Best Ultralight 3 Person Tent? | Zpacks Triplex Review

Backwoods Best ultralight 3P tent

Looking for the best ultralight 3P tent? If you need or want some extra space, it’s tough to beat the Zpacks Triplex 3P Tent. This ultralight 3P tent is super easy to set up, can fit up to 3 adults ( or gives 2 full size folks plenty of space…for a backpacking tent), and comes in at an insane weight of just 21.4 oz with a full bathtub floor.

Tricer-BC vs Tricer-AD vs GTP-1 Review

Tricer USA Tripod review

I first learned about Tricer tripods several years ago when I heard founder Drew Miles on a hunting podcast describe several products they were producing for backcountry hunters, including some innovative tripod designs that utilized trekking poles for legs such …

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Zamberlan Baltoro Lite Hunting Boot Review

Zamberlan Baltoro boots review. Zamberlan boots. Best lightweight hunting boots.

I am ALWAYS on the lookout for the perfect lightweight hunting boot. This Zamberlan Baltoro Lite review comes from that pursuit. Zamberlan hunting boots have proven to be top notch in our team’s testing, but there normally seems to be …

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Sea to Summit Ascent Review

Sea to Summit Ascent Sleeping Bag Review

Whether you are backpacking, hunting, or camping a good sleeping bag is one of the most essential pieces of gear. This Sea to Summit Ascent review was born from the need to stay warm in the backcountry while keeping the …

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Durston X-Mid Pro 2P Review | Stupid Light But Storm-Worthy?

Backwoods Best ultralight 2P tent

The Durston X-Mid Pro 2 is our pick for the best ultralight 2P tent for it’s simplicity, weight, and spacious interior. Featuring 2 doors and 2 large vestibules, naturally waterproof dyneema fabric, and excellent wind and rain performance, the X-Mid Pro 2 gives you everything you need and want in and ultralight backpacking tent while still keeping the weight insanely low.

Kowa TSN 773 Review | Best of All Worlds

Kowa TSN 773 Spotting Scope

We love optics here at Backwoods Pursuit, so naturally doing this Kowa TSN 773 review was an absolute privilege. When you are trying to decide what the best spotting scope is for your needs, there’s simply nothing better than getting …

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5 Best Ultralight Quilts | Field Tested

Viam Outdoors Quilt - Best backpacking quilts

Selecting the best ultralight quilt for the situations you are going to encounter can be a tough job, given the large number of options on the market today. We conducted real-life testing of these 6 top tier ultralight quilts to …

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Sea To Summit Ember Quilt Review | 25°F Tested

Sea to Summit Ember Quilt Ember EBIII

The Sea to Summit Ember Quilt is a unique backpacking quilt that offers features I’ve not found in other backpacking quilts I’ve tested.  While quilts in general are typically more versatile than sleeping bags, this one offers even more versatility …

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6 Best Backpacking Water Filters

Best backpacking water filters

What’s the best backpacking water filter?  That’s a question many of us ask when looking to venture into the backcountry for multiple days.  There’s no clear-cut answer to that question as the type of filter you might need differs depending …

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Elk Call Holders: 4 Best Options

Diaphragm elk call holders

Diaphragm Elk Call Holders: Is there a difference? Diaphragm elk call holders have come a long way in recent years. Keeping your elk calls protected while in the field can be a challenge.  Elk call holders should keep your calls …

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3 Best Ultralight Game Bags

Best ultralight game bags

Quality Ultralight Game Bags: Worth the Extra Money? Ultralight game bags.  If you’ve ever shopped around, you probably found that game bags come in many shapes, sizes, weights, and materials.  So why are synthetic bags so much more expensive than …

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Kelty Salida 2 Review | Lightweight Tent on a Budget

Kelty Salada

In this Kelty Salida 2 review we show you why this entry level floored backpacking tent gives you a lot for the price point.  Weighing in at 3lbs 14oz, it’s the heaviest of the shelters I tested, but also the least expensive by a long shot.  If you don’t feel like emptying your wallet on a tent, this is a fantastic option that gives you a good amount of interior space and a freestanding design.  It is also a double wall tent, so you avoid potential condensation issues. 

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