Imagine this:You just reached your campground after a 8 hour hike with a 40-lbs pack, you're hungry and just want to fry up some food. You want your
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Jetboil Minimo vs MSR PocketRocket (1 & 2)
Both stoves are on sale at REI through May 26!The Jetboil Minimo and MSR Pocket Rocket 2 are both excellent backpacking stoves. Although it's difficult to go wrong
Jetboil Minimo vs Micromo
Jetboil Micromo and Minimo are both great stoves and they're 95% identical. They have exactly the same burner, regulator, shroud, control valve, canister stabilizer and baseplate attachment. Both
Jetboil Flash vs MiniMo
The Jetboil MiniMo and Flash are both great stoves with different design intentions.The most important thing to know when comparing these two stoves is that the Flash is designed only
MSR Dragonfly vs Whisperlite
These are both great stoves which can handle multiple types of fuel and will last through some nasty conditions. They've both been on the market for some time
Backpacking Alcohol: Things to Consider & Your Best Options
Packing for a backpacking trip involves the careful balance of selecting the necessities and letting go of luxuries. You want to make sure that you have all the
The 5 Best Backpacking Frying Pans
MSR Alpine Fry PanGSI PinnaclePrimus CampfireMSR Quick SkilletGSI BugabooOverall ScoreMSR Alpine Fry PanGSI PinnaclePrimus CampfireMSR Quick SkilletGSI BugabooBottom lineMost durable and overall bestBest non-stickBest for open firesBest for
Camping Foods: No Cooking, No Refrigeration
Now, technically, 2 main things should be considered when choosing what foods to bring:High calorie/weight ratio to leverage more energy per unit weight carriedHigh protein and fat content
Backpacking Eggs: Most Suitable Types, Carry and Shelf Lives
As I always say in the beginning of backpacking food posts, there are 3 things to consider when looking for a hiking food:High calorie/weight ratio to leverage more energy
Meats for Backpacking
There are three primary components to good backpacking food:High calorie-to-weight ratio to leverage more energy per unit weight carriedHigh protein and fat content because they're almost always digested