Wes, Gear Expert from United States, UT Public Profile

This boot is super comfy and breaks in quickly. It's light, and has great cushioning. It is not a really burly boot so if you're doing some intense bushwhacking this isn't for you. Size runs slightly big, I would order a half size smaller than my normal size.

This tent is incredibly light but surprisingly roomy. I previously owned a Big Agnes Fly Creek 2 and for only little more weight more the Tiger Wall offers significantly more space with much easier access thanks to the large doors. Also, the built in gear pockets are awesome.

Very compact and easy to set up. The fabric is solid, I'm not worried about it ripping at all. Light enough to take backpacking but comfortable enough to use other places where you don't want to pack a heavier chair around.

This chair is great for a variety of uses from camping to summer baseball games. It's super sturdy and comfy and packs down small. Set up takes a minute to figure out at first but once you get it down it's not too bad.

I've had these for about a month now and I will definitely look to get another pair soon. I've used them around town, hiking, biking, and to the gym and they're great all around. Definitely recommend.

When buying a system bag, be sure that your pad fits the sleeve. This past weekend I took a size regular with a 20 inch wide pad on a quick backpacking trip. Temps were around/below 20* and I slept like I was at home. Having your pad secured to the bag allows you to toss and turn without getting your bag all twisted up.

Do yourself and your back a favor, take this chair on your next backpacking trip. It makes hanging out by the fire way more enjoyable and helps your back recover for tomorrows miles. Plus, no need to worry about flimsy plastic hubs bending or breaking, the hub-less design is as solid as it gets.

I was a little skeptical at first since this headlamp doesn't look nearly as techy as most others, but after using it on a few trail runs and ski tours I'm glad I got it. The slim fit eliminates any bouncing while running + it's easy to recharge on the go.

After looking around for a while for a versatile mid layer for splitboarding tours and hiking, I decided to go with this hoody. The slightly relaxed fit makes it easy to add extra layers under it for extra chilly days without skimping on the classic Arc'teryx ergonomic fit that we all love because it doesn't restrain movement. It packs down small and weighs next to nothing but manages to provide a solid amount of warmth.

I took it up Logan Canyon in northern Utah on a splitboarding tour to try it out and it was everything I hoped and dreamed of. I went up at the end of March, so the sun was shining and the snow was slushy. There was a bit of a breeze so it wasn’t quite tee shirt weather but despite working up a sweat, the hoody was completely dry when we reached the summit. Even where my pack had been touching my back, there wasn’t a single place where any sweat had soaked through.

All in all, I plan on taking this hoody with me on many splitboarding tours to come and highly recommend it to anyone who’s after a mid layer that’s light, warm, and wicks moisture quickly.

Just got this hoody, the outside is a little rough but the inside is super soft. I would say it has more of an athletic/trim fit so order a size up if you don't like that. It's very stretchy and has a lot of technical feature but looks like a good looking casual hoody. This is the first Voormi product I've owned and I'll definitely buy another soon.