Bailey Bremner, Author at CleverHiker

Bailey Bremner

Gear Analyst

Bailey “PseudoSloth” Bremner is a Colorado-based adventurer. She has thru-hiked established trails such as the Continental Divide Trail and Colorado Trail. However, her real passion is hiking unique routes, such as the Western Wanderer Route from Canada to Mexico and the Alaska Four Range Route.

When she isn’t off hiking in the wilderness, Bailey can be found teaching math to middle schoolers, helping beginner backpackers get started in the outdoors, and spending time with her two trusty dog companions.

Articles by Bailey Bremner

Nitecore NB10000 Gen4 Power Bank Review

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Nitecore NB10000 Gen4 Power Bank Review

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Ultralight and highly efficient, this compact power bank delivers fast charging, excellent portability, and thoughtful features, making it a favorite for backpackers who want dependable power at minimal weight.

Nitecore NB Air Power Bank Review

Closeup of the NB Air sitting on a rock charging a Nitecore headlamp. There is a pinion-juniper forest in the background.

Nitecore NB Air Power Bank Review

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This compact, ultralight power bank is ideal for overnight trips, delivering fast recharging, excellent portability, and just enough power for quick top-offs on the trail.

FLEXTAIL Zero Power 10000 Power Bank Review

Close up of a hand holding the Flextail up to the camera. There is a pinion-juniper forest and canyon in the background.

FLEXTAIL Zero Power 10000 Power Bank Review

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Lightweight, compact, and impressively efficient, this ultralight power bank delivers reliable charging without adding much weight or bulk to your pack.

Nestout 15000 Power Bank Review

Close up of the Nestout sitting on a rock with a red rock canyon in the background.

Nestout 15000 Power Bank Review

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Built for harsh conditions, this rugged power bank offers waterproof and dustproof protection, excellent cold-weather performance, and dependable charging for demanding outdoor adventures.

Cascade Mountain Tech Carbon Fiber Quick Lock Review

A person wearing a backpack and using the cascade poles is walking up a trail towards the camera. There are trees juniper trees in the background.

Cascade Mountain Tech Carbon Fiber Quick Lock Review

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Durable carbon fiber trekking poles with excellent value, versatile accessories, and comfortable cork grips. A great choice for hikers seeking strong performance without paying premium prices.

LEKI Legacy Lite Trekking Poles Review

A person using the Legacy poles and wearing a pack is walking up a trail towards the camera with pinion and juniper trees and a mesa in the background.

LEKI Legacy Lite Trekking Poles Review

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Affordable trekking poles with comfortable cork grips and ventilated handles that help keep hands cool. A dependable no-frills option for beginners and hikers seeking simple trail support.

Women’s Dream Pairs Mid-Calf Winter Boot Review

A person wearing the Dream Pair boots is petting a German Shepherd Dog in the snow. They are surrounded by aspen forest.

Women’s Dream Pairs Mid-Calf Winter Boot Review

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Lightweight and budget-friendly winter boots that perform well for the price, offering comfortable all-day wear and decent traction for snowy walks and casual winter adventures.

Women’s Xtratuf 15″ Legacy Winter Boot Review

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Women’s Xtratuf 15″ Legacy Winter Boot Review

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Fully waterproof winter boots built for wet, slick conditions, offering dependable traction and all-day dryness for snowy hikes, beach walks, and slushy winter terrain.

Women’s Salomon Toundra Pro Winter Boot Review

A person wearing the Toundra boots sits in the snow and enjoys the view of a mountain.

Women’s Salomon Toundra Pro Winter Boot Review

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Built for icy winter hikes, these boots deliver standout traction and reliable warmth, helping you feel confident and secure on snowy trails and slick, refrozen terrain.

Duluth Dry on the Fly Women’s Hiking Pants Review

View of a person's lower legs. The leg on the left features the Duluth pants rolled up with the snap feature. The leg on the right demonstrates the pants when worn rolled down. They are wearing boots and standing in a pine forest.

Duluth Dry on the Fly Women’s Hiking Pants Review

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Designed for durability and packed with pockets, these pants shine both on the trail and in daily life, making them a go-to choice for active outdoor adventurers.

Black Diamond Trail Back Trekking Poles Review

A person wearing a backpack is walking down a trail using some trekking poles. They are in desert like area with pushes and pine trees.

Black Diamond Trail Back Trekking Poles Review

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On a budget or just starting to dabble in hiking and backpacking? Want to save your knees? We love that this trekking pole includes all the basics without breaking the bank. They are super durable and include helpful features such as winter baskets.

Durston Iceline Trekking Poles Review

A person wearing a pack is standing on a rock holding their arms out and holding trekking poles in one hand. There is a rock outcrop and valley in the background.

Durston Iceline Trekking Poles Review

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Weight savings don’t have to mean enormous sacrifices. This trekking pole is streamlined and well thought out. Not only does that cut weight, but it makes this pole easy to use.

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