and were still thankful. They are very light and fit securely. A new must-have for us if there is any chance of packed snow.

- Swen, Carl, Evan, Zach, Jeremy, Cannon, Chris, Knight... and Everybody

Good socks just make people happier, no arguments. Footwear will come down to personal preference. Check out light hiking boots.
Digital scales are great to check out your gear weight before getting on the trail.

- Brandon, Joy, Bryce, Zach

New Ideas We Want To Try!

Pack Choices

Extra thick sleeping pads (5"). Pillows. Over-powered flashlights. New Tents: Hyke and Byke w/ footprint is lightest (2P- 2lb 10oz.) Kelty w/ footprint has "Stargazing" rain fly rollback (2P- 4lb 10oz. 3P- 5lb 3oz.)

Wander In The Right Direction

"Plan as if you are already at your destination. When you know what leads to success- you can move forward with confidence."

-The KBear Mountain Team