1st: Terrex AX4 Mid Gore-tex 2nd: Columbia Facet™ 75 Alpha 3rd: TERREX FREE HIKER 2 (Non Gore-tex) About ($140‐150 each) Personally I like most the Columbia's Facet 75 Alpha. But the best reviews are on Adidas side. What would you guys suggest please? Thank you so much for your time and help. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated. Happy Hikes submitted by /u/Street-Fox2151 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I've never had a puffy jacket - you all know the one I'm talking about - typically a super lightweight mid-layer that hikers, and non-hikers seem to have latched onto in the past decade. Down/poly filled. Anyway, what were you wearing before you invested in one? I say invested as they're usually far from cheap. I wonder though, as a regular hiker, and 1-2 times per year backpacker (I'm in the PNW where it's typically pretty rainy and grey - good alpine mountains but not typically higher than 2,300-ish metres), do I make the plunge? Currently I wear a long sleeved poly base layer that I typica ..read more

Hi! This is such a long shot but my friend and I are hoping to do a key swap on the Lost Coast trail on April 26 (a week from this friday)!! please let us know if you’d be interested :) submitted by /u/ConfidenceOwn918 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hi, my fellow hiker friends. My friend and I will go to Ljungsdalen in Sweden for a 3-4 day hike, here in late May. We seek some advice for what is needed (in case we have missed something) for a hike of this length. And what the most optimal go-to items would be. We have light experience from hiking in Iceland, being Boy Scouts when younger, and having done multiple walks from shelter to shelter. Ljungsdalen in Sweden will provide -10 degrees Celsius at night. And mountain-ish terrain. We have: An easy setup, lightweight tent. Sleeping bags that can retain heat. Lightweight, low-storage mat ..read more

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I hiked the 40 mile Teton Crest trail in September of 2022. I took an alternate route that started in Death Canyon and continued north through the range. Hope this video inspires people to explore this beautiful place. The video is a little long at 15 minutes but if you wait you'll get to see a sow with a cub, moose, and goats. Also the views from Hurricane Pass and paintbrush divide are 10 out of 10. submitted by /u/foggy_redboi [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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