Backpacks 
Review: Osprey Ariel 65 pack for Spring 2010(0)
Recently, over the course of a four-day backpacking trip, I had a chance to test out Osprey’s updated Ariel 65 pack, to be released with their Spring 2010 line. The women’s-specific pack is designed for multi-day treks, and would be suitable anywhere from a weekend to about five days. While most of the general design of the pack has remained the same, there are a few changes.
Review: Mountainsmith Borealis AT
Borealis AT Mountainsmith are no strangers to outdoor camera gear. The company has made a line of camera bags for as long as I can remember. Read more for our review of the Borealis AT.
Review: Crumpler The Bumper Issue
Crumpler is most widely known for their Million Dollar Home series of camera bags, well-loved by photographers. However, that isn’t the only style bag they make. Besides camera, messenger, and laptop bags, they have branched out into other styles. The Bumper Issue is Crumpler’s answer to Camelback’s hydration packs. The simple daypack ships with a [...]
Review: Osprey Exos 46
Osprey has been an independent backpack manufacturer for 35 years. In that time, the company has managed to refine their products to the fine forms you see today. Earlier this year, the company came out with its new ultralight Exos series packs. The Exos comes in 34, 46, and 58 liter sizes. At 2 pounds [...]