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A sturdy three-section aluminum pole for people who put in miles. The Backcountry 3.0 telescopes from 64 to 135 cm with graduated lower sections so...

With six of the lightest, fully-functional carabiners in the BD line-up, the MiniWire Rackpack features color-coded MiniWire carabiners that match ...

Mammut's dry-treated cragging rope for routes where the rock, or the weather, is wet. A PFC-free DWR finish keeps water absorption under two percen...

Impact is a half-and-half mix of fine powder and nuggets, so you can crush a chunk for a thick base coat or dip for a quick dust-up mid-session. It...

Lightweight quickdraw featuring two MiniWire carabiners—lightest in Black Diamonds line—is perfect for lightweight missions and long routes where s...

Mountain House pouches are the dinner you grab on the way out the door for a Mt. Hood overnight, a Gorge car-camp or the earthquake bin under the s...

Pick this bag for the cold, clear nights that follow a Cascades storm: a 15°F down bag in NEMO's Classic Spoon shape, so side sleepers can draw the...

The Seeker 6L is the camp water supply for a small group: haul six litres from the creek or campground spigot once, hang it by the lash points, and...

Dessert is the easiest morale win in a backcountry kitchen, and this one pulls its weight at a Lost Lake campsite or on the last night of a Three S...

Pull this on when the no-see-ums come out at dusk on a Cascade lake or a coastal campsite and the regular mosquito net is not stopping them. The me...

The Copper Spur UL3 is for three people, or two with a dog and wet gear, who want a door and vestibule each and still want the pack to feel light o...

Mac and cheese is the meal people reach for after a wet day on Mt. Hood, and this is the one that delivers 24 grams of protein with it. Elbow noodl...

This is the pouch for a big-mileage day when you need 40 grams of protein and do not want to think about dinner. Instant fettuccine, freeze-dried w...

This is the pan for the camp breakfast that actually gets cooked over the fire. Eggs, trout from the lake, a pile of onions and potatoes, all seare...

Three litres covers a full day on the Timberline Trail or a hot Gorge hike with no reliable refill, and the Contour 3L carries it without the sag a...

These are the tablets for the reservoir that smells like last August, the jerry can with a brown ring, and the cooler that sat in the garage all wi...

For the days when a bottle is all you want to carry. Grayl's Transport Bottle Sling cinches a GeoPress or any standard 32 oz bottle (up to 40 oz si...

The Zip is the stove for people who want hot water fast and nothing else to fuss with. It is the lightest and simplest system Jetboil makes: a Flux...

The Velocity 3L is for the long, dry days, a full lap of Dog Mountain in August or a hut-to-hut push where the next refill is hours away, and it ca...

This is the tent for people who spend real time in camp, not just the hours they sleep: two doors, two vestibules, and a revised pole structure tha...

Fill it from a creek in the Gorge, thread on your filter, squeeze, and keep walking. The 2L VectoX is CNOC's wide-mouth dirty-water bag for backcou...

The C Bar 3 is the tent to buy when you want DAC poles and a fully taped, 1500 mm waterproof fly from a backpacking brand without paying ultralight...

One trip to the lake covers water for the whole camp. The 4L VectoPlus is CNOC's group-size collapsible container: scoop it full through the slider...

Carry this for the night you want real food at the end of a long day on the Timberline Trail or a cold shoulder-season weekend in the Gorge. Lentil...

The Fall Line is the Hestra for people who hold a pole all day and want to feel it: outseam construction keeps the stitching off your palm so the g...

A hip pack that actually carries your water bottle. Grayl's Transport Hip Pack puts a GeoPress, a Nalgene or any bottle up to 32 oz in a non-slip B...

The Flash 1.0L is the stove most people picture when they hear Jetboil: half a liter of water boiling in about two minutes, which is a hot dinner a...

Built for the three seasons when Oregon backpacking is wet as often as it is cold: a synthetic bag that keeps insulating after Gorge mist or a damp...

This is the Flash 1.0L bundled with the windscreen that makes it work on an exposed ridge, a Gorge trailhead or a gusty coastal campsite. The scree...

The Seeker 3L is the water carrier you strap to a pack for a dry camp on the PCT or toss in the car for a weekend at the coast. Three litres is eno...

The 20 pack is the right count if you run a hydration bladder all mountain-bike season and a Seeker bag or jerry can every camping weekend, or you ...