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Evernew Titanium Pasta Pot Review
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Evernew Titanium Pasta Pot Review

Published: June 10, 2025
The ultralight backcountry chef will appreciate the large diameter, minimal weight, and practical features of this titanium pot. It’s fully featured enough to cook a delicious meal, yet light enough not to break a ten-pound base weight.
Idaho Centennial Trail Guide
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Idaho Centennial Trail Guide

Published: June 10, 2025
Snaking its way the length of Idaho, this 1000-mile trail offers a rugged choose-your-own-adventure experience. It’s a challenging but beautiful thru hike.
MSR Ceramic 2-Pot Set Backpacking Cookware Review
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MSR Ceramic 2-Pot Set Backpacking Cookware Review

Published: June 10, 2025
The pinnacle of ultralight cooking, this 2-pot set features a 4-liter capacity and a non-stick ceramic coating, ideal for basecamp and cooking delicious meals for a small group.
Cherainti Hydration Bladder Review
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Cherainti Hydration Bladder Review

Published: June 9, 2025
Spend less to stay hydrated with this functional, affordable hydration bladder.
Snow Peak Ti-Mini Solo Combo 2.0 Backpacking Cookware Review
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Snow Peak Ti-Mini Solo Combo 2.0 Backpacking Cookware Review

Published: June 9, 2025
This 6.9 oz, nesting two-pot cook set is perfect for ultralight backpackers who require hot water with breakfast or simply enjoy sharing a cup of coffee with a trail buddy.
SOTO Thermostack Combo Backpacking Cookware Review
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SOTO Thermostack Combo Backpacking Cookware Review

Published: June 9, 2025
This is a 4-season design for solo backpackers who get after it in any weather. The titanium pot, cozy stuff sack, and insulated mug are perfect for a meal accompanied by a hot beverage.
GSI Outdoors Halulite Boiler Pot Review
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GSI Outdoors Halulite Boiler Pot Review

Published: June 9, 2025
This pure and simple pot features a streamlined design that is perfect for beginners and won’t break the bank. From boiling water to cooking hearty meals, this one liter pot gets the job done.
Platypus Hoser Hydration Bladder Review
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Platypus Hoser Hydration Bladder Review

Published: June 9, 2025
Expect a fresh taste with limited bells and whistles from this simple hydration bladder design.
HydraPak Seeker Water Bag Review
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HydraPak Seeker Water Bag Review

Published: June 9, 2025
For hikers who prioritize weight, packability, and durability, this minimalist water storage bag is your best bet.
Osprey Hydraulics Reservoir Hydration Bladder Review
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Osprey Hydraulics Reservoir Hydration Bladder Review

Published: June 8, 2025
Your next backpacking trip will go off without a hitch with this thoughtfully designed hydration system.
CamelBak Crux Hydration Bladder Review
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CamelBak Crux Hydration Bladder Review

Published: June 8, 2025
For hikers that want the best drinking experience at an affordable price, this classic hydration bladder provides water that tastes great and flows easily.
Best Hydration Bladders of 2025
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Best Hydration Bladders of 2025

Last Updated: June 5, 2025
We’ve scoured the market and logged miles upon miles on the trails to test this year’s Best Hydration Bladders.
Toaks Titanium 750 mL Backpacking Cookware Review
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Toaks Titanium 750 mL Backpacking Cookware Review

Published: June 5, 2025
This simple titanium pot is perfect for the ultralight thru-hiker. It takes up minimal pack space, boils water efficiently, and only weighs 4.1 oz!
HydraPak Contour Hydration Bladder Review
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HydraPak Contour Hydration Bladder Review

Published: June 5, 2025
This complete hydration bladder strikes an impressive balance between weight and features, allowing you to shed ounces while easily hydrating on the go.
Gregory 3D Hydro Hydration Bladder Review
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Gregory 3D Hydro Hydration Bladder Review

Published: June 5, 2025
Enjoy seamless hydration on all of your adventures with this thoughtfully designed bladder.
CNOC Outdoors VectoX Hydration Bladder Review
A hiker drinks from the CNOC VectoX water container, using two hands to hold it. The granite rock formations of Joshua Tree National Park are in the background.

CNOC Outdoors VectoX Hydration Bladder Review

Published: June 5, 2025
Collect, filter, and store water for your backcountry camp with ease using this ultralight bladder.
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